BLACKPINK Unveils Two Visual Posters for “DEADLINE”... Preparing for Statues and Red Light Versions

BLACKPINK released two visual posters for their third mini-album, “DEADLINE,” set for release on February 27, on the 9th. YG Entertainment posted both the “Statue ver.” and “Red light ver.” posters simultaneously on its official blog that day.
The unveiling of these two posters with distinctly different moods further piqued the curiosity of global fans.
The white-toned Statue ver. showcases restrained beauty. The members emphasized sculptural aesthetics through white outfits that highlighted their curvaceous silhouettes. Without any flashy elements, their photogenic gestures and graceful eye contact created a perfect harmony, evoking the image of a single work of art.
The Red light ver. delivers a completely different atmosphere. Against a red-toned background, the members display an untouchable charisma. Their alluring gaze directed straight ahead, along with a strong aura, leaves a powerful impression. Just their presence alone dominates the scene and generates a subtle sense of tension.

A YG official stated, “Music fans around the world are showing growing interest in the story we will tell through this full-group album, released after approximately 3 years and 5 months.”
YG explained the meaning behind the album by saying, “Just as the title ‘DEADLINE’ suggests, it captures ‘the best moments that cannot be reversed’ and ‘BLACKPINK’s current state at its most brilliant.’” This clearly illustrates the theme BLACKPINK aims to convey through their third mini-album.
The album includes a total of five tracks, including the title track “Go,” as well as the pre-release songs “Ttoueo,” “Me & My,” “Champion,” and “Fxxxboy.” BLACKPINK’s third mini-album, “DEADLINE,” is scheduled to be released worldwide at 2 p.m. on February 27.
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