Jennie Wins Two Awards at Korean Music Awards with Solo Album “LUCY”…Selected for First Time at Billboard Women in Music Awards

Jennie of BLACKPINK demonstrated her exceptional musical talent as a solo artist. On the 26th, at the 23rd Korean Music Awards, she received two awards — Best K-Pop Album for her debut solo album “LUCY” and Best K-Pop Song for its Title Track “LUCY.” “LUCY” is a work in which Jennie handled all album production herself, capturing her unique identity and limitless musical potential. The album, which includes the Title Track “LUCY” and a total of 15 tracks, showcases Jennie’s musical range as a solo artist through songs across various genres, while setting new records and achieving historic milestones on multiple global charts. Jennie’s achievements are recognized not only in South Korea but also on the international stage. She became the first Korean solo artist to be selected for the 2025 Billboard Women in Music Awards, marking a significant milestone in her career. This recognition underscores her remarkable influence in the international music scene. Earlier, Jennie’s solo activities had already delivered strong results on global charts. Her earlier single “MANTRA,” released last October, reached third place on the Billboard Global 200 chart and second place on the Billboard Global Exclusively United States chart. Her collaboration with Korean rapper Zico, titled “SPOT,” topped the Korean Circle Digital Chart and debuted at number one on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart. Jennie’s solo album “LUCY” features collaborations with international artists such as Dominic Fike, Childish Gambino, and Dua Lipa. To promote this album, she will hold the “The LUCY Experience” concert series from March 6 to 15 in Los Angeles, New York, and Seoul. Through these awards and global recognition, Jennie has solidified her unique position in the K-pop scene as an artist who combines artistic excellence with broad popularity.