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2021 The Album Release

The definitive collection that cemented BLACKPINK's status as global icons.

The year 2021 marked a monumental milestone for BLACKPINK with the release of their debut full-length studio album, titled 'THE ALBUM'. This project represented the group's first complete collection of original songs since their formation, moving beyond the EP format that defined much of their early career. It served as a definitive statement of their artistic maturity and global ambition.

Quick Facts

Release format
Full-Length Studio Album
Label
YG Entertainment; Interscope Records
Key singles
"How You Like That" and "Lovesick Girls"
Global reach
First group to debut at #1 on Billboard 200 since BTS (tied)
Language mix
  • Korean
  • English
  • Japanese

Lore & Background

The visual identity of this era shifted towards a more polished, high-fashion aesthetic while retaining the edgy, rebellious core that fans adore. The music videos became cinematic experiences, often featuring elaborate sets and storytelling that expanded their universe beyond simple performance clips. This period solidified the bond between the group and their fandom, as they shared a deeper emotional connection through lyrics about overcoming heartbreak and finding inner power.

Reader's Guide

The 'THE ALBUM' era began with the explosive return of "How You Like That," which shattered streaming records and set a tone of fierce confidence. This single acted as the prelude to the full album release later in the summer. Upon the official drop, the group delivered a diverse sonic palette ranging from heavy bass-driven tracks to melodic ballads. The lead single "Lovesick Girls" provided an emotional anchor, resonating deeply with fans worldwide and showcasing their vocal harmonies. This era shaped their legacy by proving they were not just hitmakers but complete album artists capable of sustaining long-form narratives. It established them as the first K-pop girl group to achieve such massive chart success on a full-length record in the West.

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