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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 10 flagged · 18 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 8 still open
Rosé: Solo debut album 'R' (2021) with hit 'On The Ground', acting cameo in 'Blackpink House', partnership with YSL Beauty — Professional Name: The entry incorrectly states she is known professionally as Roseanne instead of her official stage name Rosé.
Rosé: Solo debut album 'R' (2021) with hit 'On The Ground', acting cameo in 'Blackpink House', partnership with YSL Beauty — Blackpink House Classification: Describing her appearance in BLACKPINK HOUSE as an acting cameo is incorrect, as it was a reality variety show where she appeared as herself.
Jennie: Solo debut 'Solo' (2018) featuring 'You & I', acting role in 'The K2', global brand ambassador for Chanel — Jennie's role in 'The K2' was a recurring supporting antagonist appearing throughout the series, not merely a cameo
Jennie: Solo debut 'Solo' (2018) featuring 'You & I', acting role in 'The K2', global brand ambassador for Chanel — The Chanel Ambassador appointment was announced in January 2019 (around January 17), not February 2019
Dior — The 'Debut Year' for the Global Brand Ambassador partnership is listed as 2018; official announcement by Dior was in January 2019.
Dior — The entry implies Jennie Kim is the sole or primary ambassador without acknowledging Jisoo Kim, who also became a Global Brand Ambassador for Dior in March 2023.
Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — The music video features a custom-built prop vehicle designed to resemble a tank (with wheels), not an actual military tank rolling through public streets.
Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — Prior to 'Square Up', BLACKPINK released two physical single albums ('Square One' and 'Square Two') and one digital single ('As If It's Your Last'), rather than three single albums.
THE ALBUM — The entry incorrectly attributes composition credits to Jennie and Rosé on 'You Never Know'; they are officially credited as lyricists only, with composition by Teddy Park, R.Tee, and 24.
THE ALBUM — The entry incorrectly implies Jisoo is the sole member without writing credits; Lisa also did not receive any songwriting or composition credits on THE ALBUM.
Glastonbury Festival Performance — Intro (Year=2024) and Stats section (Year=2023) contradict each other regarding the year of the event.
Summer Sonic Festival Headlining — BLACKPINK was not the first K-Pop Girl Group to perform at Summer Sonic, as Girls' Generation performed there in 2014 and 2016 prior to BLACKPINK's 2018 appearance.
Rock in Rio Appearance — The entry states the audience was approximately 50,000–70,000 attendees; however, widely reported figures from major news outlets and festival reports indicate BLACKPINK's performance drew over 100,000 fans.
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