Blackpink’s Jennie says she feels “restricted” in Korea

Ok-pop group Blackpink’s Jennie made an look on the podcast Dua Lipa: At Your Service the place she admitted that she had usually felt restricted within the Korean music trade.

She added that she had felt annoyed and misplaced after being assigned a rap place whereas she was a trainee.

“There was a second the place I used to be denying myself due to the concept I didn’t decide this path, that someone else has picked for me. After taking a while off of labor and listening to music normally, after which I really seemed again to the movies that I carried out and once I was doing lives, to love really see myself like having fun with rapping on stage and that’s the second the place I accepted the truth that, that is part of me.“

Dua introduced up how Jennie appears to love their latest music Tally which was each criticized and applauded for its express lyrics.

“Beginning my profession in Korea as a Ok-pop artist has restricted so many sides of me the place it wasn’t simply allowed to be proven as a result of I’m a Ok-pop idol, and I believe I used to be scared additionally to specific myself. And as issues grew over time, I used to be capable of specific myself, and other people would see it as breaking the boundaries quite than she’s doing one thing that she’s not allowed to do and having the ability to open a brand new chapter for those who are beginning the enterprise.”

Referring to the music Tally, she admitted: “The music Tally was one of many first songs that we really say the F phrase, at first once I began performing the music I couldn’t even say it out loud.”