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"Black" was noted for being a mellow, sparse early-1990s R&B song and a midtempo ballad. [3] [4] Lyrically, the song doubles as both a "bleak meditation on love" with emotional lines such as "Someday when it all goes black / I might want it all back / but I know I can't go back to you," as well as a "cutesy, flirtatious duet" between G-Dragon and the featured artist.
The Coachella version of the song shows "Jennie's versatility", as the track is driven by a more hip-hop-heavy beats and includes an additional rap verse written by long-time collaborator Bekuh Boom. [ 19 ] [ 20 ] [ 21 ] Lyrically, the track is a love song in which Jennie sings about falling for the person she's singing to and being ready to ...
Jennie Kim (Korean: 김제니; born January 16, 1996), known mononymously as Jennie, is a South Korean singer, rapper, and actress. [1] Born and raised in South Korea until 2004, Jennie later lived in New Zealand before returning to South Korea to successfully audition for YG Entertainment in 2010. She debuted as a member of Blackpink in August ...
Intro I’m over, I’m so over This love hangover (Yeah, go) Verse 1: Jennie Fight me, fight me, fight me You made me so unlike me I don’t wanna talk, come behind me
[23] She ranked it the 26th best K-pop song of all time in a piece published by The Forty-Five in May 2023, remarking that it is rare for K-pop intros to be as recognizable as entrance of "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du", and complimented the "perfect combination of rap braggadocio from Jennie and Lisa and powerhouse vocals from Rosé and Jisoo". [24]
It was released through KOZ Entertainment on April 26, 2024. "Spot!" is a hip-hop song written and produced by Zico, Eun Hee-young and No Identity, with lyrics about a casual encounter between two friends at a late-night party. "Spot!" received critical acclaim for its catchy hook and the combination of Zico and Jennie's unique styles.
The song was written and composed by various contributors, including Jennie, Claudia Valentina, and Zikai, and was produced by El Guincho, Jelli Dorman, Jumpa, and Serban Cazan. It has been described as a dance-pop and Miami bass song that incorporates a heavy dose of R&B, with lyrics that celebrate girl power.
Jennie subsequently became the first female K-pop solo artist in history to chart a song for seven consecutive weeks on the Hot 100. [ 25 ] [ 26 ] The song peaked at number 51 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 17 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs on March 9, and number four on Hot R&B Songs on April 20.