BLACKPINK's Jennie Makes History at Coachella with Unforgettable Performance

BLACKPINK's Jennie successfully wrapped up her two-week performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

On April 21st, Jennie took the stage at the second weekend of Coachella, the largest music festival in the United States, showcasing her presence as the 'Performance Queen' by captivating the audience with her solo performance.

Notably, Jennie became the first K-pop solo artist to perform on Coachella's major Outdoor Theater stage, delivering an impressive set of 13 songs without a break. The audience responded with enthusiastic cheers, chanting her name and singing along.

Maintaining her cowgirl concept from the first weekend, Jennie made a slight wardrobe change by pairing a black top with burgundy pants instead of her previous burgundy leather top and pants.

Jennie reached the peak of excitement with her title track 'like JENNIE,' showcasing her powerful rapping and explosive energy, creating a legendary performance.

During the performance, Jennie emotionally shouted "I love you, mom" in Korean while singing 'starlight.' Videos captured her mother, who is also the head of independent label OA, wiping away tears in the audience.

Overwhelmed with emotion, Jennie expressed her gratitude, saying, "Thank you so much for coming to my show today. I will never forget tonight. I love you all."

Following her first Coachella performance, Jennie was the only K-pop artist to be named in Billboard's 'Hot Performances of Coachella Week 1.' Additionally, 'Jennie' and 'Jencella' (a combination of Jennie and Coachella) trended worldwide on X (formerly Twitter), ranking first and second, respectively.

Jennie's performance of 'like JENNIE' at Coachella also achieved significant online success, ranking second in worldwide music video trends and third in YouTube's trending videos, proving her overwhelming global impact.

Coachella, known for its tradition and prestige, began in 1999 and is held over two weekends in Indio, California, attracting over 200,000 attendees annually, making it the largest music festival in the United States.