BLACKPINK Lisa's 'Rockstar' Shoot in Bangkok, Sparks Controversy and Global Success

Recently, BLACKPINK member Lisa garnered significant attention while shooting her new single 'Rockstar' in Thailand.
Lisa had to close down streets in Bangkok's Chinatown for the shoot, causing inconvenience to shop owners and pedestrians.
In response, Lisa showed a generous gesture by compensating the merchants with 20,000 baht (approximately $550) each, equivalent to a month's income.
This news was reported by the South China Morning Post (SCMP), drawing considerable interest.
Lisa's new song 'Rockstar' gained instant popularity upon its release, achieving top positions on global charts.
Notably, it reached 8th place on Spotify's global chart, setting a new record for a K-pop solo female artist.
This success marks a continuation of Lisa's thriving solo career, surpassing her previous hit 'Money.'
Meanwhile, Lisa faced plagiarism allegations regarding the star-shaped leather top she wore in the music video for 'Rockstar'.
A Chinese fashion designer based in London claimed it resembled her unique design, posting comparisons on social media.
Lisa's team responded, stating that star designs are common symbols and that accusations of plagiarism were exaggerated.
Additionally, in a market in Thailand, a teenage girl resembling Lisa attracted attention for her striking similarity, even gaining international recognition.
The shooting location of Lisa's 'Rockstar' music video in Bangkok's Chinatown is now emerging as a new tourist attraction.
Lisa's substantial compensation and global popularity not only demonstrate her character but also underscore the worldwide acclaim for her music.