BLACKPINK/Instagram
K-pop powerhouse BLACKPINK released a new studio album on Friday, marking its first group comeback since 2022.
The album, titled Deadline, arrived three years after “Born Pink,” ending a prolonged pause in collective releases for the quartet.
The record featured five tracks, led by the previously released single “Jump” and supported by four new songs that showcased a refreshed yet familiar sound.
The new tracks included “Go,” “Me and My,” “Champion,” and “Fxxxboy,” completing the album’s concise lineup.
To accompany the release, the group rolled out a music video for the title track “Go,” presenting an abstract and futuristic visual concept.
Blackpink debuted in 2016 under YG Entertainment and later emerged as one of the most influential global acts in K-pop.
In recent years, members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa had focused on solo projects, making the group release a notable reunion moment.
The comeback also aligned with Blackpink’s ongoing world tour, which launched in 2025 and is set to bring the group back to the Philippines in November.
