Is this the end of Blackpink? Will Lisa Manoban's contract not be renewed?

"Is This the End of Blackpink? The Uncertain Future of Lisa Manoban's Contract"

The shares of YG Entertainment dropped yesterday, and this drop in the stock market is said to be due to the looming possibility that Lisa may not renew her contract with YG Entertainment.

These rumors began after it was seen that Frederic Arnault, CEO of the luxury brand Tag Heuer which is also connected to Louis Vuitton and other high-end brands, was seen together with Lisa. It is said that Lisa turned down the offer from YG Entertainment of 50 billion Korean won or 37.6 million USD.

Investors and fans of Blackpink are anxious, and discussions are trending in online forums. The issue escalated further when Lisa suddenly said a memorable message during their recent concert tour, saying, "This tour was possible thanks to Blinks, and I was able to perform in various amazing venues. Regardless of the weather, I appreciate your relentless support. Thank you for brightening my 20s." Fans felt like this message was hinting at something as if it were her parting words to the Blinks.

However, the audience's worries were quickly eased when Jennie immediately said that they would continue and become even more dedicated as Blackpink, especially now that they are on their 7th anniversary.

According to Nam Soo Lee, a researcher at Kiwoon Securities, there is great concern about whether Blackpink will renew as a group, and if they do disband, who will have a comeback solo album.

Blackpink's tour in Seoul has ended, and as of now, the status of Lisa's contract with YG Entertainment is still unclear. It is said that it's not true that she rejected the offer from YG Entertainment, and they are currently discussing a new contract.

Lisa Manoban is currently one of Instagram's richest celebrities, along with Lee Min Ho and Song Hye Kyo. They are estimated to be paid 6 million pesos per post.

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