BLACKPINK's Lisa says she loves Singapore's pink soup (ice kacang) and kaya toast during her fan meet in SG
IG/lalalalisa_m (Blackpink Lisa)
SINGAPORE: According to The Star, Lisa of BLACKPINK became the first group member to hold a solo fan meet in Singapore.
She dazzled fans with her vibrant performances and warm interactions at the sold-out event at Singapore Indoor Stadium on Nov 11.
Known for her captivating presence, the Thai rapper-singer performed her debut single Lalisa (2021), adorned in a jewelled black outfit, supported by 12 backup dancers and dramatic pyrotechnics.
In her 105-minute set, Lisa performed five songs, including her latest, Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me), and New Woman, a pop-electronica anthem.
As the world’s most-followed K-pop star on Instagram, with a Guinness World Record to her name, she also recently opened the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in New York.
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Memorable moments
Fans, known as Blinks and Lilies, were treated to memorable moments, including a food segment where Lisa sampled local favourites. She praised the kaya toast as “sweet and salty” and expressed her love for ice kacang, describing it as a “pink soup”. Another highlight was a segment called Gallery 0327, named after her birthday. Lisa shared personal stories behind her social media photos, such as attending a Taylor Swift concert where she unknowingly received friendship bracelets from fans. She also recounted a charming moment at a restaurant where she spotted a fan wearing her face on a shirt but chose not to interrupt.Lisa loves her fans
Lisa further delighted fans by inviting five audience members onstage, rewarding creative interpretations of the “star” dress code. One fan in a star-covered outfit won a Polaroid photo with her, while others received autographed CDs. In closing, Lisa thanked the crowd: “I wouldn’t be here without you guys. I love you.”Enjoying this article?
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Lydia Koh
Contributing writer at The Independent Singapore