LALISA SONG RATING FULL

If the lyrics to Lalisa are hard to hear, then perhaps those in the B-side Money are even worse. Not to mention the repetition of her name, which is said exactly 40 times in the song. ‘Being the greatest of all time ain’t fantasy’ and ‘Tell it to the world, kiss my name’ are lyrics like these that make the song dull. The whole song seems to be Lisa arrogantly bragging. YG Entertainment – Blackpink’s record label – was seemingly so focused on showcasing Lisa’s charisma and stunning looks with an eye-catching music video that it came at the expense of the song itself.

The title track is a dynamic hip hop track with a catchy chorus, but it falters with the lyrics.

LALISA SONG RATING FULL

Lalisa unveils Lisa’s full potential as an artist, yet unfortunately, it falls flat. Throughout her career, Lisa has been known for her powerful dancing skills and killer rap verses. On 10 September, the wait ended as Lisa released her solo album entitled ‘ Lalisa’, featuring two hit songs ‘Lalisa’ and ‘Money’. With Jennie and Rosé’s solo unveilings complete, the spotlight shifted onto the group’s main dancer and lead rapper, Lisa (real name Lalisa Manobal). Blackpink’s popularity has undeniably skyrocketed over the years, with the success of songs such as ‘ DDU-DU DDU-DU’ and ‘ Kill This Love’ leading to them recently being labelled the ‘biggest band in the world’.įive years after the release of their debut single album ‘Square One’, the band’s members are now revealing their unique talents and personalities through their solo debuts.

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