BLACKPINK made history again after it's How You Like That music video reached a whopping amount of views.
The YG Entertainment girl group notably released its first Korean-language studio album, The Album, in 2020. Prior to its arrival, it released How You Like That, which immediately became a commercial success in the country.
Nearly three years since its arrival, the song's music video brought another honor to the girl group.
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BLACKPINK's How You Like That Music Video Reaches 1.2B Views
On April 11, around 4:41 a.m. KST, BLACKPINK's How You Like That music video officially surpassed 1.2 billion views on YouTube.
It ultimately became the group's fifth music video to reach the milestone. BALCKPINK's other music videos for Ddu-du Ddu-Du, Kill This Love, Boombayah, and As If It's Your Last. It also ranked sixth overall, following How You Like That dance video.
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How You Like That successfully scored the mark in two years, nine months, 15 days, and 11 hours.
The song notably conquered several charts, securing the No. 33 slot on Billboard's Hot 100 and No. 20 on UK's Official Single Top 100.
It also has numerous accolades after winning Best Music Video at the APAN Music Awards, Fan Favorite K-Pop at the Joox Hong Kong Top Music Awards, Song of Summer at the MTV Video Music Awards, Best Dance (Female) at Melon Music Awards, and Best Digital Song (Bonsang) at Golden Disc Awards.
BLACKPINK Members Reflect on "Unreal" Headlining Set at Coachella
The girl group is set to expand its fandom during its historic Coachella headlining stint this year.
BLACKPINK will serve as one of the three main headliners alongside Bad Bunny and Frank Ocean. Ahead of the members' appearance, they shared how excited and honored they are to return to Coachella.
"We're honestly just excited to be back at Coachella performing, period, but the deal here is—we're headlining," Rose said. "We feel honored for this opportunity as much as we feel the immense responsibility. We'll be bringing something fun to the table."
BLACKPINK first took over the stage of the festival in 2019, becoming the first female K-pop group to perform at the event.
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