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BLACKPINK’s “Kill This Love” Surpasses 200 Million Views And Breaks YouTube Records

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BLACKPINK remains unstoppable as they smash yet another record with “Kill This Love”.

BLACKPINK continues to carve their own path to success. After making history on the Coachella stage, the quartet breaks yet another online record on YouTube.

On April 16, “Kill This Love” has officially surpassed 200 million views – 11 days after its initial release.

BLACKPINK breaks yet another record they have set with “DDU-DU DDU-DU”, which garnered 200 million views a month after its release. The quartet also becomes the fastest Korean act to garner this massive amount of views on their music video.

Recently, BLACKPINK also made history on Billboard’s music charts. “Kill This Love” debuted on the Hot 100 chart at 41st place, breaking a record they have previously set with their smash hit, “DDU-DU DDU-DU”. Additionally, they debuted on the Billboard 200 charts at 24th place, making BLACKPINK the highest charting female Korean act on both these charts.

READ: BLACKPINK Breaks Records On Billboard Music Charts With “Kill This Love”

Witness Jennie, Jisoo, RosĂ©, and Lisa dominate the stage on their In Your Area tour. The quartet will be kicking off their tour in the United States on April 17, at The Forum in California. From there, the girls will be performing in Illinois’ Allstate Arena on April 24. They will also be at Hamilton’s FirstOntario Center in April 27.

The girl group will be holding a two-day concert at Newark’s Prudential Center on May 1 and 2. On May 5, the girls will be bringing their tour to Atlanta’s Infinite Energy Arena. To wrap up their In Your Area tour, they will be holding another two-day concert in Texas’ Fort Worth Convention Center on May 8 and 9.

Photo from YG Entertainment

BLINKS can also look forward to seeing their favorite girl group make their debut on The Late Late Show with James Corden. The group will be sharing the stage with guest actors Andrew Garfield and Lake Bell, and will be performing their latest hit, “Kill This Love“, on the April 18th episode.

READ: BLACKPINK To Make Their Debut On “The Late Late Show With James Corden”

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