This is what we hear from everyone who's actually at the concerts. The haters are delusional. As to being in debt, well, the debt will get paid off eventually, but the memory will be with you for life. If you have grandkids, you'll be able to tell them how you went to Coachella and saw the legendary Kpop group Blackpink. ;)
mikkj1
2023-05-06 21:05:50 +0000 UTC
If you were amused with the dancer's smile while picking up Jisoo, think you would like this short clip of a member of Band Six when he hugged Jennie after a concert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM-Fjw6gJGg
JayCastle
2023-05-06 19:36:15 +0000 UTC
YESS!! I was there for this weekend! It should be illegal to be as close to them as I was because I really made eye contact with almost all of the members. I honestly felt like my heart was doing things it shouldnβt be doing all throughout the performance Iβm not going to lie. The girls are amazing performers, I canβt stress it enough so I donβt even pay any attention to any negativity on twitter anymore because how can someone tell me they donβt command the stage when I actually was 4-5 feet away from them and saw the level of presence and dominance that they have on stage. If anyone ever has the chance to see them live and arenβt sure for whatever reason, DO IT YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED AT ALL. Their live band was amazing, it gave life to all of their songs and the energy was perfect t for Coachella. I am in debt after going to pinkchella but I was beyond satisfied with what they did on that stage
butter croissant
2023-05-06 18:11:53 +0000 UTC
The criticism of the dancers wasn't about how good they were, it was that, in the first week, they were, too often, a distraction when they were backing the girls up. Like I said, they're very talented, but they forgot their job occasionally.
Talking about the choreography - some folks complained that the girls let the backing vocals take over too much during their solos, but they weren't paying attention to how involved the choreo was. They need to breathe.
I felt like the 2nd night was better, not just because they ironed out some camera/production issues, but the girls seemed more relaxed, which is understandable. The first night, they were doing what was, basically, a new concert - new set list, new arrangements, new choreo. and more pressure because there's so much more attention on Coachella. I've never seen them so sweaty and out of breath, and the fact that they pushed through and still gave a fantastic performance gains them even more respect.
On a side note, the President of South Korea, when he spoke at the White House dinner, said that, they might not know who he was, but he was sure that they knew who BTS and Blackpink were got him a laugh and a bit more respect from me.