Blackpink has dazzled the stage at Hyde Park.

On July 2nd, Blackpink successfully performed at the Hyde Park British Summer Time Festival in London, UK. Following their appearance at the Coachella festival in the United States in April, they made another significant mark as the first K-pop artist to headline the renowned music festival in the pop music capital.

Hyde Park is a festival where fans and pop stars from various genres such as rock, hip-hop, electronic, and R&B gather to enjoy music together. Despite being their first appearance, Blackpink attracted an audience of 65,000 people (according to BBC's tally), selling out the venue and showcasing their wide popularity and strong ticket power.

Entering the stage amid the fiery excitement that filled the venue, Blackpink opened with "Pink Venom," "How You Like That," and "Pretty Savage." They continued with a powerful band sound, overwhelming live performances, and solo stages that maximized the individual charms of each member, from a hit song medley to captivating the audience with their energy.

Without a moment of rest, Blackpink ran tirelessly for about 90 minutes, expressing their gratitude to the cheering fans who made the concert unforgettable. They stated, "It is truly an honor to stand on the stage of Hyde Park in the UK. Our dream has come true," conveying their overwhelmed emotions.

After the festival, prominent international media outlets highlighted Blackpink's performance. BBC stated, "Blackpink has made history. They are now one of the biggest groups in the world, surpassing K-pop." NME commented, "Although K-pop is not yet the mainstream at British music festivals, everything could change starting with Blackpink's performance."

Meanwhile, Blackpink is currently conducting their largest-scale world tour, "BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK]," which is expected to attract around 1.5 million people. After their encore performance in Paris, France on the 15th (local time), they will continue to Vietnam (Hanoi) and the United States (New Jersey, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles).