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Profile: Jennie marks 30th birthday amid BLACKPINK comeback timing reported
K‑Hallyu published a profile noting Jennie’s 30th birthday posts and situating her personal milestone alongside group plans; the article states BLACKPINK are scheduled to release their third mini‑album '[DEADLINE]' on 27 February. The piece frames Jennie’s solo and group activity as concurrent priorities.
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Reports: Jennie’s single‑person agency paid her ~238 billion won over two years
Korean outlet Indinews reports Jennie’s one‑person company OA Entertainment (est. Nov 2023) paid the artist about 238 billion won in settlement payments across 2024–2025. The story frames Jennie’s independent structure as giving her larger direct revenue shares from performances, endorsements and appearances and highlights the company’s revenue growth.
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Jennie’s solo album Ruby receives RIAA Gold certification
Jennie’s debut solo studio album Ruby was certified Gold by the RIAA on Sept. 15, 2026, representing 500,000 certified units in the U.S. According to the report, Ruby is the first album by a K‑pop soloist to reach RIAA Gold, marking a major commercial milestone for Jennie’s solo career.
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Tame Impala remix featuring Jennie sets new K-pop Hot 100 top‑10 longevity record
The remix of Tame Impala’s “Dracula” featuring Jennie has spent 16 consecutive weeks in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 top 10, surpassing the previous K-pop-associated record. The run — aided by a viral resurgence on short‑form platforms after the remix’s February release — marks the longest top‑10 stay for a song by or featuring a K‑pop artist and adds to Jennie’s Billboard milestones.
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Billboard milestone reported by Newsis: Jennie’s “Dracula” hits 16 weeks in Hot 100 top 10
AP/Newsis coverage confirms Jennie’s feature on Tame Impala’s “Dracula” has spent 16 weeks in the US Billboard Hot 100 top 10, the longest top‑10 tenure by a K‑pop artist, and notes the song’s extended runs atop several Billboard genre charts. The article frames the achievement in context of other recent K‑pop chart milestones.
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Music video for 'Less than a Lover' features model Kai in co-starring role
OA posted MV footage and promotional material showing Jennie and model Kai together; reports say the two appear in pastoral, coming‑of‑age style scenes shot in open fields. The MV pairing was used in teasers ahead of the single’s release.
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Jennie becomes longest-running K-pop artist in Hot 100 top 10 at 16 weeks
Billboard data reported via Korean outlets shows Jennie’s collaboration with Tame Impala, “Dracula,” remained at number six on the US Billboard Hot 100 for its 16th consecutive week, marking the longest run in the Hot 100 top 10 for any K-pop artist. This surpasses BTS’s previous 15-week mark and represents a major chart milestone for Jennie as a solo-featured artist.
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Jennie’s solo single 'Less than a Lover' reported as a surprise release
'Less than a Lover' was announced for release on the 24th and is described as a lo‑fi summer song with Jennie participating in writing and MV direction. OA said Jennie contributed to lyric and music work and the music video direction, highlighting increased creative involvement.
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Jennie apologizes over BLACKPINK 10th‑anniversary fan event controversy
Jennie posted an apology on a fan‑communication platform addressing criticism over how BLACKPINK’s 10th‑anniversary meet‑and‑greet was handled, saying she was sorry for poor communication with fans and expressing gratitude for their support. The statement was published after the group’s festival commitments and follows apologies from other members and the agency.
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Forbes: Jennie’s ‘Fallen Angel’ EP yields multiple new global chart entries
Forbes reports Jennie’s digital EP Fallen Angel produced several global chart placements: the title track debuted on the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S., “Heaven” launched on the Global Excl. U.S. chart, and “Less Than a Lover” returned to rankings. The piece highlights ongoing global momentum from her solo project.
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