Blackpink’s Jennie, aespa honored at Billboard Women in Music

Blackpink’s Jennie, aespa to be honored at Billboard Women in Music

/ 10:15 AM February 14, 2025

Blackpink’s Jennie, aespa to be honored at Billboard Women in Music

Billboard Women in Music posters for Blackpink’s Jennie (left) and aespa. Image: Billboard via The Korea Herald

Blackpink‘s Jennie and rising girl group aespa have been named as recipients of awards from Billboard Women in Music.

According to the list of winners announced by Billboard, aespa will be recognized with the group of the year award, while Jennie will be honored with the Global Force Award.

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The annual Billboard Women in Music, which began in 2007, recognizes female artists, creators, producers and executives who have made a significant impact on the music industry. Previous K-pop recipients include Twice in 2023 and NewJeans in 2024.

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“As a part of Blackpink, Jennie has taken over charts and stages across the world. Now, as the K-pop star gears up to release her debut solo album, ‘Ruby,’ she’s already seen major success with singles,” said Billboard. Her single, “Mantra,” released in October, stayed on the Billboard Hot 100 for two consecutive weeks. Recently, her single “Love Hangover” reached No. 96 on the Hot 100, marking her highest position on the chart to date.

Regarding aespa, Billboard highlighted that the quartet is expanding its world tour following the success of its first full-length album “Armageddon” released last year.

Billboard Women in Music 2025 is to take place at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles on March 29.

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