《告示牌》雜誌 2019年第5期
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Inside Blackpink's U.S. Takeover:
How the K-Pop Queens Are Changing the Game
探究BLACKPINK的攻美之旅：
K-Pop皇后們正如何改變遊戲
（承前文）
While K-pop companies have a reputation for packaging groups assembly
line-style, Blackpink’s members insist they have plenty of creative input,
despite having no official writing credits on their tracks. Park plays them
music he’s working on and “really tries to put our thoughts into our songs,”
says Jennie. “He really gets his inspirations from us.”
雖然K-pop公司以「生產線模式」組成團體聞名，但BLACKPINK的成員們堅稱，儘管沒有
正式掛名，她們在製作歌曲的過程中提出許多見解。Jennie表示，Teddy會播放他正著手
製作的歌曲給成員們聽，並真的試著把她們的想法融入其中，「他真的從我們身上得到
不少靈感。」
“It’s important as recording artists that they actually truly own their
songs,” says Park. The women all make suggestions about who should sing what,
and if a part doesn’t feel right to someone, he will make adjustments. “He
doesn’t just bring us a song, like, ‘Go practice,’” says Rosé.
Teddy說：「對於歌手來說，重要的是他們能真的掌握自己的歌曲。」團員們對於誰該演
唱什麼給予建議，如果有誰的部分感覺不對，Teddy會做出調整。Rosé指出：「他並不只
是把歌丟給我們，然後說『拿去練』這樣。」
Besides, the members of Blackpink have another creative outlet: Last fall, YG
announced that they would all release solo material, starting with Jennie,
whose debut single, “Solo,” topped Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales
chart in December. Though the music is still created and put out by YG, the
idea that group longevity and solo success aren’t mutually exclusive is a
radical development in girl-group history