BLACKPINK’s Lisa has opened up about her first time as an actress on the set of The White Lotus season 3 at its premiere.
The Thai Okay-pop idol was interviewed by Selection whereas on the premiere held at Paramount Studios in Hollywood on February 10, the place she shared the anxiousness she felt being on a set for the primary time.
“It’s my first performing [experience] so I don’t know what to anticipate on set, however all people simply being so supportive helped me rather a lot. So thanks, everybody,” she instructed the outlet, earlier than recalling her rocky first day filming for the sequence. “I’m so nervous. I used to be sweating. I used to be like, ‘I can’t keep in mind my traces.’ I’m blanked.”
Lisa additionally revealed that she had shared her earlier single ‘Rockstar’ and its music video along with her The White Lotus co-stars earlier than it dropped, which she stated was a results of the set’s “supportive” setting. “We’re simply sharing what we do,” she stated. “All of them are so supportive.”
Elsewhere within the interview, Lisa talked about that she “[doesn’t] know what to really feel proper now” with the season premiere approaching on February 16. “I’m simply so excited. I can’t await all of you guys to observe this present,” she instructed the outlet.
Lisa most not too long ago dropped a brand new collaboration single with Doja Cat and RAYE titled ‘Born Once more’, marking the fourth observe lifted from her upcoming debut solo album ‘Alter Ego’ up to now. The document is due out in full on February 28.
‘Alter Ego’ was first introduced in November 2024, after she spent the yr dropping three singles – ‘Rockstar’, ‘New Lady’ that includes Rosalía and ‘Moonlit Flooring’ – all of which is able to seem on the document.
‘New Lady’ was named by NME as among the best 25 Okay-pop songs of 2024. “From the charismatic Rosalía characteristic to the suave airiness of the pre-chorus, ‘New Lady’ has rather a lot going for it – all which comes collectively effortlessly as one of the vital intoxicating fares of the yr,” writes NME’s Mika Chen.
