Lisa of BLACKPINK has made history as the pioneering K-pop artist to enchant the Oscars stage, captivating audiences with a mesmerizing medley from the iconic James Bond film series during the prestigious Hollywood awards gala. On Sunday (local time), at the 97th Academy Awards held at the storied Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, Lisa shared the spotlight with British vocalist Raye and American rapper Doja Cat in a tribute that celebrated the timeless allure of Bond.
Adorned in an elegant long black gown, Lisa belted out "Live and Let Die," the thrilling theme song from the 1973 James Bond film of the same name, setting the tone for an unforgettable evening. Doja Cat seamlessly transitioned into "Diamonds Are Forever," her voice resonating with the timeless glamour of the Bond universe, while Raye's soulful rendition of "Skyfall" brought the medley to a poignant close. This landmark performance marked a significant milestone, as it signified the debut of a K-pop artist on the Oscar stage, adding a vibrant new chapter to the event's storied history.
