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Blackpink Set to Release New Mini Album 'Deadline' After Long Hiatus

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K-pop sensation Blackpink is gearing up for the release of their third mini album titled 'Deadline' on February 27, marking their first major project in nearly four years. The album follows their previous work, 'Born Pink', and includes the hit single 'Jump', which topped the Billboard Global 200 chart. YG Entertainment, the group's management, has emphasized the importance of quality music, which contributed to the delays. The members—Jennie, Rosé, Lisa, and Jisoo—have also been successful in their solo careers during the hiatus, with various achievements in music and fashion. Fans can expect a total of five tracks on 'Deadline', including 'Go', 'Me and my', 'Champion', and 'Fxxxboy'.

Key Details: • Release date for 'Deadline': February 27, 2026 • The album includes five tracks: 'Jump', 'Go', 'Me and my', 'Champion', 'Fxxxboy' • YG Entertainment promises high-quality music after a long wait • Blackpink's last album was 'Born Pink' released in 2022

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