Jennie Kim

Jennie Kim (born January 16, 1996) is a South Korean-born rapper, singer, and dancer who is a principal member of BLACKPINK, one of the most commercially successful and influential girl groups in the world. Born in Seoul and raised partly in New Zealand and South Korea, Jennie trained under YG Entertainment for nearly six years before debuting with BLACKPINK in 2016. Known for her distinctive voice, confident stage presence, and exceptional rapping ability, she has become one of the group's most recognizable members globally. BLACKPINK has achieved unprecedented success, breaking numerous records on streaming platforms, winning major awards, and performing at major international venues. Beyond BLACKPINK, Jennie has pursued solo projects, including the successful release of her solo album 'Ruby,' collaborations with other artists, and acting roles. She has become a cultural icon representing Korean pop culture's global influence and has significant impact on fashion and social media trends. Jennie's career exemplifies the international appeal of K-pop and the status of female artists in the global music industry, making her one of the most influential entertainers of her generation.