Girl groupYG Entertainment2016–present
Blackpink
블랙핑크
Four-member YG girl group that debuted in August 2016 — the first Asian act to headline Coachella, one of the best-selling girl groups of all time and the most-subscribed music act on YouTube.
- Debut
- 2016
- Aug 8, 2016
- Members
- 4
- Show wins
- 73
- latest Mar 15
- Awards won
- 56
- 24 nominations
4 members
Blackpink members
Jisoo
지수Kim Ji-soo
Lead Vocalist · Visual
- Age
- 31
- Height
- 162 cm
- MBTI
- INTJ
- Born
- Jan 3, 1995
- From
- Gunpo, South Korea
- Blood type
- A
Kim Ji-soo joined YG Entertainment as a trainee in 2011 and was the third Blackpink member to be revealed, in June 2016. Alongside the group she has built a parallel career as an actress, starring in Snowdrop, Newtopia and the film Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy. Her solo single album Me (2023) broke the first-week sales record for a Korean female soloist, and since 2024 she has released music through her own label, Blissoo.
Jennie
제니Jennie Kim
Main Rapper · Lead Vocalist
- Age
- 30
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- INFJ
- Born
- Jan 16, 1996
- From
- Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Blood type
- B
Jennie Kim moved from Korea to Auckland as a child and returned in 2010 to audition for YG Entertainment, where she was steered towards rapping as the only fluent English speaker among the trainees. She was the first Blackpink member to be revealed, in June 2016, and the first to release solo music, with “Solo” in 2018. Since founding Odd Atelier in 2023 and signing with Columbia Records she has released the million-selling album Ruby (2025) and the EP Fallen Angel (2026).
Rosé
로제Roseanne Park (Park Chae-young)
Main Vocalist · Lead Dancer
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 169 cm
- MBTI
- ENFP
- Born
- Feb 11, 1997
- From
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Blood type
- B
Roseanne Park was born in New Zealand to Korean immigrant parents and grew up in Melbourne, where she sang in church choirs and taught herself guitar and piano. She placed first at YG Entertainment’s 2012 Sydney audition and was the last Blackpink member to be revealed, in June 2016. Her solo career began with the single album R (2021) and reached its peak with “APT.” and the album Rosie (2024), released through The Black Label and Atlantic Records.
Lisa
리사Lalisa Manobal (ลลิษา มโนบาล), born Pranpriya Manobal
Main Rapper · Main Dancer · Vocalist
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 167 cm
- MBTI
- ISFP
- Born
- Mar 27, 1997
- From
- Buriram Province, Thailand
- Blood type
- O
Lalisa Manobal was the only applicant out of 4,000 to pass YG Entertainment’s 2010 audition in Thailand and moved to Seoul in 2011 as the label’s first non-Korean trainee. Revealed as Blackpink’s second member in June 2016, she went solo in 2021 with the record-breaking single album Lalisa. In 2024 she founded her own company, Lloud, signed with RCA Records and went on to release the album Alter Ego (2025) and to act in HBO’s The White Lotus.
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Profile & facts
About Blackpink
- Debut
- August 8, 2016
- with “Whistle”
- Agency
- YG Entertainment
- founded 1996
- Fandom
- Blink
- Oldest
- Jisoo
- 31 years old
- Youngest (maknae)
- Lisa
- 29 years old
- Generation
- 3rd gen
- debuts 2012–2017
- Origin
- Seoul, South Korea
- Status
- Active
- 2016–present
- First music show win
- “Whistle”
- Inkigayo · Aug 21, 2016 · 13 days after debut
- Latest release
- Deadline
- Feb 27, 2026
Blackpink (블랙핑크) began as a YG Entertainment project in 2010, a year after the label launched 2NE1, and was originally announced for 2012 with at least seven members. After years of delays the four finalists were unveiled one at a time in June 2016 — Jennie on the 1st, Lisa on the 8th, Jisoo on the 15th and Rosé on the 22nd — and on June 29 the label confirmed a four-member line-up under the name Blackpink, explaining that it was meant to say “pretty isn’t everything”. The group debuted on August 8, 2016 with the single album Square One, whose two tracks “Boombayah” and “Whistle” took the top two places on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart; “Whistle” went to number one in Korea and won Inkigayo fourteen days after the debut. Blackpink is the first YG act formed without a designated leader, and in January 2017 the members named their fandom Blink, a blend of “black” and “pink”.
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The second single album Square Two (2016) and the standalone single “As If It’s Your Last” (2017) were followed by a Japanese debut EP that entered the Oricon albums chart at number one. The first Korean EP, Square Up (2018), turned the group into a global act: “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” was the first song by a Korean girl group to enter the UK Singles Chart and to be certified by the RIAA, and its video became the first by a Korean group to pass one billion YouTube views. After signing with Interscope in October 2018 they became the first female K-pop group to play Coachella (2019), and their first Korean studio album The Album (2020) was the first release by a Korean girl group to sell a million copies. Born Pink (2022) went further still — number one on both the Billboard 200 and the UK Albums Chart, more than two million copies sold in Korea, and two Billboard Global 200 chart-toppers in “Pink Venom” and “Shut Down”. The Born Pink World Tour drew 1.8 million people and grossed $330 million, the highest gross ever for a tour by a female group.
In April 2023 Blackpink became the first Asian act to headline Coachella, and that November King Charles III made all four members honorary MBEs for their work as COP26 advocates. In December 2023 they renewed with YG for group activities only; since then Jisoo has run her own label Blissoo, Jennie has run Odd Atelier, Lisa has run Lloud and Rosé has signed with The Black Label, each releasing solo music independently while the group remains with YG. Blackpink returned in July 2025 with the Deadline World Tour and the single “Jump”, their third Billboard Global 200 number one, and in February 2026 with the EP Deadline and its lead track “Go”. Deadline sold more than 1.46 million copies on its first day, a Hanteo Chart record for a K-pop girl group. The group marked ten years since its debut with a fan meeting at the National Museum of Korea on August 8, 2026.
Frequently asked
How many members does Blackpink have?
Blackpink has 4 members: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa.
When did Blackpink debut?
Blackpink debuted on August 8, 2016 with Square One and its title track “Whistle” under YG Entertainment.
What is Blackpink's fandom name?
Blackpink's fans are called Blink.
How many music show wins does Blackpink have?
Blackpink has 73 music show wins. The first came on August 21, 2016 with “Whistle” on Inkigayo, 13 days after debut.
Which generation is Blackpink?
Blackpink is a 3rd generation K-pop group (debuted 2016).
19 releases · newest first
Blackpink discography
Every album, EP and single in order of release. Pick one for its title track, chart peak, sales, tracklist and where to listen. Chart peaks are from the Circle Album Chart; sales are Korean physical copies.
1 of 19 · newest
Deadline
Title track: “Go”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,988,245 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment
Third Korean EP. Sold 1,461,785 copies on its first day, a Hanteo Chart record for a K-pop girl group, and entered the Billboard 200 at number eight.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Jump — 뛰어; pre-released as a single on July 11, 2025
- 2GoTitle
- 3Me and My
- 4Champion
- 5Fxxxboy
Jump뛰어
Title track: “Jump”
- Label
- YG Entertainment
Comeback single, first performed at the opening night of the Deadline World Tour on July 5, 2025. Third Blackpink song to top the Billboard Global 200 and the first distributed by the Orchard instead of Interscope.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1JumpTitle
The Girls
Title track: “The Girls”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 191,610 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment / TakeOne
Soundtrack single for the mobile game Blackpink: The Game, issued on cassette and digitally. The group’s fifth number-one album on the Circle Album Chart.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1The GirlsTitle
Born Pink
Title tracks: “Pink Venom”, “Shut Down”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 3,082,421 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records
Second Korean studio album and the first by a K-pop girl group to sell over two million copies, to top the Billboard 200 and to top the UK Albums Chart.
Tracklist · 8 tracks
- 1Pink Venom — pre-release single, August 19, 2022Title
- 2Shut DownTitle
- 3Typa Girl
- 4Yeah Yeah Yeah
- 5Hard to Love — Solo track by Rosé
- 6The Happiest Girl
- 7Tally
- 8Ready for Love — previously released as a promotional single, July 29, 2022
Ready for Love
Title track: “Ready for Love”
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records
Promotional single made for the PUBG Mobile collaboration and released with an animated music video; later included on Born Pink.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Ready for LoveTitle
Blackpink 2021 'The Show' Live
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #8 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 34,906 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records
Live album from the livestream concert The Show, recorded on January 31, 2021; released digitally on June 1 and on CD on June 11, 2021.
Tracklist · 15 tracks
- 1Kill This Love
- 2Crazy Over You
- 3How You Like That
- 4Don't Know What to Do
- 5Playing with Fire
- 6Lovesick Girls
- 7Love to Hate Me + You Never Know
- 8Solo — Solo track by Jennie
- 9Gone — Solo track by Rosé
- 10Pretty Savage
- 11Ddu-Du Ddu-Du
- 12Whistle
- 13As If It's Your Last
- 14Boombayah
- 15Forever Young
The Album
Title track: “Lovesick Girls”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,814,360 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records / Universal Music
First Korean studio album and the first album by a K-pop girl group to sell one million copies. A Japanese edition with four Japanese-language versions followed on August 3, 2021.
Tracklist · 8 tracks
- 1How You Like That — pre-release single, June 26, 2020
- 2Ice Cream — with Selena Gomez; pre-release single, August 28, 2020
- 3Pretty Savage
- 4Bet You Wanna — featuring Cardi B
- 5Lovesick GirlsTitle
- 6Crazy Over You
- 7Love to Hate Me
- 8You Never Know
Ice Cream
Title track: “Ice Cream”
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records
Second pre-release single from The Album, made with Selena Gomez; it peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100, then a record for a Korean female act.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Ice Cream — with Selena GomezTitle
How You Like That
Title track: “How You Like That”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 357,522 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records
Physical single album for the digital single released on June 26, 2020. The music video broke five Guinness World Records and the song won Song of Summer at the 2020 MTV VMAs.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1How You Like ThatTitle
- 2How You Like That — InstrumentalTitle
Sour Candy
Title track: “Sour Candy”
- Label
- Interscope Records
Promotional single from Lady Gaga’s album Chromatica; Blackpink’s first top-40 entry on the Billboard Hot 100.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Sour Candy — with Lady GagaTitle
Kill This Love
Title track: “Kill This Love”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #3 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 862,956 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment / Interscope Records / Universal Music
Second Korean EP; its music video set the 24-hour YouTube viewing record with 56.7 million views. A Japanese edition followed on October 16, 2019.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Kill This LoveTitle
- 2Don't Know What to Do
- 3Kick It
- 4Hope Not — 아니길
- 5Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — 뚜두뚜두; remix
Blackpink in Your Area
Title track: “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
- Label
- YGEX
First Japanese album, collecting Japanese-language versions of the group’s singles; released digitally on November 23 and physically on December 5, 2018, peaking at number nine on the Oricon Albums Chart. The 2CD+DVD edition adds the Korean originals.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1Boombayah — Japanese ver.
- 2Whistle — Japanese ver.
- 3Playing with Fire — Japanese ver.
- 4Stay — Japanese ver.
- 5As If It's Your Last — Japanese ver.
- 6Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — Japanese ver.Title
- 7Forever Young — Japanese ver.
- 8Really — Japanese ver.
- 9See U Later — Japanese ver.
Kiss and Make Up
Title track: “Kiss and Make Up”
- Label
- Warner Bros. Records
Promotional single from Dua Lipa: Complete Edition; the first top-40 UK hit by a Korean girl group and the first Korean-group song certified in the UK.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Kiss and Make Up — with Dua LipaTitle
Ddu-Du Ddu-Du
Title track: “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
- Label
- YGEX
Japanese single album; tracklist of the CD single and CD+DVD editions. It peaked at number seven on the Oricon Singles Chart.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — Japanese ver.Title
- 2Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — 뚜두뚜두; Korean ver.Title
- 3Forever Young — Korean ver.
- 4Really — Korean ver.
- 5See U Later — Korean ver.
Square Up
Title track: “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 606,270 sold (KR)
- Label
- YG Entertainment
First Korean EP and the group’s first physical release. “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du” was the first song by a Korean girl group to enter the UK Singles Chart and to be certified by the RIAA.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Ddu-Du Ddu-Du — 뚜두뚜두Title
- 2Forever Young — promotional single
- 3Really
- 4See U Later
- 5As If It's Your Last — 마지막처럼; physical edition hidden track
Blackpink
- Label
- YGEX
Self-titled Japanese debut EP of Japanese-language versions; it entered the Oricon Albums Chart at number one. Reissued on March 28, 2018 as Re: Blackpink. The CD+DVD edition adds the Korean originals.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1Boombayah — Japanese ver.
- 2Whistle — Japanese ver.
- 3Playing with Fire — Japanese ver.
- 4Stay — Japanese ver.
- 5As If It's Your Last — Japanese ver.
- 6Whistle — Japanese ver.; acoustic version
As If It's Your Last마지막처럼
Title track: “As If It's Your Last”
- Label
- YG Entertainment
First standalone digital single; it reached number three on the Gaon Digital Chart and topped Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1As If It's Your LastTitle
Square Two
Title tracks: “Playing with Fire”, “Stay”
- Label
- YG Entertainment
Second single album, released digitally. “Playing with Fire” reached number three and “Stay” number ten on the Gaon Digital Chart.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Playing with Fire — 불장난Title
- 2StayTitle
- 3Whistle — 휘파람; acoustic version
- 4Whistle — iTunes bonus track
- 5Boombayah — iTunes bonus track
Square One
Title tracks: “Whistle”, “Boombayah”
- Label
- YG Entertainment
Debut single album. “Whistle” and “Boombayah” took the top two spots on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart, and “Whistle” topped the Gaon Digital Chart.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1Whistle — 휘파람Title
- 2Boombayah — 붐바야Title
Physical albums · Korea
Blackpink album sales
Copies per release: first week on the Hanteo chart and the cumulative Circle figure. A ring marks a release that set a new personal best at the time.
- Best-selling release
- 3.08M
- Born Pink · 2022
- Copies sold in Korea
- 8.94M
- across 8 releases
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| Release | Released | First week | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deadline | Feb 27, 2026 | — | 1,988,245 |
| The Girls | Aug 25, 2023 | — | 191,610 |
| Born Pink | Sep 16, 2022 | — | 3,082,421 |
| Blackpink 2021 'The Show' Live | Jun 1, 2021 | — | 34,906 |
| The Album | Oct 2, 2020 | — | 1,814,360 |
| How You Like That | Jul 17, 2020 | — | 357,522 |
| Kill This Love | Apr 5, 2019 | — | 862,956 |
| Square Up | Jun 15, 2018 | — | 606,270 |
Weekly music programs
Blackpink music show wins
Every first place on The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo, grouped by song.
3“Go”3 wins · Mar 2026
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
10“Jump”10 wins · Jul–Aug 2025 · Triple crown on M Countdown, Show! Music Core, Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
10“Shut Down”10 wins · Sep–Oct 2022 · Triple crown on Show Champion, M Countdown, Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
7“Pink Venom”7 wins · Aug–Sep 2022 · Triple crown on M Countdown, Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
6“Lovesick Girls”6 wins · Oct 2020 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
3“Ice Cream”3 wins · Sep–Oct 2020 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
13“How You Like That”13 wins · Jul 2020 · Triple crown on Show Champion, Show! Music Core, Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Show Champ.
- Music Bank
2“Kill This Love”2 wins · Apr–May 2019
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
11“Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”11 wins · Jun–Jul 2018 · Triple crown on M Countdown, Show! Music Core, Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Core
3“As If It's Your Last”3 wins · Jul 2017 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
2“Playing with Fire”2 wins · Nov–Dec 2016
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
3“Whistle”3 wins · Aug–Sep 2016
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
56 wins · 24 nominations
Blackpink awards
20264 awards
Song of the Year · “Jump”
Asia Star Entertainer Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · “Jump”
Golden Disc Awards
K-World Dream Best Album Award
K-World Dream Awards
Best K-Pop Song in Japan · “Jump”
Music Awards Japan
20252 awards
Legendary Group – Female
Asia Artist Awards
Best Group
MTV Video Music Awards
20241 award
World Best Artist
Seoul Music Awards
20239 awards
Top K-Pop Touring Artist
Billboard Music Awards
Female Group of the Year
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Global Digital Music (September) · “Shut Down”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Global Digital Music (August) · “Pink Venom”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · Born Pink
Golden Disc Awards
Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
Hanteo Music Awards
Best Choreography · “Pink Venom”
MTV Video Music Awards
Group of the Year
MTV Video Music Awards
Main Prize (Bonsang) · Born Pink
Seoul Music Awards
20226 awards
Best Music Video · “Pink Venom”
MAMA Awards
Worldwide Fans’ Choice Top 10
MAMA Awards
Best Female Group
MAMA Awards
Best Metaverse Performance · Blackpink: The Virtual
MTV Europe Music Awards
Best Metaverse Performance · Blackpink: The Virtual
MTV Video Music Awards
Best Group Video (International) · “Pink Venom”
MTV Video Music Awards Japan
20214 awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (October) · “Lovesick Girls”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (June) · “How You Like That”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · The Album
Golden Disc Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · “How You Like That”
Golden Disc Awards
20207 awards
Best Dance Performance Female Group · “How You Like That”
MAMA Awards
Best Female Group
MAMA Awards
Worldwide Fans’ Choice Top 10
MAMA Awards
2020 Visionary
MAMA Awards
Song of Summer · “How You Like That”
MTV Video Music Awards
Top 10 Artists
Melon Music Awards
Best Dance – Female · “How You Like That”
Melon Music Awards
20196 awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (June) · “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
Golden Disc Awards
Worldwide Fans’ Choice Top 10
MAMA Awards
The Group of 2019
People’s Choice Awards
The Music Video of 2019 · “Kill This Love”
People’s Choice Awards
The Concert Tour of 2019 · In Your Area World Tour
People’s Choice Awards
20188 awards
World New Artist Award
Circle Chart Music Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · “As If It’s Your Last”
Golden Disc Awards
Best 3 New Artists (Asia)
Japan Gold Disc Awards
Worldwide Fans’ Choice Top 10
MAMA Awards
Best Dance Video · “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
MTV Video Music Awards Japan
Top 10 Artists
Melon Music Awards
Best Dance – Female · “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”
Melon Music Awards
Main Prize (Bonsang)
Seoul Music Awards
20175 awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (August) · “Whistle”
Circle Chart Music Awards
New Artist of the Year – Digital
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (November) · “Playing with Fire”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Rookie Artist of the Year
Golden Disc Awards
New Artist of the Year
Seoul Music Awards
20164 awards
Rookie Singer Award
Asia Artist Awards
Best Music Video · “Whistle”
MAMA Awards
Best of Next Female Artist
MAMA Awards
Best New Artist
Melon Music Awards
+Also nominated 24 times
- 2026 · American Music Awards — Best Female K-Pop Artist
- 2026 · Golden Disc Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Jump”)
- 2025 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (“Jump”)
- 2023 · Brit Awards — Best International Group
- 2023 · Golden Disc Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Born Pink)
- 2023 · Seoul Music Awards — Grand Prize (Daesang)
- 2022 · American Music Awards — Favorite K-Pop Artist
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (Born Pink)
- 2022 · Melon Music Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2022 · Melon Music Awards — Album of the Year (Born Pink)
- 2021 · Golden Disc Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (The Album)
- 2021 · Golden Disc Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“How You Like That”)
- 2020 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2020 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (The Album)
- 2020 · Melon Music Awards — Album of the Year (The Album)
- 2020 · Melon Music Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2019 · Golden Disc Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Ddu-Du Ddu-Du”)
- 2019 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2019 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (Kill This Love)
- 2018 · Golden Disc Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“As If It’s Your Last”)
- 2018 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2018 · Melon Music Awards — Album of the Year (Square Up)
- 2018 · Seoul Music Awards — Grand Prize (Daesang)