Lisa from BLACKPINK revealed that she was in shock when asked to start her solo debut in an interview with 'Rolling Stone.'
Lisa is the third member of BLACKPINK to release a solo project. Jennie paved the way, releasing her aptly titled tune"Solo" in 2018. She was followed by Rosé, who dropped her single album,In the interview, Lisa also gave a detailed account on what it was like to meet her fellow BLACKPINK members during their training days at YG Entertainment.
"I met Jennie first, and after that I met Jisoo and Rosie. I remember Jennie -- she was the only one to say 'hi' to me in English because other people can't talk in English, so we were super close," Lisa shared."Jisoo... I remember when I first saw her, she wore a red hoodie ... seriously, every day she wore that to practice. And as for Rosie, she had a guitar with her. I was like, 'Wow, she's from Australia.
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