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BLACKPINK: Discography & Career Overview
A chronological look at BLACKPINK's releases, lineup, and activity — grounded in verified release data.
BLACKPINK — Jisoo (Lead Vocalist, Visual), Jennie (Main Rapper, Vocalist), Rosé (Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer), and Lisa (Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Maknae) — debuted under YG Entertainment on August 8, 2016, and have since maintained an active presence in K-pop. Supported by their fanbase BLINK, the four-member group has accumulated a discography that progresses from rapid-fire debut singles to full studio albums, tracing a steady arc of output across a decade.
Debut & Early Singles
BLACKPINK made their entrance with Square One, a single album released on their debut date of August 8, 2016, led by the title track "Boombayah." Less than three months later, Square Two arrived on November 1, 2016, centering on "Playing with Fire." The closely spaced single releases gave the group an immediate back-to-back presence in the market and introduced the "Square" naming convention that would thread through their early work.
Expanding the Format
Their first mini-album, simply titled Blackpink, was released on August 30, 2017, marking a shift from the single-album format into longer projects. A repackage edition, Re:Blackpink, followed on March 28, 2018. Later that same year, the mini-album Square Up was released on June 15, 2018, completing a run of four releases within roughly two years of debut.
Full-Length Studio Work
In 2020, the group released The Album, their first full-length studio record, representing a significant step in the scope of their releases. Their second studio album, Born Pink, led by the title track "Pink Venom," followed in 2022. Together, the two full-lengths form the core of BLACKPINK's long-form catalogue and bookend the group's most widely discussed period of activity under YG Entertainment.
Recent Output
Their 2026 mini-album Deadline is the most recent entry in a discography that now spans single albums, mini-albums, a repackage, and two full-length records. The release confirms the group's continued active status, adding to a body of work that has evolved considerably in both format and scale since the "Square" singles of 2016.