Blackpink Net Worth: Who Is The Richest Member Of This Girl Group?

Blackpink Net Worth

Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa have amassed incredible wealth thanks to selling more than a million copies and the complete sellout of their maiden world tour. IMW Buzz stated they have a combined net worth of $24 million according to SportsKeeda. Not just collectively but also privately.

According to Michigan sports zone, the only non-Korean member of the trio, Lisa Manoban, is also the richest of the four girls. The native Thai, who has the most K-pop fans on Instagram, is estimated to be worth $35 million and $50 million according to SportsKeeda. Jisoo, Jennie, and Rosé, on the other hand, are said to have a $10 million estimated net worth.

 

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BLACKPINK arrived here to donate. BLACKPINK has rapidly risen to prominence in the past five years, ranking among the biggest K-pop acts of the present. HITC delves into the band's enormous net worth in light of the rumors of an impending comeback and their Spotify streams topping 7 billion.

After the well-liked 2EN1 girl group, BLACKPINK became YG Entertainment's first new girl group. With the release of Boombayah, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa made their musical debut in 2016. Today, they are among the current generation's most well-known and prosperous artists.

Since the K-pop group The Album launched its album in October 2020, BLINKS, the name of their following, has been excited to hear new music.

In April, following reports of a purported artist calendar for YG Entertainment appeared online and on Korean news sites, rumors of BLACKPINK's comeback began to circulate. BLINKS anticipate the arrival of their favorite K-pop idols any day as the second quarter of 2022 comes to a close.

Jennie explained to Rolling Stones, “These days because we're getting ready for our comeback and organizing our tour, I think every day, ‘OK, how do I prepare myself for my next busy two years?'”

Who Is Blackpink's Richest Member?

4. Jennie – US$10 million

Although her mother is reputedly a shareholder and a significant stakeholder in CJ E&M, one of South Korea's most extensive entertainment corporations and the parent company of Mnet and TVN, Jennie made her fortune starting at 14 through her work.

2018 saw Jennie become the first team member to travel alone with Solo outside group activities. In July 2021, her popular song passed 300 million Spotify views; in March, it reached 800 million YouTube views.

She created history by becoming the first Korean soloist and the first Korean soloist who was a woman to accomplish the feats, respectively.

In addition to music, she has a lot of well-known endorsements. She is also the face of Calvin Klein, the Korean luxury beauty line Hera, Samsung Galaxy, and Lotte Confectionery. She is referred to as the “Human Chanel.”

Also, she worked with Korean luxury eyewear company Gentle Monster to launch the Jentle Home sunglasses Collection. According to Ace Bed Korea, these contracts might cost up to US$800,000. Thus she must have made millions from them.

3. Lisa – US$14 million

The group's youngest member Lisa also made her solo album debut last year with “Lalisa,” the title track of which earned her a Guinness World Record.

Within 24 hours of its release, it surpassed Taylor Swift's Me!, which held the previous record with 65 million views until 2019, to become YouTube's most-watched music video with 74 million views.

It is also the K-pop artist's most-streamed album in Spotify history, with 573 million streams.

Lisa has achieved enormous success as a musician and made appearances on programs like Real Man 300 and Youth With You.

Additionally, she collaborates with domestic companies like AIS, the biggest mobile phone provider in Thailand, and international ones like Celine, Prada, Bulgari, and MAC. And according to Korean media, she earns a minimum of US$300,000 for each performance and US$600,000 for each sponsorship.

As if that weren't enough, she makes up to US$200,000 for every sponsored post as the most followed K-pop celebrity on Instagram at the time of writing.

2. Rosé – US$18 million

Rosé, born in New Zealand before relocating to Australia, went against 700 other competitors for a spot in Blackpink. She had a fantastic year in 2021, beginning her solo career with her debut album “R” and being chosen as the Tiffany & Co. ambassador.

On the Ground, the album's lead single, became the South Korean soloist's most-watched video on YouTube in 24 hours and peaked at No. 70 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the highest-charting song by a Korean female soloist in the US.

She also took on the role of Yves Saint Laurent's worldwide brand ambassador in 2020. Other agreements include endorsements with Perfect World Mobile, and the Korean cosmetics company Kiss Me.

1. Jisoo – US$20 million

Due to her busy schedule filming, Jisoo was the last member of the group to make a solo debut, which is anticipated to happen this year. She is the wealthiest member of Blackpink, so acting must have been lucrative.

Also, she made cameo appearances in a few TV shows, including The Producers (2015) and Arthdal Chronicles (2019), before securing her first starring part in Snowdrop last year. She became a rising star in “Hollywood” due to the drama's global success.

She is well-known in the business sector as well. Before making her debut, Blackpink starred in commercials for Samsonite, LG, and Nikon. She later accepted the position of ambassador for Dior Beauty in 2019 and has excellent partnerships with Cartier and Kiss Me.

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