Lisa Says Each 'Press Play' Track Has Its Own Character, Vibe
- Singer and actress LISA appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, wearing a striking red Blumarine micro minidress with fur trim.
- Promoting her upcoming EP PRESS PLAY due October 23, LISA discussed her debut single 'SaWaDiKa,' which garnered more than 70 million views on YouTube in 24 hours.
- Reflecting on her early career, LISA told host Jimmy Fallon that she once considered working at Disneyland if her music career failed. She also promoted her documentary Always Lalisa, premiering October 12.
- The artist is preparing for her historic Las Vegas residency, VIVA LA LISA, at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace beginning November 13, with tickets reportedly selling out in fewer than 10 minutes.
- Beyond her live performances, the Thailand-born performer is confirmed for two upcoming Netflix projects: the action film TYGO, where she serves as executive producer, and an untitled romantic comedy.
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BLACKPINK Lisa’s EP ‘PRESS PLAY’: Is K-Pop Singer’s Fourth Track Titled ‘Tea’? Here’s What We Know | 🎥 LatestLY
Fans are speculating that BLACKPINK's Lisa may name her next single "Tea," connecting clues from a series of her recent promotions. Teasers featuring the artist in a traditional Thai tuk-tuk, celebrating her song 'SaWaDiKa' and a high-profile brand partnership with beverage giant HEYTEA first sparked the theory. 🎥 BLACKPINK Lisa’s EP ‘PRESS PLAY’: Is K-Pop Singer’s Fourth Track Titled ‘Tea’? Here’s What We Know.
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Blackpink’s Lisa brought fierce, high-fashion energy to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The global K-pop superstar lit up the late-night television stage in a head-turning monochrome ensemble. She skipped quiet neutrals for a striking red outfit that put her endless legs on center stage. Lisa continues to dominate both music charts and international fashion […]
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