The view count topped the previous record-holder, BTS’ “Boy With Luv” featuring Halsey, which recorded 74.6 million views in the initial one-day period.People tend to think the best Hindi songs for their kids, are songs about kids or songs featuring kids. On June 29, YouTube said the “How You Like That” video, with 86.3 million views in the first 24 hours, set a new record for the biggest-ever YouTube Premiere with 1.66 million peak concurrent viewers.
Last month, their new smash “How You Like That” claimed the 24-hour views title on YouTube from BTS after setting the mark in April 2019 with “Kill This Love” (56.7 million views in the first 24 hours) and topped Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next” (46 million views in the first 24 hours). They have also been politically active online, most recently registering for President Trump’s Oklahoma rally with the intention of boycotting the event.īlackpink is a South Korean girl group represented by YG Entertainment, the company also behind boy band Big Bang. This is not the first incident where K-pop fans, an internet-savvy group across the globe, have pushed Korean artists to be more culturally sensitive. While the controversial scene has been removed, Tanyi Iver, who started the petition, still demands YG Entertainment an apology for “ fun of culture and dance forms.” The agency has yet to release a formal statement.
“It was immediately edited when we became aware of it,” said a YG representative to the New York Times. įour days after its release, YG Entertainment uploaded a new version of the video without the deity. This post ignited a petition signed by over 4,500 fans demanding YG Entertainment, the group’s agency, to “take down or issue a public apology for insulting Hindu culture.” The agency was also bombarded by emails, some of which followed a fan-made template. Wrote a fan from Delhi: “No hate to the artists but our Hindu religion and Gods aren’t a toy/prop/aesthetic for pop culture music videos to use and this isn’t even the first time Hindu and Desi culture is disrespected!”
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