(MHN Sports, Reporter Esther Jung) – BLACKPINK’s Lisa has made history as the first K-pop artist to perform on the Oscars stage, marking a significant milestone for the industry.

On March 2 (local time), Lisa took part in a special tribute performance honoring the James Bond film series at the 97th Academy Awards, held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

Lisa delivered a powerful rendition of Live and Let Die, captivating the audience with her commanding stage presence and explosive vocals.

The performance was a tribute to longtime Bond film producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson. Lisa shared the stage with global stars Doja Cat and Raye, presenting a medley of iconic Bond theme songs.

A Moment of Global Recognition for K-Pop
Lisa’s performance received widespread acclaim from both the live audience and fans worldwide. Many viewed it as a symbolic moment highlighting K-pop’s growing influence in the mainstream entertainment industry.

A Red Carpet Showstopper
Lisa also turned heads with her fashion choices throughout the night. On the red carpet, she exuded elegance in a black tailored suit by Mark Gong, pairing a crisp white shirt and black tuxedo jacket with a striking red corsage for a chic, sophisticated look.

For her performance, she donned a custom outfit featuring a bold contrast of black and red. The dress, adorned with black lace details and an asymmetrical skirt design, accentuated her charisma on stage.

Making a Statement at the After-Party
Following the ceremony, Lisa attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills. She opted for a black leather and lace dress, effortlessly blending elegance with edginess, once again drawing attention with her impeccable style.

Lisa’s presence and performance at the Oscars were more than just a star-studded moment—they served as a testament to K-pop’s growing cultural influence on the global stage.

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