Blackpink: All Girl K-Pop Band With Billions Of Followers Speak Up On Climate Change

11 Share5 Mins ReadLast December, Blackpink, the all-girls K-Pop band millions of fans recorded a message showing their support for the climate, and recently the band-members were appointed as advocates to raise awareness for the global campaign against climate change, in conjunction with the 26th Climate Change Conference, set to take place in November 2021. Recently, Blackpink members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa were invited to the British Embassy in Seoul where they were appointed as climate change advocates for the global campaign against climate change. An excerpt from the video: “Recently we have been hearing more and more news about climate change. Climate change affects us all.”They concluded the video by calling all their fans, known as BLINKs, to join them on this journey. With the 26th Climate Change conference set to take place this November in Glasgow, Scotland, and to call on the world’s attention to the climate crisis ahead of this date, the UN Climate Change has chosen the highest-charting female Korean act on the Billboard Hot 100 and the most-followed girl group on Spotify as its climate change ambassadors.