Article On BLACKPINK Lisa’s “Scandal” Sparks Heated Debate Linked To BTS

An article about BLACKPINK Lisa‘s “scandal” has sparked a heated debate online, linking to BTS.

Lisa was hit with backlash for her “n-word” controversy, which she addressed in her new documentary.

BLACKPINK’s Lisa Addresses Her “N-Word” Controversy

Recently, an article about BLACKPINK Lisa’s “scandal” was shared.

Inside the room: What it was like to be with Blackpink’s Lisa as race scandal erupted

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) October 11, 2026

It sparked some criticism towards Lisa, as she got accused of “racism.”

remember when she put rosa parks a historical black figure who fought against racism on her panties pic.twitter.com/JRTNIU1eFP

— ً (@pearlytrivia) October 11, 2026

Someone who acts Black when she wants to be a ‘rapper’ and white when she wants to be a ‘pop girl’ says a lot about them. pic.twitter.com/QINSVChpsS

— plumy (@bblboba) October 11, 2026

She censored “dck” but kept saying the n-word over and over, all while being fluent in English, just to turn around and blame her company the irony is actually funny.pic.twitter.com/fUWA4LR45L

— isa (@solmerv) October 11, 2026

Yet, some hit back at the criticism, explaining that Lisa had apologized, and the backlash was hypocritical considering the actions of other idols, especially BTS.

qrts filled with fans whose fav has never apologized for saying the same. Let’s stop acting like hypocrites pic.twitter.com/JlcYDyls4f

— htimylm-สวัสดีค่ะ▶️ (@lscottpf9t) October 11, 2026

Why armys camping in the qrts? this isn’t Chris Brown’s concert 😭💀

— 𝙩𝙘⭑ (@riasmanager) October 11, 2026

qrts being hypocrites let’s not.

BTS has never apologized 🤙 pic.twitter.com/2keQCyr29Q

— M 💋 (@notyourbtchpls) October 11, 2026

The quote are full of male fans proudly showing their support for abusers and their own past racist behavior, yet they never had the courage to address those wrongdoings. Morality is in the gutter, and it’s full of cowards.

— niki (@itgirlsmnbn) October 11, 2026

Racism ≠ singing a song. why do people keep taking shit out of context? the way people say “lisa said the n-word” makes it sound like she directed it at someone when she was literally just covering a song

— Goga (@Goga5864) October 11, 2026

The hypocrisy is loud! You are sitting here attacking an artist over something that happened when she was just a 14-year-old child, forced to sing a specific word in an American song under immense pressure….⬇️ #Lisa

— Lilies North Africa (@aliin_ah_2005) October 11, 2026