BLACKPINK's new MV 'How You Like That' rocketed to 75 million views in just 21 hours!

On June 26, BLACKPINK unveiled the much-awaited 'How You Like That' MV. The new music video gained the title of the biggest premiere in Youtube history.

Lisa Jennie, Rose, and Jisoo released their natural charisma in the music video with on-point performance. With a rich background, each one of member grooves on the captivating beat of the music showing their edgy looks and chic outfits.

BLACKPINK continues to break new records as the video gains views at a spectacular speed. At approximately 1:55 PM KST of June 27, the video's views already breached 70 million, according to Soompi.

BTS holds the previous record for the 70 million views by at 21 and 15 minutes with the track 'Boy with Luv,' and now stolen by BLACKPINK.

BLACKPINK's record of one day, 13 hours, and 30 minutes set by 'Kill This Love' is now surpassed by 'How You Like That.'

On June 27, BLACKPINK also released exclusive footage on their journey in filming the video. The backdrop in the scenes of the music video is authentic as revealed and not just green screens. It indeed proves that BLACKPINK's production team never settles for less mainly for the fans who are eagerly waiting for their return.

BLACKPINK showed a fierce live performance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' on the same day of the release of their music video!

The comedian host stated the girls' achievements in the show, including five number-one singles in Billboard Hot 100 Chart, the most followed girl group in Spotify, and the most subscribed girl group on YouTube. Jimmy Fallon also admitted on the show that he is a fan of the girls.

Jimmy, the host of the show, quickly introduced to the girls the 'Try Not To Laugh Challenge,' and it was such a fun-filled moment with Jimmy Fallon.

BLACKPINK is the first-ever K-pop girl group to have stepped in the NBC's 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'!

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