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BLACKPINK inspired Kazuha of LE SSERAFIM to become K-Pop idol

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Kazuha and BLACKPINK

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  • Kazuha of LE SSERAFIM was influenced by BLACKPINK to become a K-pop idol.
  • The 19-year-old has been passionate about ballet since she was 3 years old.
  • She stumbled onto one of their music videos and was immediately inspired.
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Kazuha of LE SSERAFIM was influenced by BLACKPINK to change her entire perspective and become a K-pop idol.

The SOURCE MUSIC-managed prominent South Korean group LE SSERAFIM recently appeared on Showterview With Sunmi.

Sunmi questioned Kazuha, a crucial member of the band, why she decided to become a K-Pop idol since she has been passionate about ballet dancing since she was 3 years old.

Kazuha revealed that the female band BLACKPINK inspired her. She also claimed that she stumbled onto one of their music videos and was immediately inspired.

The 19-year-old musician characterized the event as “mind-blowing.”

“One day, I came across a music video of BLACKPINK. It felt very new to me who had only been doing ballet. It was very mind-blowing, and it made me dream of performing like them one day.” She said.

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