Blackpink fans, known as BLINKS, started a Twitter trend demanding YG Entertainment to formulate the comeback happenings of the group.

BLINKS unleashed Twitter trends against YG Entertainment: “#WeWantBlackpinkMusic” and “Blinks.”

Fans quickly started tweeting on the trend requesting for the entertainment agency to release a new album for K-pop’s most-successful girl group.

“It’s been 15 months and counting since their last comeback! We won’t be stopping unless you give a response, don’t play blind and deaf. HEAR US YOU, YG ENTERTAINMENT! WE WANT BLACKPINK NEW MUSIC @yg_entofficial YGE, respond to Blinks!,” user @ezblink said.

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[🗣️] It’s been 15 months and counting since their last comeback! We won’t be stopping unless you give a response, don’t play blind and deaf. HEAR US YOU, YG ENTERTAINMENT!

WE WANT BLACKPINK NEW MUSIC @ygent_official

YGE, respond to Blinks!#WeWantBlackpinkMusic#YG_피드백_요구 pic.twitter.com/DU6xb0TmB4

— 𝒆𝒛 ❄️ (@ezblink_) January 24, 2022

“Blinks demand an update on the status of @BLACKPINKs comeback, Jisoo’s solo debut and Jennie’s comeback. We no longer have the goodwill to fund @yg_entofficial & will continue to BOYCOTT Blackpink merchandise. YGE, respond to Blinks!”

Blinks demand an update on the status of @BLACKPINK‘s comeback, Jisoo’s solo debut and Jennie’s comeback.
We no longer have the goodwill to fund @ygent_official & will continue to BOYCOTT Blackpink merchandise.

YGE, respond to Blinks!#WeWantBlackpinkMusic#YG_피드백_요구 pic.twitter.com/qBY4bCy3bs

— BLACKPINK BLINK UNION❄️ (@BBU_BLACKPINK) January 23, 2022

Blackpink, consisting of Jennie Kim, Kim Ji-Soo, Lalisa Manobal, and Roseann Park boarded on their first world tour, “In Your Area” in November 2018.

Blackpink released their highly-successful album, “The Album” which contained the chart-topping hits “How You Like That” and the Selena Gomez collaboration track, “Ice Cream.”