BLACKPINK Lisa’s deepfake video from Crazy Horse performance surfaces amid AI threat

Two months after BLACKPINK member Lisa's cabaret debut at Crazy Horse Paris, the K-pop sensation has found herself making headlines for all the wrong reasons. After actresses Rashmika Mandanna and Katrina Kaif, deepfake videos of Lisa have gone viral online. Despite Crazy Horse Paris's strict no-electronic-gadgets policy during Lisa's performance, fake videos have surfaced, morphing the BLACKPINK member's image onto an old Crazy Horse Paris routine.

What are the Crazy Horse Paris policies?

Crazy Horse Paris is known for its stringent no-recording policy, emphasising a unique, in-person experience for the audience. The emergence of a video from Lisa's cabaret debut performance raises concerns over the violation of these policies and the potential damage to the artist's reputation.

BLACKPINK fans are rallying to protect Lisa's reputation, expressing outrage over the fake videos circulating online. Demanding legal action against the dissemination of false information, fans fear the potential use of such content to tarnish Lisa's image. The online community, once enamoured by Lisa's strength and confidence during her cabaret debut, is now focused on combating misinformation.

BLACKPINK's uncertain future

As Lisa deals with the deepfake scandal, the future of BLACKPINK remains a hot topic. Amidst rumours and speculation, there is no official confirmation regarding a contract renewal with YG Entertainment. Fans are left pondering whether the group will continue with a different agency or face the possibility of disbandment.

What are the BLACKPINK members upto these days?

In the midst of uncertainty, BLACKPINK's individual members pursue their solo endeavours. Jennie treated fans to her single You & Me in October. Rosé, on the other hand, surprised fans with the announcement of 2024 Season's Greetings featuring her dog Hank, set to release in December this year.