Netflix has officially announced the global release of a highly anticipated documentary about BLACKPINK, the trailblazing South Korean girl group that has redefined the global pop music landscape. Titled “BLACKPINK: Light Up the Crown”, the film will premiere worldwide on November 20, 2025, offering fans unprecedented access to the group’s journey from trainees to international superstars.
BLACKPINK, composed of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, has become a symbol of empowerment, confidence, and artistry. The documentary will chronicle their rise to fame, their impact on the global music scene, and the personal and professional challenges they’ve faced along the way.
According to Netflix, the documentary will feature never-before-seen rehearsal footage, exclusive behind-the-scenes clips, and intimate interviews with the members themselves, along with commentary from YG Entertainment producers, stylists, and international collaborators. Appearances by artists such as Dua Lipa, Selena Gomez, and Lady Gaga, who have worked with BLACKPINK, will add further depth to the story.
The themes explored include resilience, global cultural fusion, female empowerment, and the evolution of K-pop’s influence on Western markets. The film also delves into how BLACKPINK balances intense global fame with personal identity and self-care in the high-pressure world of entertainment.
The documentary’s soundtrack will feature BLACKPINK’s most iconic hits such as:
- “DDU-DU DDU-DU”
- “Kill This Love”
- “How You Like That”
- “Pink Venom”
- “Shut Down”
Additionally, the film will introduce an original theme song recorded exclusively for the documentary titled “Crown”, symbolizing their growth and unity.
One of the documentary’s most emotional moments comes through Lisa’s candid reflections on cultural identity, Rosé’s creative process, Jennie’s struggle with public scrutiny, and Jisoo’s journey of self-discovery as she ventures into acting.
Netflix has worked closely with YG Entertainment and the BLACKPINK members to ensure the documentary is a respectful, honest, and celebratory portrayal of their artistic legacy and future aspirations.
With BLACKPINK: Light Up the Crown, Netflix continues its streak of high-caliber music documentaries, capturing the essence of an era-defining act. Whether you’ve followed them from their debut or are just discovering the power of K-pop, this documentary promises to be an unforgettable ride through music, culture, and the magic of BLACKPINK.
