It was in a new interview about her documentary.
Koreaboo
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BLACKPINK‘s Lisa has sparked major reactions after directly apologizing for a past controversy in a new interview about her recent documentary.
BLACKPINK’s Lisa | @lalalalisa_m/Instagram
Lisa has released a new documentary.
In the documentary, the idol addressed the “n-word” controversy.
BLACKPINK’s Lisa Addresses Her “N-Word” Controversy
Following the initial release, Lisa did an interview with Variety.
On social media, one of the sections the outlet promoted was regarding Lisa’s use of the “n-word.” In the interview, Lisa directly apologized for the leaked videos, and while the discourse about her lack of knowledge was similar to that of the documentary, it directly included an apology.
Lisa is apologizing for the leaked trainee videos of her and the other Blackpink members rapping and using the N-word as young teens:
“I really have to apologize. To be honest, I’m Thai and I grew up in Thailand. There isn’t any education for that, so at the time, I didn’t know.… pic.twitter.com/xkYu5iLRub
— Variety (@Variety) September 14, 2026
It sparked a wave of reactions from netizens. While some thought that Black people had the right to decide whether to accept the apology, others praised the idol for directly clarifying the situation and context, while saying sorry.
all i’m gonna say is this.
if you’re not black, don’t try to speak for us or accept this as an apology. that’s up to us. not y’all. https://t.co/JRblVB6Kro
— ່ (@sinnborn) September 14, 2026
One thing I really love & admire about lisa is that she never runs away from accountability. Back in 2021 a fan explained to her about cornrows and how it’s not appropriate for her to wear, she listened to that fan, even extended fan meeting just to educate herself & apologized+ https://t.co/mfbAikioZD
— 𝐆𝐢𝐚 ᴾʳᵉˢˢ ᴾˡᵃʸ (@Artistedoll) September 14, 2026
she provided context which is important. She never shifted blame, took responsibility for her actions and said it won’t happen again. As she should. https://t.co/eSC1V9ZqgU
— Monclair Evans ³²⁷ ˢᵖᵉᵉᵈⁱ (@barbielisayaa) September 14, 2026
A very good apology imo and I’m glad she took accountability for it and learned from her mistakes. It’s very rare to see something like this in the industry nowadays. #Lisa #PressPlay https://t.co/agOnpUI5I5
— Nick 333: The Seraphim (@95Seraphim333) September 14, 2026
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