Hey BLINKs! Grab your pink hammers because we are officially living in a history-making moment. While we’re all used to seeing music videos shatter records, BLACKPINK just did the unthinkable. On May 27, 2026, the official dance performance video for “How You Like That” officially surpassed 2 billion views on YouTube!
This isn’t just a win for the group; it’s a industry-defining milestone. This is the first time a K-pop choreography video—not even a main music video—has reached the two-billion mark. It proves that the world isn’t just listening to BLACKPINK; they are studying every single move!
The “Pink Room” Phenomenon: BLACKPINK
The “How You Like That” dance performance is iconic for its neon pink lighting and the sharp, powerful moves of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa. Here is the breakdown of this legendary achievement:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Video Title | “How You Like That” Dance Performance |
| Release Date | July 6, 2020 |
| Milestone Date | May 27, 2026 |
| YouTube Views | 2 Billion+ |
| Global Rank | 1st K-Pop Choreography Video to hit 2B |
| Agency | YG Entertainment |
Why This Video is Unstoppable
The success of this video lies in its simplicity. Without the high-budget CGI of a standard MV, the focus remains entirely on the members’ performance and the viral choreography. Since its release in 2020, it has been a staple for dance covers and fitness challenges worldwide, maintaining a steady stream of millions of views every week for six years.
This milestone comes during a massive year for the group, following Rosé’s “APT.” hitting 2.5 billion views and the girls’ rumored 2026 world tour preparations. Want to relive their best moments? Check out our BLACKPINK members profile and facts guide or stay updated with the latest K-pop news and records.
For a deeper look into the group’s global impact and their discography, visit the official Blackpink Wikipedia page.
Congratulations to BLACKPINK! They really are the “Revolution.”
FAQs
Which BLACKPINK video just hit 2 billion views?
The “How You Like That” dance performance video reached this milestone on May 27, 2026, becoming the first K-pop choreography video to do so.
