BLACKPINK Heardle
BLACKPINK Heardle deals a short clip — guess the song from four choices, with unlimited rounds drawn from their discography.
BLACKPINK Heardle
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Every BLACKPINK Heardle round deals ten random clips from the pool — replay as often as you like, no daily limit.
About BLACKPINK
BLACKPINK debuted on August 8, 2016 under YG Entertainment with the single album "Square One" and its two tracks "Whistle" and "Boombayah". The four members — Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa — were YG's first new girl group in about seven years, assembled over years of training. Their whole discography is in play in BLACKPINK Heardle.
Their catalogue is compact but high-impact, built on a signature hip-hop-meets-EDM sound and a run of singles that includes "As If It's Your Last", "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du", "Kill This Love", "How You Like That", "Lovesick Girls" and "Pink Venom". Rather than releasing constantly, they tend to drop a small number of singles that each land as an event — which means BLACKPINK Heardle clips skew heavily toward songs you have heard somewhere before.
That approach made them one of the most globally visible K-pop acts of their generation. "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" became the first music video by a K-pop group to pass one billion YouTube views, their 2022 album "Born Pink" was the first by a K-pop girl group to top the US Billboard 200, and in 2023 they became the first K-pop act to headline Coachella.
Their release schedule is famously sparse, which makes the discography unusually easy to hold in your head: the single albums "Square One" (August 2016) and "Square Two" (November 2016), the EPs "Square Up" (2018) and "Kill This Love" (2019), the studio albums "The Album" (October 2020) and "Born Pink" (September 2022), and the 2026 EP "Deadline". "The Album" was the first album by a K-pop girl group to sell a million copies, and "Born Pink" the first to pass two million — a lot of volume from a catalogue most fans could list from memory. That compactness shapes BLACKPINK Heardle: rounds hit B-sides fast.
Live performance is where their records concentrate most heavily. BLACKPINK were the first female K-pop group to play Coachella in April 2019 and returned in 2023 as the first Asian act ever to headline it. That July they became the first K-pop girl group to headline British Summer Time at Hyde Park. The Born Pink world tour ran through 2022 and 2023 to roughly 1.8 million attendees and stands as the highest-grossing concert tour by a female group.
All four members also release on their own: Jennie started with "Solo" in November 2018, Rosé followed with the single album "R" in March 2021, Lisa with "Lalisa" in September 2021 and Jisoo with "Me" in March 2023. Those tracks are credited to the members individually rather than to the group, so they sit outside a BLACKPINK round — everything you hear in a BLACKPINK Heardle round is a group release.
Their fandom is called Blink — a blend of "black" and "pink". This BLACKPINK Heardle mode turns those singles and B-sides into a listening quiz: hear the first seconds of a track and pick the right title from four BLACKPINK songs. Each round is ten random tracks, revealed with album art and an Apple Music link.
- Debut
- August 8, 2016
- Agency
- YG Entertainment
- Members
- Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, Lisa (4)
- Fandom
- Blink
- Generation
- Third generation
- Origin
- Formed by YG Entertainment (debut single album Square One)
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Where to start with BLACKPINK Heardle
A few landmark singles worth knowing before you play BLACKPINK Heardle — the game itself pulls from 37 BLACKPINK songs in all.
- 2017
AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST
As If It's Your Last
A bright, up-tempo standalone single whose music video was, at the time, the fastest by a K-pop group to pass 10 million YouTube views.
- 2018
SQUARE UP
DDU-DU DDU-DU
The lead single from the "Square Up" EP — and the first music video by a K-pop group to reach one billion views on YouTube — for most players the easiest BLACKPINK Heardle answer on the board.
- 2019
KILL THIS LOVE
Kill This Love
The title track of the EP of the same name; its music video set a then-record for the most YouTube views in its first 24 hours.
- 2020
THE ALBUM
How You Like That
A pre-release single from "The Album" that set a Guinness World Record for the most-viewed YouTube music video in 24 hours at the time of release.
- 2022
BORN PINK
Pink Venom
The lead single from "Born Pink", the album that became the first by a K-pop girl group to top the US Billboard 200.
- 2025
JUMP
JUMP
A 2025 single that debuted at number one on the Billboard Global 200 and became one of the group's highest-charting entries on the US Billboard Hot 100.
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BLACKPINK Heardle FAQ
Quick answers on how BLACKPINK Heardle works — the song pool, the rules and your stats.
When did BLACKPINK debut and who are the members?
BLACKPINK debuted on August 8, 2016 under YG Entertainment with the single album "Square One". The four members are Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa.
What has BLACKPINK released?
Two single albums, "Square One" (2016) and "Square Two" (2016); two EPs, "Square Up" (2018) and "Kill This Love" (2019); two studio albums, "The Album" (2020) and "Born Pink" (2022); and the EP "Deadline" (2026). It is a small catalogue by K-pop standards, which is why a BLACKPINK Heardle round digs into B-sides quickly.
Were BLACKPINK the first K-pop act at Coachella?
They were the first female K-pop group to perform there, in April 2019, and in April 2023 they returned as the first Asian act ever to headline the festival. Later that year they also became the first K-pop girl group to headline British Summer Time at London's Hyde Park.
When did each BLACKPINK member debut solo?
Jennie with "Solo" in November 2018, Rosé with the single album "R" in March 2021, Lisa with "Lalisa" in September 2021 and Jisoo with "Me" in March 2023. Those are credited to the members individually, so they are not part of this BLACKPINK Heardle.
What is BLACKPINK's fandom called?
Their fandom is called Blink, a portmanteau of "black" and "pink".
What is BLACKPINK's most famous song?
"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" (2018) is often cited as their signature — it was the first music video by a K-pop group to reach one billion YouTube views. "Kill This Love" and "How You Like That" also broke 24-hour view records on release. All three are staple BLACKPINK Heardle openings.
What records do BLACKPINK hold?
Their album "Born Pink" (2022) was the first by a K-pop girl group to top the US Billboard 200, and in 2023 they became the first K-pop act to headline Coachella.
How many songs are in this BLACKPINK Heardle?
BLACKPINK have a relatively small discography, so this pool is tighter than most — it uses every BLACKPINK track with a preview on Apple Music. Rounds are ten songs when the pool allows, otherwise as many as are available. Because there are so few releases to draw on, rounds reach past the singles into album tracks almost immediately — which is where BLACKPINK Heardle actually gets difficult, since the B-sides are far less played than the videos everyone has seen.
Are solo songs from Jennie, Rosé, Lisa or Jisoo included?
No — BLACKPINK Heardle is group tracks only, so the members' solo releases and features aren't part of the pool.
Does BLACKPINK Heardle affect my daily streak?
No. It uses a separate unlimited scoreboard, so your daily streak and stats are unaffected.