BLACKPINK's new album may have been delayed, but the K-pop group seems to be working on something else. Rumors have it that the "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" hitmakers will be featured in one of the tracks in Lady Gaga's new album.
BLACKPINK fans can no longer wait for Lady Gaga's sixth album to drop as it reported to feature the Korean girl group in one of its songs. This speculation stemmed from what seems to be a leaked tracklist of Gaga's upcoming album, Chromatica.
The "Bad Romance" singer recently released her latest single "Stupid Love" along with a music video. Then she announced over the weekend that the album will be available to stream and purchase starting on April 10.
Gaga added that her sixth album would also be available in different formats. Aside from digital and CD release, Chromatica could be purchased in a number of different vinyl colors as well as an exclusive clear LP on her official website.
Lady Gaga did not say much about the songs in the album but based on the alleged leaked tracklist, Chromatica will have at least 14 songs. One of the songs, titled "Reveal Yourself" featured Ariana Grande and the other, "Castles & Mountains" featured BLACKPINK.
Speculations have been circulating on Twitter that Lady Gaga's collaboration with Grande and BLACKPINK is also a hot topic in PopJustice, an online forum for music insiders. Someone from Gaga's camp also reportedly confirmed that the A Star Is Born actress is featuring Ari and the K-pop quartet in her new album.
Moreover, BLINKs also noticed that Gaga's album producer, Bloodpop, recently followed the BLACKPINK official social media account as well as the personal Instagram account of the members. Though it wasn't a confirmation of the collaboration, it could be a sign that Bloodpop knows about BLACKPINK or probably has already worked with them.
Meanwhile, the much-awaited comeback album of the "Kill This Love" singers has been delayed. It is expected to drop this month however, it was reportedly pushed back because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Back in November 2019, BLACKPINK's label YG Entertainment announced that the group will be making a comeback early this year. It also revealed that Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa are preparing for a global project.
While waiting for a new album, BLINKs have been streaming the group's songs instead. The music video for BLACKPINK's latest chart-topping song "Kill This Love" hit 750 million views on YouTube last week. "As If It's Your Last" took the same views record on Sunday, making it their fourth music video to do so after "DDU-DU DDU-DU," "BOOMBAYAH," and "Kill This Love."
