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For anyone still confused about the leaked trainee footage from over a decade ago, here is Lisa setting the record straight in her documentary Always Lalisa. As a young teen moving from Thailand to Korea, English wasn't her first language and she didn't understand the history behind the slur in the lyrics she was practicing. She took full accountability, stating: "Now I’ve learned and got educated about that, and I would never [do it again]."🏼 The documentary also exposes how her former label actively blocked her from addressing it or apologizing sooner. Accountability was taken, she's educated, case closed. 🔒 #LisaManobal #AlwaysLalisa #Kpop #blackpink #Lisa Why do people expect a young teenager from Thailand to perfectly understand Western racial politics? 🙄 As a Pakistani, I didn't even know the N-word was a slur until I grew up and started using the internet heavily—because it's not part of our history or education. Europeans and Americans don't spend their childhoods learning the deep cultural taboos of Asian countries, so why the double standard for Lisa? She was a kid singing a rap song she was assigned, with zero malice or context. She didn't hide from it—she grew up, educated herself, and apologized. Keep crying about a 10-year-old mistake while she stays at the , video taken from @Jungwon and Han jisung!!