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Lisa advised to the French boy group ADKIN, “Even if you are the youngest, you have the right to speak,” hits differently when you remember what she shared in Always LALISA. “I did not dare to raise my voice or express my thoughts.” Lisa started working in Korea at just 14 years old. Imagine being so young, in a foreign country, navigating an unfamiliar culture and an industry where you might not feel you have the freedom to speak up. Perhaps that is why her advice carries so much weight. She is speaking from her own experience, giving someone else the encouragement she may have needed when she was younger. Her words also raise a bigger conversation about hierarchy, seniority, and cultural attitudes toward Southeast Asians in parts of East Asian society. Some people have experienced prejudice or a sense of superiority based on nationality and ethnicity, although we should be careful not to generalize an entire country or culture. What stands out to me is that Lisa is no longer just sharing her talent with the world. She is also using her experiences to encourage others to find their voices. She knows what it feels like to stay silent, and she is reminding the next generation that being the youngest does not mean their voices matter any less. 💛
Alpine98,378 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
Nothing is free. Everything comes at a cost, especially when you’re an independent artist. In Lisa’s case, she partnered with RCA for distribution, while the expenses of running LLOUD and promoting her music still fall largely under her own company, depending on the terms of their deal. If Lisa isn’t using autoplay or other paid promotional strategies, it may simply be because she chooses not to spend money on them and prefers to grow her music organically. There’s a difference between an artist who relies heavily on paid promotion and one who prioritizes organic growth. Ultimately, the choice is hers, and her success should be recognized for the work, investment and business decisions behind it.
Alpine54,311 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen
LISA slayed her Sawadika performance SAWADIKA LISA ON VMAs #LISAisBACK_VMAS #VMAs #LISA LLOUD
Alpine68,226 Aufrufe • vor 26 Tagen
I love the incremental improvement because it shows that she’s actually putting in the work to become better, rather than pretending she has nothing left to learn. One thing that stood out to me from LISA’s Always LALISA documentary was her explanation that she wasn’t really given the opportunity to train as a singer in the beginning. She was positioned primarily as a rapper and dancer, and in order to survive at YG and avoid being eliminated, she leaned into that persona. Going solo gave her something she hadn’t really had before: the freedom to explore her voice. And you can hear that exploration across her music. Her vocal development may not be about suddenly becoming a powerhouse vocalist, it’s about becoming more comfortable, more controlled, more expressive, and more versatile with the voice she has. That’s what makes her growth interesting to watch. She’s learning as she goes: singing, songwriting, performing, acting, fashion, creative direction, and everything else she wants to conquer. She doesn’t have to already be perfect at everything. The willingness to keep learning is part of the journey. And honestly, the incremental changes are sometimes more rewarding to watch because you can hear and see the work she’s putting in.
Alpine47,052 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen
People don’t realize that Lisa is now an independent artist. She’s partnered with RCA for distribution, but her creative journey is ultimately hers to shape. She has to find the themes, sounds, producers, songwriters, collaborators, and overall direction that represent the artist she wants to become. As fans, we need to give her room to explore, experiment, and even make mistakes. Not every song has to sound the same, and not every creative choice has to be perfect. That’s what artistic growth looks like. Lisa is learning, evolving, and discovering her musical identity in real time. Let her explore. Let her take risks. Let her make mistakes. Most importantly, let her enjoy the freedom she worked so hard to have. 🖤💗
Alpine20,315 Aufrufe • vor 18 Tagen
To Thai haters who are always busy ass-kissing Koreans: what have those idols actually done to promote your country and culture? Meanwhile, Lisa is out here proudly representing Thailand, bringing Thai culture to a global audience, and elevating local communities. Now the whole world is saying “SaWaDiKa.” 🌏🇹🇭 You don’t have to like Lisa, but at least recognize the impact she’s making for Thailand. She’s turning Thai culture into something the world wants to see, hear, and experience. And that’s something to be proud of, not tear down. Check out Bella Yunphian's video! #TikTok
Alpine42,905 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Exactly! Men flex all the time, and somehow women are expected to just accept it, but the moment a woman flexes her success, confidence, beauty, or lifestyle, people start looking for reasons to tear her down. If she worked for it and has everything she wants, what’s wrong with her showing it off? Let her enjoy her success. Women don’t have to make themselves smaller just to make other people comfortable. SAWADIKA OUT NOW #LISA_SaWaDiKa
Alpine43,071 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Don’t be so hard on yourself, #Lisa. You’ve already done an amazing job, and we can see the growth in every project you’ve taken on. We see the effort, the learning, and how much you’ve pushed yourself to improve. You’ve accomplished so much already. Give yourself permission to slow down sometimes, be a little selfish, enjoy life, and simply be Lisa. You deserve to experience the journey, not just constantly chase the next goal. We’re proud of you, and we’ll continue to appreciate every step of your growth. LLOUD LISA Opens Up About The Inspiration Behind Her Album 'Press Play,' Her A... via YouTube
Alpine21,881 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen
Destiny Rogers is a singer and songwriter whose career received a major boost when Lisa featured her song “Tomboy” in LILIFILM: The Movie in 2021. At a time when Destiny was at one of the lowest points in her career, Lisa’s dance cover brought renewed attention to her music. After the dance cover, Lisa and Destiny were eventually connected through a third person, and what began from that moment grew into a genuine friendship that has continued to this day. Hearing Destiny talk about their friendship really shows another side of Lisa. Despite her incredibly busy schedule and global career, Lisa makes an effort to maintain the relationships that matter to her. She comes across as genuinely humble, grounded, and sincere. LILIES, we really chose the right person to love and support. ❤️ We’re not just following a beautiful artist, we’re following someone who is beautiful both inside and out.
Alpine27,985 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten
I’m not Thai, but I feel proud of everything she’s done for Thailand. Through subtle but powerful moves, she’s helped bring global recognition to the country — its culture, food, places, fashion, and the way people see Thailand. As an Asian, I feel proud every time she chooses to wear and uplift Asian fashion designers on the world stage.
Alpine54,265 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
Remember everyone can say anything but when it comes to action we will see who gives their all on stage.
Alpine137,558 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Everybody wants to be famous, but not everybody is willing to put in the work. Lisa has earned every right to be where she is today. She works hard, she’s disciplined, and she has the structure and dedication to keep pushing herself forward. Fame didn’t just happen to her, it’s the result of years of sacrifice, consistency, and hard work. She earned it. LISA IS BACK!! LISA - SAWADIKA (REACTION) A2DCAM via YouTube
Alpine15,810 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat