Lisa Crazy Horse leaked video, Whats happened to Blackpink member Lisa
Lisa, a member of the renowned girl group Blackpink, made history with her debut performance at the prestigious Parisian venue “Crazy Horse,” as reported by Business Times online. On September 28th, Lisa became the first K-pop artist to grace the stage of this esteemed cabaret location.
During her performance at “Crazy Horse,” Lisa appeared on stage sporting a beanie, accompanied by dancers adorned with wigs. In contrast to some of her fellow performers, she chose not to go topless. On September 29th, Rosé and Jisoo, fellow members of Blackpink, showed their support for Lisa by attending her performance in the audience.
Lisa’s final performance at “Crazy Horse” takes place today, marking the culmination of her five exclusive performances at the venue.
In recent months, rumors have circulated about Lisa Manoban, originally from Thailand, potentially embarking on a solo career and departing from her group. South Korean media reports suggest that Lisa has been offered a new contract valued at 50 billion South Korean won, equivalent to $37.6 million.
Lisa, a celebrated K-Pop sensation and member of the iconic Blackpink group, is set to grace the stage for five exclusive performances in the show “Totally Crazy” on September 28, 29, and 30.
Lisa, known for her multifaceted talents as a rapper, singer, and dancer, has captivated audiences across generations with her mesmerizing performances.
As a dedicated follower of Crazy Horse and its unique style, she will undergo a transformation into a “Crazy Girl” and participate as one of the performers in the spectacle.
Lisa will seamlessly blend into the ensemble of dancers throughout the performance, joining group routines and showcasing various solo performances, including the renowned pieces “But I am a Good Girl” and “Crisis? What Crisis!?!”
As part of her “Crazy Girl” transformation, Lisa will infuse her distinctive style into the customary attire of the show.
Approximately 17 years ago, the trailblazing performer Dita Von Teese became the first guest star to receive a personalized numerical tribute at Crazy Horse. Following in her footsteps, other pioneering female artists have graced the stage alongside the “Crazy Girls” cast to perform their original numbers from the cabaret’s repertoire.