BLACKPINK - HITS 100 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS ON YOUTUBEㅣThank you BLINKs!

What happened

BLACKPINK thanks BLINKs for 100 million YouTube subscribers in its official celebration video. The 88-second upload's supplied comments express shared pride and name a future 200 million target.

Why Koreans care

K-pop milestones are often celebrated as joint artist–fandom achievements. The title thanks BLINKs, BLACKPINK's fandom, and a commenter congratulates fellow fans rather than only the group. The number functions here as a community celebration, not simply channel analytics.

In the Korean comments

Fandom: shared pride appears in, "BLACKPINK makes even their fans feel proud." Minority: one comment turns toward another milestone: "This is nothing to us now. Our goal is 200 million. BLACKPINK, I love you. I'll always support you." The latter is a fan's ambition, not a new count.

What the words mean

The Korean counting unit 억 (eok, one hundred million) can make the numbers easy to misread: one unit is 100 million, and two are 200 million. In this sample, the larger number is a goal, not an announcement that the channel has already reached it.