Remember when we previously wrote about a possible collaboration between global superstars Lady Gaga and BLACKPINK for the former’s upcoming album? Looks like Ryan Tedder has just dropped some major hints regarding the project.
During his recent live stream, the world-famous producer announced that he has new music coming out for the YG K-pop ensemble.
200324 Ryan Tedder mentioned #BLACKPINK in his recent Instagram Live
"I'm actually going to be working with BLACKPINK; that's facts."
Ryan Tedder is the lead vocalist of One Republic, and is also a songwriter-producer. pic.twitter.com/AAXk7l6vwf
— NEWSJENNIE (@NEWSJENNIE_) March 24, 2020
“I’m a huge fan of BLACKPINK. I’m actually going to be working with the girls. That’s a fact!” the “Bleeding Love” hit-maker was quoted as saying. So, in case you’re wondering what does that has to do with the popular ensemble’s project with Mother Monster, here are some of the theories.
Earlier this month, Ryan appeared in an interview with Official Charts UK. During the chat, he revealed that he has worked with Gaga on one of the songs for her upcoming comeback album. However, he didn’t specifically mention the name of the track at that time.
One of the producers of #Chromatica BloodPop began to follow all members of the Korean band Black Pink. Many fans say that Gaga and BlackPink will collaborate on the new album Lady Gaga pic.twitter.com/Jzw86OmCQ6
— Arthur (@LadyGagaPopNet) March 4, 2020
Ryan’s not alone, though, as Grammy nominee BloodPop was also brought on board for the track. Keep in mind that the famed producer was also spotted following all BLACKPINK members on Instagram. Talk about coincidence?
Recently, an alleged track listing of “Chromatica” was leaked. According to the list, the 5th track “Kindness Punk” would feature BLACKPINK as the guest artiste. Further enhancing the speculations, the girls almost debuted with the name PINK PUNK.
Gaga’s much-anticipated 6th album “Chromatica” will drop on 10th April (Friday). So, will BLACKPINK x Lady Gaga happen? Let’s wait and see.
Source: Koreaboo.
