BLACKPINK's LISA makes a super-fast comeback without explanation for plagiarism allegations in MV... Her ”my way” moves are drawing attention

LISA of the group BLACKPINK has teased a lightning-fast comeback without offering an explanation for allegations of plagiarism in her music video.
On the 7th, LISA's management office LLOUD Company announced the news of LISA's comeback. LISA will release her new song "NEW
The new song "NEW WOMAN" will be featured by global pop star Rosalia, who is a friend of LISA.
Supported by Zarya's featuring, it is expected to show new synergy. LISA is making a "super fast" comeback in about two months since the release of "ROCKSTAR" in June.
LISA has been working hard as a solo artist, releasing songs without rest. However, LISA's comeback is not entirely favorable.
This is because when the group released their hit song "ROCKSTAR," they did not have to provide an explanation for allegations of plagiarism in the music video.
In the case of "ROCKSTAR," it was the first song that LISA released after establishing her own label, so
Lisa caught attention with her unprecedented visuals through "Rockstar," but the allegations of plagiarism in the music video were inevitable.
When the music video was being shot, Lisa was praised for her actions, such as paying huge compensation to traders at a night market in her hometown of Thailand, which is the backdrop for the video.
The author, Gabriel Moses, directed the Travis Scott film
Scott's "FE!N" music video has similar scenes to LISA's music video
At the time, Gabriel Moses claimed that LISA had contacted his editor for the scene, but was turned down, and yet created it.
The ripples spread. In the end, LISA did not explain the allegations of plagiarism in the music video and acted on her own terms. This situation was a teaser for a super-fast comeback.
Attention is focused on whether A will be successful in promoting his follow-up song.