Jisoo at Dior, Lisa at VMAs: BLACKPINK Sweeps K-POPIT BOARD's Top Spots

K-pop group BLACKPINK's Jisoo and Lisa are turning the solo spotlight into group momentum. An appearance at Dior's Paris fashion show and a win at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards have put both members, along with BLACKPINK itself, near the top of K-POPIT BOARD's latest rankings.

According to the K-pop analytics index K-POPIT BOARD on Oct. 2, Jisoo ranked No. 2 on the domestic Power Index, PWR(KR), with 70.0 points. She also placed No. 3 on the global Power Index, PWR(GL), with 65.0 points.

Jisoo attended Dior's 2027 Spring/Summer collection show in Paris on Sept. 29. Footage of her becoming tearful while meeting Heloise Agostinelli, the daughter of the late Mathilde Favier, drew attention alongside her fashion-show look.

That attention was reflected in her Media Attention Score (MAS) of 94.6, which tracks media and public visibility. Her Fandom Health Index (FHI), which measures fan activity and sustained engagement, stood at 72.4. Together, the scores suggest that media coverage and fan response helped support her high rankings.

Lisa followed closely behind at No. 3 on PWR(KR) with 69.5 points. She also ranked No. 4 on PWR(GL) with 62.8 points, joining Jisoo near the top of both charts.

On Sept. 27, Lisa won Best Pop at the 2026 MTV VMAs in Los Angeles for her solo track "Dream." She became the first Asian solo artist to win the category, drawing attention for her achievement in one of the ceremony's main award categories.

The response to the win was reflected in her MAS of 99.2 and domestic Momentum Score, MOM(KR), of 83.5. Her global MOM reached 74.5, while her D-layer activity, which reflects attention spreading beyond core fans, increased by more than 999 percent.

As the two members drew attention through their individual activities, BLACKPINK ranked No. 4 on PWR(KR) with 66.7 points. The group's MAS stood at 98.5, similarly high to the members' scores, while its D-layer activity rose 71.2 percent. The figures suggest that interest in the members' solo activities is extending to the group.

BLACKPINK's FHI reached 85.4, higher than either member's individual score. Its Viral Conversion Rate (VCR), which tracks how YouTube interest converts into Spotify streaming, stood at 34.7. Together, the figures suggest that attention surrounding the members' individual activities in fashion and music is carrying over to BLACKPINK, alongside active fan engagement and music consumption.