The song "Rockstar" marked her first release after founding her own record label - Loud Company and received much anticipation for her debut as a global pop artist.
In "Rockstar", Lisa shows off a bold transformation. The music video, filmed in her native Thailand, quickly surpassed 100 million views, highlighting her global influence.
Korean media said that Lisa paid a significant amount of money to vendors at the local night market to film, which created more buzz for her when she released the MV.
However, Lisa's solo journey encountered obstacles with accusations of plagiarism related to the "Rockstar" MV.
Gabriel Moses, video director and producer, recently posted on his social media account, comparing Travis Scott's "FE!N" music video, which he directed, to a scene from his "Rockstar" video. Lisa.
He stated: "They (Lisa's team) contacted my editor about this video. My editor said no, but they went ahead and made it."
The similarities between "FE!N" released last July and "Rockstar" released in June this year prompted Gabriel Moses to ask Lisa's team to release an official statement by the end of July.
The Thai media, which warmly received Lisa's new single, also spoke up about this plagiarism accusation.
Thai publication Khaosod reports: Lisa's 'Rockstar' is accused of plagiarizing the music video for Travis Scott's 'FE!N', directed by Gabriel Moses. Comparing Moses' video to "Rockstar", it looks like a copy".
With the director initially asking for a response to the accusations of brain theft, all eyes are on Lisa's team to see if the female idol's company will issue an official response?
