Ikr she is my bias but I love them all so much

Lisaaaa

Girl speaking her native language is the best.

She pronounced David Attenborough incorrectly...

@@BigBojoG I know 😂 embarrassing

mean jisoo

yes

@Ai Bi yeah, it basically means supporting them

True!

@@soliva2872 Or maybe they're still learning about it?

@@soliva2872 your favs make the same, so? Bye bye 👋

" Carbon Credit " .... Mean anything to you ?

@@janmarsh They are just being used as tools to push a global tax system... No thanks. They need to stick with singing, dancing, and panty flashing O_o

I'm glad they are using their platform to talk about this issue

@@myathegrandma What issue? And what is the solution? Carbon tax and Carbon Credits? I DON'T THINK SO !! Carbon is NOT the issue. Climate change is NATURAL and more influenced by our sun's cycle than anything human made. REALITY.

@@2bRealist bro educate yourself before you speak. theyre using their platform to spread awareness of climate change. if you think this is useless then what was your reason of clicking on this video? talk when we start drowning in water

It is not fault of them actually English is autogenerated

The subtitles is english autogenerated

This is the BBC. They can put hard subtitles in the video if they want. No need to rely on KZfaq.

😂😂😭

I think they dressed the part

Ruthless business women

because they are

They are

that only means that they are universal! they can suit themselves in any ways but still look stunning and doesnt lose the Blackpink vibe!

Or maybe we should just help the planet in general?

@@neko8320 im pretty sure no-one cared abt the planet before and the fact that blackpink spoke up abt climate change made a big difference cuz it now has millions of views and millions of ppl willing to help

@@nkrulez1196 you and your clueless kpop fanbase are the one that doesn't care about climate change. Majority of the world and a lot of celebrities has been trying to spread awareness about climate change since 50 years ago.

@@neko8320 it is special if it is from blackpink directly.

​@@nkrulez1196 BP usea lot of pirotecnia in their concerts, its just a bit hypocritical that they belong to this cause

Yes

Me too🥰

I kinda dislike Kpop but they are one of the few exceptions

Heard of the term, " Carbon Credit " ?

@@janmarsh Carbon credits and carbon markets are a component of national and international attempts to mitigate the growth in concentrations of greenhouse gases

@@ot4aroundtheworld470 Tell that to China.

@@janmarsh I wish I could

Bullshit

This is so robotic.

Shut up you mug

@@sonamking just ignore them they can't do anything good for this world only complain about everything and everyone instead of doing good works so just ignore them:)

@@sonamking I think you don't understand my comment..? I was talking about the people who throw hate on Blackpink for doing something good for world....

Age of celebrity endorsements, makes you want a sick bucket.

Do you know what Carbon Credits are ?

Girls dressed in chanel, givenchy and Celine are really going to care about the environment. This is equivalent to Leonardo Dicaprio speaking at UN about carbon emissions and then catching a private jet around the world. Proud to be dumb as a Blink.

Maybe k pop artists should sing more about the occupation of america in South Korea and russia in North Korea and sing about 1945 more when america and Russia divided Korea and created north and South Korea For centuries before 1945, Korea had been a unified political entity. The origins of the modern division of Korea trace to the period of Japan's colonial rule over Korea (1910-1945). During World War II, the Allied leaders fighting Japan considered the question of Korea's future after Japan's surrender in the war. The leaders reached an understanding that Korea would be liberated from Japan but would be placed under an international trusteeship until the Koreans would be deemed ready for self-rule. Beyond this rather vague agreement, much about the future of Korea was left uncertain.[1]:  Closeup of the Korean Demilitarized Zone that surrounds the Military Demarcation Line  The Korean Peninsula was divided along the 38th parallel north from 1945 until 1950 and along the Military Demarcation Line from 1953 to present. Therefore, the division of Korea began in earnest at the end of the war in 1945 with the occupation of Korea by the Allied forces that defeated Japan. According to an understanding reached between the United States and the Soviet Union in the last days of the war, Soviet troops would occupy the parts of Korea north of the 38th parallel and US troops would occupy those south of this dividing line. In line with this understanding, Soviet troops took over northern Korea in August 1945 and US troops occupied southern Korea in September 1945.[1]:37-45 An implicit assumption behind this division of Korea into two occupation zones was that this was only a temporary arrangement until the wartime agreement on the Korean trusteeship could be implemented, leading to the establishment of a unified Korean state over the entire peninsula. Subsequently, the Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers in December 1945 resulted in an agreement on a Korean trusteeship lasting up to five years. However, with the onset of the Cold War and other factors both international and domestic, including Korean opposition to the trusteeship, negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union over the next two years regarding the implementation of the trusteeship failed, thus effectively nullifying the only agreed-upon framework for the re-establishment of an independent and unified Korean state.[1]:45-154 With this, the Korean question was referred to the United Nations. In 1948, after the UN failed to produce an outcome acceptable to the Soviet Union, UN-supervised elections were held in the US-occupied south only. The American-backed Syngman Rhee won the election, while Kim Il-sung consolidated his position as the leader of Soviet-occupied northern Korea. This led to the establishment of the Republic of Korea in South Korea on August 15, 1948, promptly followed by the establishment of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in North Korea on September 9, 1948. The United States supported the South, the Soviet Union supported the North, and each government claimed sovereignty over the whole Korean peninsula. In 1950, after years of mutual hostilities, North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to re-unify the peninsula under its communist rule. The subsequent Korean War, which lasted from 1950 to 1953, ended with a stalemate and has left the two Koreas separated by the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) up to the present day. On April 27, 2018, during the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit, the Panmunjom Declaration for Peace, Prosperity and Reunification of the Korean Peninsula was adopted between the Supreme Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un and the President of South Korea, Moon Jae-in. Later that same year, following the September Inter-Korean Summit, several actions were taken toward reunification along the border, such as the dismantling of guard posts and the creation of buffer zones to prevent clashes. On 12 December 2018, soldiers from both Koreas crossed the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) into the opposition countries for the first time in history.[2][3

@@richardkent2310 Not the best of channels or upload for your comment to be appreciated Richard.

@@janmarsh just the truth though and that's al that matters in the post truth era your views of globalisation dont match mine

fashion has never changed anything.

@@public.public Yes it has! Fashion has empowered a lot of women globally! And also, they are musicians in the first place.

@@AdmiringBoys what about the environment?

@@ArisFerrari It's about raising awareness in a global level, and there is no one better than Blackpink to bring this up to the young generations and teach them about climate change as they say it is not to late to learn and take actions

u wrote like 10 comments... your life need to be really sad that all you can do hating on 4 young girl all day... :D :D pathetic

@@fullfradi95 I've wrote two comments, all I'm doing is pointing out how they're hypocritical and produce extreme levels of carbon while at the same time telling everyone else to change what they're doing.

Elitist hypocrites. Rather than greenlighting us and begging for change they don't intend to make themselves, they should lead by example and ban pyrotechnics, fireworks etc from their shows.

@@fullfradi95 honestly he's right and you don't need to reduce to name-calling just cause you're butthurt that he was mean to your favourite band. If Blackpink wanted to create real change they would lead by example and announce how they specifically plan to reduce their own emissions. Rather than just putting the blame on their fans, like all elites do

@@fullfradi95 Criticism is not hate. You have no other comebacks

Simply start by reading up on the term " Carbon Credit " .... How it works :)

When you don't practice what you preach, you turn people away from the message.

I would rather watch Greta Thunberg sit and stare at a camera than watching these 4 girls who are dressed in their Chanel, Celine and Givenchy trying to tell people to care about the environment

@@ArisFerrari You might feel that way but alot of others dont, so keep the hate to yourself, their humans trying to use there fame to bring awareness to the danger in climate change, Your judging them by there outfits, A celebrity cant really get away with wearing cheap clothing especially as the company the group comes from wishes to keep a good image, so dont act stuck up just because you dont have what they do.

@@ArisFerrari they never told you to care, they specifically said they want to learn more about it themselves and they hope THEIR FANS do to and let me tell you that we do.

From what I know Blackpink never use any private jates or whatever that is. They are kpop idol and they always use commercial airplane for traveling. And I think it's not really a bad thing because they still manage to use the public transport.

@canned_food I know because kpop idol never have any private jates in the first place lol. I know they are rich rich but still not really that high

They create more emissions than any of us so they should lead by example.

Get the fans to flood their managers with messages about not using shit like those then.

,look at yourself you don't achive anything nobody knows your existence First they all trained hard at the age of 13 to get trained in biggest kpop company in Korea,ooh can you beat 3999 contest out of 4000 in thiland audition Lisa is the only one who gets selected amoung 4000 and first non Korean artist in kpop If you don't like them just egnore them Atleast they're trying to do anything not like you lying in your bed and just hating in others without any reason ,they post this video for there fans in blackpink official,not idiots like you they achived what you can't achive in your 18 bcs of there training and hardwork

@@tomboygirl5085 Being famous doesn't mean shit. They did work hard but that's irrelevant to the comment.

Get a job

@@masterbetty3020 omg that's exactly what i was gonna tell u to do

@@masterbetty3020 you cant be talking with that pfp. You're slur

@@masterbetty3020You go get one

Maybe k pop artists should sing more about the occupation of america in South Korea and russia in North Korea and sing about 1945 more when america and Russia divided Korea and created north and South Korea For centuries before 1945, Korea had been a unified political entity. The origins of the modern division of Korea trace to the period of Japan's colonial rule over Korea (1910-1945). During World War II, the Allied leaders fighting Japan considered the question of Korea's future after Japan's surrender in the war. The leaders reached an understanding that Korea would be liberated from Japan but would be placed under an international trusteeship until the Koreans would be deemed ready for self-rule. Beyond this rather vague agreement, much about the future of Korea was left uncertain.[1]:  Closeup of the Korean Demilitarized Zone that surrounds the Military Demarcation Line  The Korean Peninsula was divided along the 38th parallel north from 1945 until 1950 and along the Military Demarcation Line from 1953 to present. Therefore, the division of Korea began in earnest at the end of the war in 1945 with the occupation of Korea by the Allied forces that defeated Japan. According to an understanding reached between the United States and the Soviet Union in the last days of the war, Soviet troops would occupy the parts of Korea north of the 38th parallel and US troops would occupy those south of this dividing line. In line with this understanding, Soviet troops took over northern Korea in August 1945 and US troops occupied southern Korea in September 1945.[1]:37-45 An implicit assumption behind this division of Korea into two occupation zones was that this was only a temporary arrangement until the wartime agreement on the Korean trusteeship could be implemented, leading to the establishment of a unified Korean state over the entire peninsula. Subsequently, the Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers in December 1945 resulted in an agreement on a Korean trusteeship lasting up to five years. However, with the onset of the Cold War and other factors both international and domestic, including Korean opposition to the trusteeship, negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union over the next two years regarding the implementation of the trusteeship failed, thus effectively nullifying the only agreed-upon framework for the re-establishment of an independent and unified Korean state.[1]:45-154 With this, the Korean question was referred to the United Nations. In 1948, after the UN failed to produce an outcome acceptable to the Soviet Union, UN-supervised elections were held in the US-occupied south only. The American-backed Syngman Rhee won the election, while Kim Il-sung consolidated his position as the leader of Soviet-occupied northern Korea. This led to the establishment of the Republic of Korea in South Korea on August 15, 1948, promptly followed by the establishment of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in North Korea on September 9, 1948. The United States supported the South, the Soviet Union supported the North, and each government claimed sovereignty over the whole Korean peninsula. In 1950, after years of mutual hostilities, North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to re-unify the peninsula under its communist rule. The subsequent Korean War, which lasted from 1950 to 1953, ended with a stalemate and has left the two Koreas separated by the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) up to the present day. On April 27, 2018, during the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit, the Panmunjom Declaration for Peace, Prosperity and Reunification of the Korean Peninsula was adopted between the Supreme Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un and the President of South Korea, Moon Jae-in. Later that same year, following the September Inter-Korean Summit, several actions were taken toward reunification along the border, such as the dismantling of guard posts and the creation of buffer zones to prevent clashes. On 12 December 2018, soldiers from both Koreas crossed the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) into the opposition countries for the first time in history.[2][3

@@richardkent2310 The North Korean's were backed by the Chinese in the Korean War.

@@davidduxbury7530 chinese Russians it's the same thing its hard to explain but see modern day china was created after modern day korea I'm not sure modern day Korea could have been created in 1953 that country as a country is strange because there wouldnt have been any borders there till after ww2 it was the same in chinas case I can teach people how to view history properly with things they give you you have to loom past them the truth is always there to but theres way to see through things naturally

1952 cia was created 1953 modern day Korea and iran was created busy year lol

@@richardkent2310 I'm sorry,but Chinese/Russian's are not the same thing.The Chinese supplied at least 250,000 troops.Where as the Russian's acted covertly.

This so cringe hahahha

@@ArisFerrari so what, shut up you blonk. So what if it is cringe, its true either way

@@michal6846 hahahhaha omg so you do admit this is kinda of cringe

@@ArisFerrari i don't find anything cringe about it though 💀

Why are blinks so special.

I’ve noticed that

They are not looking from a teleprompter.....it was an unscripted interview.

Of course they are.

What have they done for the environment? Travel all over the world by private jet for concerts?

@@JPnielsen Yes, unfortunately all celebrities do that but I'm glad they are lending their voices to raise awareness about such an important topic.

@@kyrak.4143 "Lending their voices" to tell ordinary people to lower their carbon footprint while doing absolutely nothing to lower theirs. I don't care about their words. I care about actions. They and all other celebs need to put up or shut up. Sick of people who don't live in the real world lecturing those of us that do

@@JPnielsen I agree with you

They are just being used as tools to push a global tax system... No thanks. They need to stick with singing, dancing, and panty flashing O_o

I was thinking the same😂

Rich people are polluting our earth more

@@sushilover2558 I love BP...but I am a bit concerned about star's contributing to this debate.Also people like Lewis Hamilton who has a private jet which contributes to pollution.The Paris summit was a back slapping affair,presided over by people who have contributed to pollution in 5yrs more than ordinary people do in a lifetime.

@@sushilover2558 People like John Kerry taking his private jet to Iceland to accept an Artic Circle Award 😂 I mean the comedy writes itself....

In the end each ones contribution doesnt matter that much, what matters is how the world works as a whole and that is what needs to be changed

They don't want to raise awareness by setting an example? Rules for thee but not for me type thing?

Paid shill channel.

@@QwadLuzr Like what, go on tour on horsebacks and dune buggies? Wear nothing but hemp clothes on stage? They're doing their part. Support them as they're one of the few kpop artists to take up the issue.

It's simple exploitation of the young.

@@janmarsh that's a simpleton's answer to why they are so popular. Closed minded and rather ignorant, if not downright condescending.

sorry bcz they are probably tired and busy preparing their songs and doing their schedules while u are just here hating on them go and get a job

oMG yeah!, like soo cool!, they told us like climate is rels important so like am all in!.....PMSL!

🤣

@Murray David simp

@@marleypoppins-- , Tx for make my believes stronger . People like you really make a difference in the science world . I love people who respect other’s opinions . Blessings!!!

@@marleypoppins-- 'experts' also say there are upwards of 100 genders and babies can feed on fathers chest milk. People get really angry when you question this too.

Guess what planet goes so do you and everyone else, no where to hide.

Ben, Ever thought why very popular David Bellamy was removed from our screens, Attenborough not ?

Oops she did say Attenberg didnt she. Just Rose being Rose

"Queens" as in men dressed like women.

@@masterbetty3020 get u a life go and do your homeworks kid

I thought it was bts that were queens.

@@dracula1980 pls what bts have to do with that

@@dracula1980 no.

TOTALLY AGREE. There is a saying “PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH”. Blackpink get paid tons of money for being ambassadors of cosmetics and luxurious brands that are main source of climate change and at the same time they get paid to talk and appear smart about climate change and act like they care. Wow the level hypocrisy. They’re more like puppets than humans.

These little girls has no idea about climate change. They just follow the order. It's so pathetic that the majority of the world have to listen to these celebrities to know about what's going on in the world instead of listening to the scientists or experts.

so nice just because the are famous they must dont know anything about it. like WTF ??? All of your logic comming from 3 things : 1 they are famous 2 they are girls 3 they are "young" (25-27years olds) , like cmon.... stop being salty cause you are poor and nofuckinbody care about your opinion , all of you attack these girls cause if they saying something millions are watching meanwhile you say something not even a dog turn to you :D :D :D and you talking about "ThEy DOnT kNoW noTHing" did you personally ask the girls about it? why you sure they dont know anything? i tell you : cause they are famous young girls , you all pathetic ppl... you dont know these girls and what they care about, how much they donate and like Rosé who not buying a new "clear" dog puppy but went into a selter and took a 6 moths old saved dog (she could bhought any dog on the world but she didnt) , you never search on them but critizising cause its much more fitting for you....

They should ban pyrotechnics and fireworks from their shows and lead by example.

@@greetonsmith6350 ,look at yourself you don't achive anything nobody knows your existence First they all trained hard at the age of 13 to get trained in biggest kpop company in Korea,ooh can you beat 3999 contest out of 4000 in thiland audition Lisa is the only one who gets selected amoung 4000 and first non Korean artist in kpop If you don't like them just egnore them Atleast they're trying to do anything not like you lying in your bed and just hating in others without any reason ,they post this video for there fans in blackpink official,not idiots like you they achived what you can't achive in your 18 bcs of there training and hardwork

Agreed. Hypocrites!

@SACG kxzzz to protect environment only one person is enough to start the campaign but if u say blink take donation and fans perform it is that even a thing... No ones what they actually do with donations... Well plus sitting in 5 star homes (blackpink). They say and u do... Well I have never seen such campaign or if I see then also it will not last more than two days..... But a single person with dedication can beat ur whole fandom..... Keep that in minddd

@@premprakash2297 ,look at yourself you don't achive anything nobody knows your existence First they all trained hard at the age of 13 to get trained in biggest kpop company in Korea,ooh can you beat 3999 contest out of 4000 in thiland audition Lisa is the only one who gets selected amoung 4000 and first non Korean artist in kpop If you don't like them just egnore them Atleast they're trying to do anything not like you lying in your bed and just hating in others without any reason ,they post this video for there fans in blackpink official,not idiots like you they achived what you can't achive in your 18 bcs of there training and hardwork

@A_tiny_San Of what, a new album?

@@lesserspottedmugwump.363 haha lol blackpink get like 1 song a year they are a 5 yr old group soon and had their debut album last year.

You might end up becoming a Blink. Just like that.

Another manufactured bland turd. People seem to like it so, meh. Good luck to them.

Meeee