Jennie Kim is one of the most popular personalities in the world right now, the South Korean singer, rapper, and actress has become a worldwide sensation who has fans from every corner of the world.
Jennie became part of the South Korean girl group Blackpink in 2016 and since then her fame saga has not taken a break it even skyrocketed in 2018 when she released her debut single titled Solo.
The 27-year-old also made her acting debut this year with the American drama television series, The Idol and this doubled her stardom.
Jennie Kim Is Back With Her Most Anticipated Song You & Me Gets A Release Date!
Jennie has been teasing her fans for the past few months for her upcoming song, and the poster of the song was finally released on Wednesday.
BLACKPINK took to their X account (formerly Twitter) and shared a poster of the upcoming song and fans went wild as soon as it hit the social media platform, the tweet fetched one million retweets and Jennie started trending.
For the unversed, Jennie actually performed on the song You & Me during the Born Pink World Tour of Blackpink and since the performance, fans have been demanding the release of the actual song and finally, the time has come.
The song release date mentioned on the poster was 6th October at 12 AM Eastern daylight time and 1 PM for the Korean fans.
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Fans’ Response To You & Me Release Date
The poster showed Jennie standing in front of a shining moon in a red mini dress, fans started pouring love in the comments on the X post, a user wrote “Finally the wait the over”, and another user wrote “Can’t wait for the release”, and rest the majority of the comments was love wishes for Jennie.
She also shared the poster on her Instagram story, she has over 81 million followers on the popular social media platform, and fans started pouring comments on her recent IG post from Disneyland, they all were thanking the K-Pop queen for blessing them with the song.
Origins of You & Me
The song was originally been written by Korean-American songwriters Danny Chung, Teddy Park, and Kush.
