Blackpink Are the Queens of Live Performances — Just Check Out These 10 Videos

Blackpink was one of the recipients of the Bonsang award during the Seoul Music Awards in 2018. While they lost out on the Daesang award (aka the Grand award) to BTS, they still managed to give a stunning rendition of "As If It's Your Last."

Although known for their amazing dance moves and many pop hits, their 2016 Inkigayo performance of "Stay" earns its spot on this list due to Blackpink's vocalizations. There's just something about the four of them harmonizing while sitting on a flower swing that really gets us.

During a 2020 appearance on MBC's Show! Music Core, they manage to make their moves look so effortless even surround by fire. "Pretty Savage" is really Lisa's time to shine, although all the members are "pretty savage" when it comes to the choreography.

Part of what gives us so much joy from this 2018 Inkigayo performance is the smile on Jisoo's face — that and Jennie's rap. Plus, it does declare that "Blackpink is the revolution," and they kind of are.

Blackpink made history with their performance at Coachella in 2019, becoming the first K-Pop girl group to ever perform at the festival. You can clearly see them give it their all in the high-energy performance.

Everyone is so in-sync during this 2020 Inkigayo performance. From the outfits to the choreography to the beat, everything is just so damn good.

If you tried to bottle a party up and put it into a song, it would be "BOOMBAYAH." It's hard to not want to bop along as they sing the chorus during their 2017 Blackpink Japan premium debut showcase. You can try to fight it, but you won't succeed.

The girls gave this 2016 Gayo Daejun Festival performance attitude, featuring one of their debut singles. You essentially get two songs for the price of one as the transition to "Playing With Fire" is so smooth, you barely notice it.

They didn't just "Kill This Love," they absolutely decimated the performance. There's a reason Blackpink was chosen as the first K-Pop girl group to perform at Coachella 2019, and this essentially tells you everything you need to know about why.

We may be biased about this 2020 Tonight Show performance, as "How You Like That" is still stuck in our heads from its popularity as a TikTok trend earlier this summer. "Look at you, now look at me," the group sang, and we couldn't stop looking at them. They were serving all the looks we needed and more.