K-pop star LISA of BLACKPINK has been nominated for the Asian Hall of Fame. The award is given to individuals who have made significant contributions to Asian culture and society. LISA is the first K-pop idol to be nominated for the award since it's founding in 2004.
LISA is a Thai rapper, dancer, and singer who is a member of the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK. She is known for her powerful dancing and rapping skills. She has also released several solo songs, including "Lalisa" and "Money."
LISA is a global icon and has a large following around the world. She is known for her fashion sense and her positive attitude. She is regarded for her philanthropy and she is also a strong advocate for female empowerment.
The Asian Hall of Fame is a prestigious award and believes LISA is deserving as a nominee. She is a talented artist who has made a significant impact on Asian culture and society.
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