BLACKPINK Unveils Tracklist for ‘DEADLINE,’ Title Track ‘GO’

BLACKPINK has officially revealed the tracklist for its upcoming mini album ‘DEADLINE’, heightening anticipation for the group’s first full-group comeback in nearly three and a half years.

BLACKPINK Returns With ‘DEADLINE’

According to YG Entertainment, ‘DEADLINE’ will feature five tracks, including the pre-release single ‘JUMP’, the title track ‘GO’, and three additional songs: ‘Me and My’, ‘Champion’, and ‘Fxxxboy’. The album marks BLACKPINK’s first complete group release in approximately three years and five months, drawing intense global attention.

YG described ‘DEADLINE’ as an album that captures “irreversible moments at their brightest point,” framing the release as a snapshot of BLACKPINK at a critical stage of its career.

The album’s title reflects a sense of finality and urgency not an ending, but a commitment to the present. Promotional imagery released alongside the tracklist features dark sand and drifting smoke, reinforcing themes of intensity, motion, and consequence.

‘GO’ and a More Assertive Musical Direction

While full details of the music remain under wraps, the title track ‘GO’ has already drawn particular interest from fans and industry observers. The song is expected to showcase a more direct and commanding tone, signaling a bold step forward rather than a nostalgic return.

YG noted that the album expands BLACKPINK’s musical scope while maintaining the group’s core identity, suggesting a refined but risk-taking approach to their next chapter.

Global Momentum After a Historic Tour

The comeback follows the conclusion of BLACKPINK’s ‘WORLD TOUR: DEADLINE’, which spanned 16 cities and 33 shows worldwide. The tour included a historic performance at London’s Wembley Stadium, making BLACKPINK the first K-pop girl group to headline the iconic venue. The achievement further solidified the group’s global standing and set the stage for a comeback shaped not by absence, but by momentum.

A Defining Chapter, Not a Pause

With ‘DEADLINE’, BLACKPINK is not positioning itself as returning from hiatus, but as arriving at a moment shaped by experience, scale, and intention.