Jennie of the group BLACKPINK has set a new milestone as a K-pop solo artist. On the 1st (local time), the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced that "Extra L (feat. Doechii)," a track from Jennie's first solo full-length album Ruby and its pre-release single, has been certified Gold.

With this certification, Jennie now holds a total of four RIAA certifications, the most among K-pop solo artists. Previously, Jennie received a Platinum certification for the collaboration track "One Of The Girls" with The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp, and Gold certifications for "Mantra" and "Like JENNIE."

Notably, Jennie earned RIAA certifications for three songs from her first full-length album Ruby alone. The RIAA grants certifications based on digital single and album sales, with Gold awarded for over 500,000 units, Platinum for over 1 million units, Multi-Platinum for over 2 million units, and Diamond for over 10 million units sold.

Jennie's growth is further solidifying K-pop's position in the global market. She enjoys worldwide popularity as a member of BLACKPINK and is also continuing a successful path as a solo artist. Jennie's musical achievements contribute to K-pop artists being recognized on the international stage.

This accomplishment is seen as a reflection not only of Jennie's individual capabilities but also of the overall growth and development of K-pop. K-pop has now become more than just a music genre; it has established itself as a global cultural phenomenon. Jennie's success inspires many artists and serves as a factor illuminating the future of K-pop.

Jennie plans to continue communicating with fans through various musical endeavors. Her new music and activities are generating great anticipation among K-pop fans. As the globalization of K-pop continues, artists like Jennie will stand at the center of it.

Jennie's musical journey will continue, and her achievements will play an important role in writing a new chapter in K-pop history. Attention should be paid to Jennie's path, which contributes to K-pop artists achieving even greater success in the global music market.