en.malanginspirasi.com – On October 8, 2026, a member of Blackpink, Jennie, made a surprise appearance at Goyang Stadium during Night 2 of After Hours Til Dawn Tour by The Weeknd.
Ppresented locally as Hyundai Card Super Concert 28, she delivered the first-ever joint live performance of their 2023 collaboration ‘One of the Girls’.
The track, originally released in connection with HBO’s ‘The Idol’ and featuring The Weeknd, Jennie, and Lily-Rose Depp, had previously been performed solo by The Weeknd on the tour (with him handling her parts).
Jennie had also begun singing it at her own shows earlier in 2026, including at Governors Ball.
The Seoul reunion finally brought the original collaborators together on stage.
Under dramatic red lighting and clouds of stage smoke, with the tour’s glowing city skyline visuals on the screens, Jennie—wearing a striking bodysuit (reports describe a black look or a deep purple leotard with lace details)—traded lines with The Weeknd.
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The pair closed the number with an onstage embrace before he continued the set.
The two sold-out nights at Goyang Stadium drew roughly 54,000 fans each, for a combined attendance of about 108,000.
Fans had speculated after Jennie was spotted at soundcheck earlier in the day, following a period of lower public visibility. Rehearsal clips circulated online ahead of the show, heightening anticipation.
Social media lit up with excitement over the long-awaited moment and the pair’s chemistry.
Fans shared performance videos and praised the visuals and interaction.
Reactions included comments such as:
“Jennie finally on stage with her idol is EVERYTHING,”
“THE FIT HELLOOOOOO?????”
“Seeing Jennie again after a month feels like Christmas”.
Others highlighted the historic nature of the duet.
“Jennie and The Weeknd singing One of the Girls live together in Seoul is the duet that song has been waiting on since release day.”
Brazilian fan accounts noted The Weeknd hyping her afterward, calling for big noise for “the young LEGEND Jennie.”
The performance stood out as an emotional highlight of the Korean stop on a tour that has already surpassed 150 shows, roughly 7.5 million tickets, and $1 billion in grosses.
