Lisa’s Director Under Fire For “Shading” BLACKPINK Members In Scathing Post
The 2026 Met Gala was a huge night for BLACKPINK!
All four members attended for the first time ever, and the internet loved (almost) every second of it. But not everything that came out of the night was positive.
BLACKPINK’s Shocking “2026 Met Gala” Group Photos Spark Strong Reactions
Emily Jang, the creative director at Lisa’s company LLOUD, posted on Instagram a screenshot of a conversation in which she sent someone a photo of Lisa’s Met Gala look. The response, which she shared publicly, has been slammed as “shady” by fans online.
She’s the only one that understood the assignment.
— Response to Lisa’s “Met Gala” look
BLACKPINK fans were quick to call it out as a direct dig at Jisoo, Rosé, and Jennie. Naturally, a lot of backlash followed.
I’m confused aren’t you supposed to be her creative director ………? Posting shade towards her members #Unprofessional pic.twitter.com/80jR0hGssI
— ۟ (@d09173) May 5, 2026
Many pointed out that posting something like that — especially as someone on Lisa’s team — was deeply unprofessional. Others noted it could come across as dismissive of the other members’ looks and efforts.
At this point Rosé is the only one who doesn't have problematic team. So grad she's surrounded by professional ones https://t.co/EFFPejlU9u
— Vampireholié is MESSY (@vamplreh0lliee) May 5, 2026
This is the same fandom that was crying about Jeremy liking shady tweets and that one Pitchfork journalist dragging her music but giggling over her team doing the same thing…these akgaes are hypocrites man https://t.co/AeA0rdgrb6
— ♡ (@nosoloyet) May 5, 2026
You better hide her ig account or else her whole family and ancestors ig account are getting expose on twitter tonight😭 https://t.co/rSwxoAt67B
— Lace (@Lacersy) May 5, 2026
Everyone having unprofessional teams I’m crying 😭 That’s why just starting a company is not enough you should give your team lessons on professionalism first. https://t.co/csfVLc02zP
— Z&R (@rozaynjk) May 5, 2026
What are your thoughts? Did Lisa’s creative director cross a line, or is this being blown out of proportion? Let us know in the comments section of our social media posts!
