Lisa Defended by Madison Beer Amid Online Hate Regarding Provocative Fashion + Lyrics

On February 28, Lisa hosted an exclusive listening party for her debut full-length album, “ALTER EGO,” in London, UK. The event was a star-studded affair, featuring renowned figures from the music industry alongside close friends and special guests of the BLACKPINK maknae.

However, following the event and the release of “Alter Ego”, Lisa has become a victim of online hate, as netizens shame the female idol’s outfit choices, provocative images, and 19+ lyrics. Amid this, American singer and songwriter Madison Beer came to Lisa’s defense.

Madison Beer’s Statement

Regarding the online hate being directed at BLACKPINK’s Lisa, Madison Beer made scathing remark dismissing the haters, saying, “Another album by a woman being overlooked & sabotaged is a tale of old time but yet here we are. It’s so comically forced it’s actually funny and pathetic.”

The singer-songwriter then revealed her love for Lisa, adding, “I’m in awe of the production and her visuals she came with, she truly deserves all the success. I love my girl Lisa! I just hope they’ll learn to love her and be kind in the future”.

A Daring Fashion Statement

On the other hand, one of the most talked-about aspects of Lisa’s listening party was the female idol’s outfit selection. She donned two distinct ensembles to match different phases of the party, but one particular look has drawn significant attention. A viral image from the event captures Lisa engaged in conversation with Josh Binder, a prominent music attorney. In the photo, she sports a cyberpunk-inspired outfit consisting of a long brown leather coat with structured shoulders, exuding confidence and edginess.

However, what truly set the internet ablaze was her choice of bottoms: a pair of sheer, revealing pants that boldly showcased her curves. In a front-facing shot, the outfit’s design further raised eyebrows, as the transparency exposed a triangular-shaped undergarment in a sensitive area. While the event was private, many online users criticized the ensemble as overly provocative and unsuitable for an idol with a diverse fanbase, including young audiences.

Lisa’s outfit was later identified as a design from KNWLS, a high-fashion London-based brand. The set, valued at over $1,200, is part of the brand’s signature aesthetic, often seen in runway presentations and conceptual fashion shoots. Despite its high-fashion credentials, the ensemble has been met with mixed reactions, as netizens debated whether it was an artistic statement or an unnecessary shock factor.

Explicit Lyrics Stir Further Debate

Fashion wasn’t the only source of controversy surrounding Lisa’s album. A particular track from ALTER EGO, titled Elastigirl, has also become a hot topic due to its suggestive lyrics. The song features lines such as:

“Stretch me, stretch me out. Flex me, flex me now.

Baby, watch me drop it down. I can bend and make it bounce.

I’m an elastic girl, try it on me. I’m flexible.

Wrap my body right round your world.”

Many listeners interpreted these lyrics as describing an intimate encounter between a couple, leading to debates about whether the song carries an 18+ connotation. Some argue that the sensual themes feel out of character for Lisa, who has traditionally maintained a more neutral public image. Others, however, support the song’s direction, viewing it as a reflection of Lisa’s growth as an artist and her willingness to explore new creative expressions.

As Lisa continues to carve her own path in the industry, her latest moves signal a shift toward a more mature and experimental phase in her career.