MXSouth Korean singer Jennie made history by becoming the first artist from South Korea to headline a Lollapalooza event. She performed her best repertoire and debuted new singles during her set at Chicago's Grant Park. The concert began with high anticipation after Jennie shared behind-the-scenes moments of her soundcheck on Instagram. During her performance, she wore a military-style pink jacket, black pants, and a feather crown, singing songs like 'Filter' and 'Damn Right.' Jennie engaged with the audience, expressing her excitement and asking how they were feeling. She slowed down the pace with tracks such as 'Start a War' and 'Handlebars,' then returned with more energy in new outfits, performing 'Zen' and other songs. She concluded her set with 'Like Jennie,' highlighting her unique style and global fame.
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