The inclusion of Jennie on the TIME 100 list for 2026 is a massive moment, especially considering she is the only South Korean to make the cut this year.
Her profile, written by singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, paints a picture of an artist who isn’t just a global superstar but a “cultural bridge” with a presence that “cuts through the noise.” It’s a fitting tribute following a landmark year for her.
While Jennie represents South Korea, the 2026 list has a remarkably strong Indian presence across multiple fields:
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It’s notable that while groups like BLACKPINK and BTS have traditionally occupied these spots, the 2026 list reflects a shift toward individual artistry. Jennie being the sole South Korean representative underscores her evolution from a “group member” to a singular global icon in music and high fashion.
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