BLACKPINK approaches its 10th anniversary this Saturday. But with the major milestone less than three days away, the mood within the global K-pop group’s fandom is tinged with disappointment, if not outright frustration, over an apparent lack of projects and appearances featuring all four members together. The group debuted with the album “Square One,” which featured “Whistle” and “Boombayah,” and went on to take the global music scene by storm with hits such as “Playing with Fire,” “How You Like That,” “Pink Venom,” “Shut Down” and “Jump.” From 2023 onwards, however, its members took a "together but separate" direction by signing an exclusive contract with YG Entertainment only for the group projects and activities. Each member pursued solo careers with their respective agencies and found success, placing their solo albums on the Billboard charts and performing at recognized music festivals. As the group is set to mark its 10th year, some fans have begun expressing disappointment that even this landmark anniversary may pass without the four members cel