BLACKPINK's 10th anniversary was supposed to be a celebration of a decade at the top of K-pop. Instead, some longtime fans are asking how such a major milestone could feel so hastily put together. Frustration has spread among fans in Korea and overseas over what they see as insufficient preparation and communication surrounding the group's 10th anniversary, with criticism ranging from a last-minute meet-and-greet and its small scale to a group livestream that lasted only about 10 minutes. For many fans, however, the issue is not the size or cost of the celebration. Their complaint is strikingly simple: After waiting through long periods with relatively little group activity, they wanted the four members to spend meaningful time together with fans on a once-in-a-lifetime anniversary. "Where else would you find a fandom this easy to please, and they still couldn't do it?" one online reaction said. BLACKPINK marked the 10th anniversary of its debut on Saturday, but controversy had already begun before the anniversary arrived. A special 10th-anniversary meet-and-greet was announced just two d