Lisa's latest single, "Rockstar," was released on June 28, marking her solo debut following the termination of all Blackpink members' solo contracts with YG Entertainment. The track, released in partnership with RCA Records, achieved significant success by ranking 8th on Spotify's Global Chart in the US upon its release, making it the highest-ranking single by a female K-pop solo artist on the platform. Additionally, "Rockstar" surpassed Lisa's previous hits in terms of global and domestic impact, with over 2.57 million streams in a single day on Spotify, claiming the top spot in Thailand and setting a new record for the most daily streams for any album released in the country. Notably, the single is seen as a departure from Lisa's previous work, showcasing a new music style and concept. The success of "Rockstar" is seen as a testament to Lisa's unique musical identity as a solo artist and her emphasis on her Thai heritage, as demonstrated in the music video. A local entertainment insider highlighted the importance of showcasing individual uniqueness as solo artists from an established K-pop group, while music critic Kim Do-heon emphasized that Lisa's success has set a new standard for other K-pop stars, including her former Blackpink bandmates, as they pursue solo careers. The song's message of authenticity and staying true to one's own music and expression is seen as a guiding principle for other Blackpink members as they venture into their solo careers, emphasizing the importance of being genuine to oneself rather than conforming to a particular group or individual identity.