Fans were in for a treat at the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles on November 17, 2024, when BLACKPINK’s Jennie made an unexpected appearance on stage with American artist Matt Champion. The surprise set had the crowd buzzing as the duo performed their hit track Slow Motion, much to the delight of festival-goers who hadn’t anticipated such a special moment.
Jennie and Matt Champion Take the Stage Together
The Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival is known for its diverse lineup, and this year, Matt Champion, a rising star in the indie music scene, was a key performer. What attendees didn’t expect was Jennie’s appearance during his set. The BLACKPINK member, dressed in a stylish outfit, stunned fans as she took the mic alongside Champion for a live rendition of their popular collaboration Slow Motion.
Released earlier in 2024, Slow Motion became an instant fan favorite. Despite minimal promotional efforts, the song quickly gained traction on music charts and accumulated 1.21 million streams on Spotify on its first day. This impressive debut made it the biggest launch by a Korean soloist on the platform, surpassing IU’s Love Wins All. The song’s blend of Jennie’s smooth vocals and Champion’s rap style resonated with listeners, and its live performance at Camp Flog Gnaw added an extra layer of magic to the track.
A Surprising Performance
The live performance was a moment of perfect synergy between the two artists. Their harmonized voices blended seamlessly, creating an unforgettable experience for the audience. The crowd was visibly moved by the performance, cheering and vibing to the rhythm of the song. At the end of their set, Jennie and Matt shared a warm hug, showcasing their camaraderie and the strong connection they’ve built as collaborators.
CHECK OUT clips of their performance:
Slow Motion was not the only highlight of Jennie’s year. Earlier in 2024, she also made her solo debut with Mantra, a track that has received praise for its bold, unapologetic lyrics and energetic beat. The song, which is part of Jennie’s upcoming album, has ranked high on music charts, cementing her position as a solo artist outside of BLACKPINK.
In 2025, fans can expect Jennie to return to group activities with BLACKPINK, but for now, her solo ventures are keeping her in the spotlight.
For more updates on Jennie, Matt Champion, and their collaborative work, stay tuned to Vviptimes.
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