Lisa ranks second in EMV – Thailand's global icon stuns at Coachella 2025
Coachella 2025 had it all – viral moments, surprise guests, and enough star power to crash the internet. Lisa Lalisa Manobal, global pop sensation and member of BLACKPINK, has once again proven her status as a powerhouse performer, claiming the number two spot in earned media value (EMV) during Coachella 2025.
According to influencer analytics platform Lefty.io, Lisa generated an impressive $9.5 million (approx. B350 million) in EMV, placing just behind fellow BLACKPINK member Jennie, who topped the chart at $13 million (approx. B480 million) following her solo debut performance of Ruby. Also in the top five EMV rankings were Enhypen at number three with $9.3 million (approx. B342 million), Benson Boone with $6.7 million (approximately B247 million), and Travis Scott with $5 million (approx. B183 million).
Held across two weekends in California's Colorado Desert, this year's Coachella lineup was brimming with global stars – from Lady Gaga to Travis Scott and Post Malone. But it was Lisa's electrifying presence on the Sahara Stage that sparked a global buzz online, with fans and fashion insiders praising her powerful performance and genre-defying looks.
Lisa's Coachella 2025 appearance marked her return as a solo artist, with two sets across both weekends. Her week one performance hit the Sahara tent and quickly became one of the most talked-about highlights of the festival, breaking into Coachella's Top 10 most-viewed videos of all time on YouTube. But she didn't stop there. On 19 April (Thailand time), Lisa took the stage once more for a 55-minute set that brought her Alter Ego album concept to life. Performing under five personas – Roxi, Kiki, Vixi, Sunni, and Speedi – Lisa delivered a high-octane showcase divided into five sub-acts, each with distinct visual themes. Rounding out her fashion moments was a custom Off-White mini skirt and corset, covered in crystals and styled with a playful varsity twist. With Coachella 2025 in the rearview mirror, one thing's clear – Lisa isn't just riding the global wave; she's the one making it.
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