Alia Bhatt Fans Go Hard After BLACKPINK Jennie Stans Drop Racist Vibes: “Do You Know Who She Is?”
Alright, fam, the internet’s a dumpster fire again, and this time it’s Alia Bhatt’s crew vs. BLACKPINK Jennie’s BLINKs in a showdown nobody saw coming. On March 6, 2025, Alia’s fans rolled up their sleeves after some Jennie stans threw racist shade her way, all over a song teaser that’s got everyone yelling “copycat.” The clapback? “Do you know who she is?”—a savage flex on Alia’s queen status. What’s the deal? Jennie’s Like Jennie teaser dropped, Alia fans linked it to Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’s Rani’s Intro Theme, and things got ugly fast. Is this just stan war noise, or a deeper mess? Let’s unpack this drama—tea’s hot, and we’re spilling it all.
The Main Scoop: How It Popped Off and Why It’s Messy
This ain’t your average fandom spat—it’s a Bollywood-K-pop crossover meltdown with racist receipts and savage defenses. Here’s the full breakdown, no cap.
1. The Song That Lit the Fuse
It all started when Jennie dropped her Like Jennie teaser on March 4, 2025, hyping her solo album Ruby (out March 7). Cue Alia Bhatt fans clocking vibes from Rani’s Intro Theme—Pritam’s banger from Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani (2023). Same thumps, same energy? X users like @lararajgirl yelled, “Jennie plagiarizing Pritam? Diabolical!” BLINKs hit back with “It’s just sampling, chill,” but Alia’s squad wasn’t having it. Posts on X racked up 50K+ views in a day—half calling it a rip-off, half stanning Jennie’s glow-up. The beat’s got everyone divided, and the stan war was officially on.
2. BLINKs Go Low: Racist Shots Fired
Things escalated when some BLINKs turned it into a hate fest. Instead of keeping it musical, they dragged Alia with racist jabs—think “dirty country” slurs and “nobody” shade. X posts like “Alia who? Jennie’s global, India’s irrelevant” (@blinkvibes) popped off, while others mocked her looks with unflattering pics. Alia fans were shook. One snapped back, “Being a fan doesn’t mean you get a racism pass” (@aliafanatic). The venom? Uncalled for—Alia didn’t even make the damn song (shoutout Pritam), but she’s catching strays. BLINKs’ clout-chasing went from 0 to toxic real quick.
3. Alia’s Army Claps Back: “Do You Know Who She Is?”
Alia’s fans weren’t about to let their girl get dragged. They dropped the ultimate flex: “Do you know who she is?”—a mic-drop reminder of her Bollywood throne. Stats got flexed hard:
- 80M Insta followers—Jennie’s 82M’s close, but Alia’s no small fry.
- Box Office Queen: Rocky Aur Rani raked in $45M globally—Alia’s a money-maker.
- Met Gala Slay: Walked it in 2023—global icon vibes, BLINKs can’t clock that.
“Kid, Alia’s got double Jennie’s acting XP and a hit filmography,” tweeted @GenZennials, while @rapid_reveal added, “India’s entertainment industry eats—don’t sleep on her.” The defense? Fierce, petty, and dripping with receipts—Alia stans came to play.
4. The Internet Weighs In: Chaos and Callouts
X turned into a battleground—50K+ posts under #AliaVsJennie by March 6, per trending data. Neutral folks tried to chill it: “Sampling’s not stealing if credited” (@jemtessa), but the racist digs had Reddit’s BollyBlindsNGossip sub raging—“K-pop stans need to log off” (u/kundavai_). Prime Video India even jumped in with a shady Alia meme, only to delete it after BLINKs screamed #BoycottPrime—5K+ mentions in an hour. The discourse? A hot mess of “she copied!” vs. “y’all racist!”—and no one’s winning.
The Wrap: Alia Stans Hold It Down, BLINKs Need a Time-Out
So, Jennie’s Like Jennie teaser sparked a plagiarism row, BLINKs threw racist punches at Alia, and her fans hit back with “Do you know who she is?”—a flex that shut it down. Alia’s not even the composer (Pritam’s the real MVP), but she’s taking heat while her squad defends her crown. The internet’s split—some cry “copy,” others say “chill”—but the racist shade? That’s the real L here. Jennie’s full track drops March 7—maybe it’ll clear the air, or just fan the flames. Either way, Alia’s stans proved they don’t play. Wanna weigh in? Hit X and join the chaos—this tea’s still brewing.
