Red Velvet, BLACKPINK, And MAMAMOO Featured On Malala Yousafzai’s International Women’s Day Playlist

She included three K-Pop power anthems on her playlist:
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Eve Adkins
Eve Adkins

Nobel Peace Prize recipient, human rights activist, and female education activist Malala Yousafzai gave K-Pop fans all over the world a big surprise on International Women’s Day, a globally celebrated day that recognizes the achievements made by women around the world.

Image credit: @Malala/Twitter

To celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, Starbucks Music announced they were thrilled to share a new soundtrack made especially by Malala as part of the day’s celebrations.

Among the empowering songs Malala chose to add to her playlist, there were three songs in particular that caught the attention of K-Pop fans. On her playlist, Malala had included Red Velvet‘s “Happiness”…

MAMAMOO‘s “Yes I Am”…

And BLACKPINK Jennie‘s “Solo”!

The three songs have long been power anthems for fans thanks to their messages of being true to yourself, following your dreams, and owning your confidence so seeing them included on Malala’s playlist had fans celebrating big.

Although International Women’s Day is over for this year, you can continue celebrating Women’s History Month with Malala’s powerful playlist or add a few more K-Pop female power anthems to your own list!

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