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BLACKPINK’s Lisa Wins Best Pop at 2026 MTV Video Music Awards

BLACKPINK’s Lisa has won the Best Pop award at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards for her solo song “Dream,” adding another major milestone to her solo career.

By The News Garrison1 min read

LOS ANGELES — BLACKPINK's Lisa won the Best Pop award at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, September 27, earning the honour for her solo song “Dream” at the ceremony in Los Angeles. The award came during the annual ceremony at the Peacock Theater, where Lisa was among the artists recognised across several major categories. Reuters reported that Lisa accepted the award during the ceremony and thanked her fans and collaborators. Reuters Lisa adds another VMA achievement Lisa's victory marked her first Best Pop win at the MTV Video Music Awards. The singer, who is a member of BLACKPINK, was also nominated in several other categories for “Dream.” The Straits Times reported that Lisa's other nominations included Best Cinematography, Best Editing and Best K-Pop. The Straits Times During her acceptance speech, Lisa thanked MTV, the people who worked with her on the song and her fans, known as the Lilies. Reuters reported that she became emotional while accepting the Moon Person trophy. Reuters A major night for music Lisa's win was part of a wider night of major moments at the 2026 VMAs. Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter won the Best Collaboration award for “Bring Your Love,” while the ceremony also featured performances and appearances from several leading music artists. Reuters Lisa also performed “SaWaDiKa” at the ceremony. The Straits Times reported that it was the song's first live performance, with the track set to feature on her upcoming EP Press Play, scheduled for release on October 23. The Straits Times The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards were broadcast on CBS and MTV and streamed on Paramount+, according to Reuters. Reuters Lisa's Best Pop victory adds another achievement to her growing solo career while she continues to balance individual releases and activities with her work as a member of BLACKPINK. Sources: Reuters; The Straits Times; MTV

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