Blackpink's Lisa Drops Dance Practice Video For Hit Solo Single 'Money' [Watch]

Blackpink's Lisa has released the dance practice video for "Money," her follow-up to the smash hit "Lalisa."

The dance practice video, which premiered Sunday, quickly grabbed a spot on YouTube's list of trending videos, joining the ranks of BTS and Coldplay's "My Universe," Aespa's "Savage" and Lisa's very own "Lalisa."

The song is also included in Lisa's first solo album, also called "Lalisa," which was released on Sept. 10. It showcases the famous Blackpink member's exceptional rapping skills.

Its dance practice video, which features a catchy tune and a fast, complex choreography, is close to reaching five million views on the platform.

The dance practice video for "Money" comes just a few weeks after the Sept. 23 release of the track's official dance performance video.

In this particular clip, the most-followed K-pop star on Instagram wears a Khaki-colored ensemble and a green Celine chest harness. She is surrounded by male and female backup dancers skillfully executing the complex dance moves in the middle of the road. At the back of the group, a neon sign flashes the words, "Money is a terrible master but an excellent servant."

The video then shifts to its second setting — a warehouse. In it, Lisa can be seen wearing a pair of red shorts, a bralette, a long-sleeved crop top and a pair of white fur boots. The swap between the road setting and the warehouse is efficiently managed with an LED screen in the background.

Also known as Lisa Manoban, Blackpink's Lisa is the third member of the four-piece act to debut a solo project, following Jennie and Rosé.

The Thai singer previously told Billboard she fell in love with "Money" the first time she heard it. She immediately told record producer Teddy Park that it should be a part of her first solo album.

"I heard 'Money' first and told Teddy, 'Oh my God, Teddy oppa, I have to do this song, I want this to be my solo song.' And he was like, 'OK, let's do it!' And then we heard [an early version of] 'Lalisa,' but the hook was another thing. Teddy had the idea to put my name in the hook. At first I was like, 'Whaaa… I think it's kind of weird to keep repeating my name. How’s it going to sound?' And then we tried it, and it came out so cool. I really like it," she recalled as per the outlet.