Lisa’s Cabaret Show Reviews, “She Took Off The CEO Suit But Never Went Naked”

Comments were submitted by fans of Lisa’s “Crazy Horse” cabaret show.
On September 29th, listeners from other countries submitted their thoughts on X (then known as Twitter) regarding Lisa’s “Crazy Horse” performance.

Crazy Horse, Lisa Blackpink
Lisa’s performance at the “Crazy Horse” art nude show in Paris, France the day before with the topic “Crisis?” The question was, “Crisis? The concept centers on a female CEO who, under the strain of the economy’s ups and downs, takes off her workplace outfits one by one to reflect the ebb and flow of the stock market in Paris.

Fans from other countries claim that Lisa opened the performance by smiling, winking her eyes, and letting her hair out from behind the curtain. Following her self-introduction, Lisa changed into a variety of short-haired wigs in hues including green and pink while lip-syncing to French music.

Photos on social media sites show that while the other female actresses wore bright wigs and revealing lingerie, Lisa was the only one to wear a bikini.

A foreign fan claimed, “She slowly took off her clothes, but at the end of the performance, she was still wearing a bra and underwear.” They stressed, “Lisa’s chest was fully covered.”

Fan B said, “When the curtain opened, I could see Lisa sitting on a chair with her head down wearing a CEO suit,” and then added, “Lisa turned around and she danced while wearing glasses.” It had a lot of sex and sensuality.

B elaborated, “There was a scene where Lisa reached out on the table and then bent her head backward. She inhaled deeply as her chest pounded, and Lisa removed her CEO skirt while still wearing underwear. Sometimes other performers stripped down, but not Lisa. Lisa was always clothed. They said, “From an artistic standpoint, the show was amazing and interesting overall.”

While in Paris, Crazy Horse is widely regarded as one of the best cabaret shows in the city. Since this is a 19-and-up only naked concert, many fans were worried that it might be used for commercial gain.