LISA Drops Tarantino-Inspired Single and Video From Press Play EP
LISA released “Tarantino,” a single and music video inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s films. The track appears on her six-song EP Press Play, which she described as movie-like and shaped by her Thai roots. The video follows an action-filled mission to deliver a note to Tarantino, and the lyrics reference films including Kill Bill and Death Proof.
LISA’s “Tarantino” arrives with a clip in which she undertakes an action-driven errand: delivering a message to the filmmaker she names as her favorite director. The song is one of six tracks on Press Play, alongside “SaWaDiKa,” “V12,” “Cobra,” “Cut U Off,” and “Sweat.”
In the lyrics, LISA nods to Tarantino titles such as Kill Bill and Death Proof. She has described the EP as a cinematic sequence with Thai influences, telling Fallon that each track has its own personality and that listeners need only begin playback.
The release may strengthen LISA’s crossover appeal by linking K-pop fandom with cinephile audiences and Tarantino devotees. Listeners interested in Thai-inflected pop and cinematic music videos could find new entry points, while the EP’s film-like framing may encourage repeat viewing and discussion online. Its impact is likely cultural rather than broad social change, but it could add visibility for Thai elements in global pop and for narrative-driven music videos.