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CCTV Video of Lisa BLACKPINK Circulates in Jakarta Cafe, Producer TYGO Furious

CCTV Video of Lisa BLACKPINK Circulates in Jakarta Cafe, Producer TYGO Furious

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CCTV Video of Lisa BLACKPINK Circulates in Jakarta Cafe, Producer TYGO Furious

Lisa BLACKPINK has recently caused a stir with her arrival in Indonesia for the filming of a new movie titled EXTRACTION: TYGO. The beautiful girl from Thailand is known to have visited several different locations, from Bandung to Jakarta.

However, Lisa's visit to her homeland raised concerns when a cafe uploaded a snippet of video from their CCTV showing the idol visiting their place. This post immediately raised worries about Lisa's privacy while in Indonesia.

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Outside of the EXTRACTION: TYGO shooting schedule, Lisa was known to have visited several locations such as shopping malls and cafes in the Jakarta area.

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Unfortunately, when Lisa visited one of the cafes in South Jakarta, the cafe actually posted a snippet of video from their CCTV camera.

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The video showing Lisa ordering food immediately drew strong reactions from fans on various social media platforms.

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Not without reason, fans consider posting CCTV videos on social media to be unprofessional and a violation of privacy.

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Fans also hope that the dissemination of this CCTV video can be addressed as it has crossed the boundaries of what is acceptable for a business establishment.

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This was even highlighted directly by Delon Tio as the local producer of the film EXTRACTION: TYGO through an Instagram story post on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.

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"If a famous figure comes to your business (cafe, restaurant, etc.), please do not record footage from the CCTV of the establishment and upload it to social media for marketing purposes. Capturing moments is indeed important, but it's another story to expose surveillance camera recordings for the sake of popularity," wrote the producer.