Jisoo of BLACKPINK releases CLICK ahead of debut solo album

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Jisoo plays a cyborg in an abandoned park in the music video for CLICK, the first single from her upcoming full-length solo album.

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Jisoo of BLACKPINK opened the gates to an abandoned, slightly haunted amusement park to mark the beginning of a new solo era. The artist released “CLICK” this Friday (4), accompanied by a music video directed by Joseph Kahn, the filmmaker known for his work with Taylor Swift, Britney Spears and Eminem.

In the video’s storyline, Jisoo plays the last sentient cyborg in an amusement park forgotten by time. Amid torn tickets and empty paths, she finds a damaged robotic teddy bear, the CLICK Bear, and decides to reactivate it.

From there, the two begin bringing the attractions back to life and awaken other abandoned rides throughout the park. The bear holds special meaning within the narrative: it represents Jisoo’s connection with fans spread across different countries, languages and realities.

“CLICK” also marks Jisoo’s first full-length solo album. The project does not yet have a revealed title, tracklist or release date, but the singer has already said she plans to explore different styles and showcase other facets of her musical identity.

The track follows “EYES CLOSED”, her collaboration with Zayn released in 2025, and the EP “AMORTAGE”. The project featured songs such as “earthquake” and “Your Love”, expanding the solo career Jisoo had already begun.

With “CLICK”, Jisoo combines a fictional narrative, forgotten toys and the image of the CLICK Bear to introduce the next stage of her career. For now, details about the full album—including its title, tracklist and release date—remain undecided.

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