JISOO Releases ‘CLICK’ With Video by Joseph Kahn

The BLACKPINK member’s new solo single comes with a visual that casts her as a theme park’s last cyborg.

JISOO has shared a new solo single, “CLICK,” accompanied by a music video directed by Joseph Kahn. The visual casts the BLACKPINK member as the last cyborg in a theme park, giving the release a specific, contained narrative rather than a routine performance clip.

The collaboration with Kahn places the track in a polished pop-video tradition, but the core image is more restrained: a lone figure inside an attraction built for crowds. That contrast does much of the work, framing the song without needing elaborate exposition.

The release continues JISOO’s solo activity outside BLACKPINK, though the announcement centers on the single and its visual. No larger project is attached to this drop. “CLICK” reads as a deliberate, self-contained statement: a title and a premise that reinforce each other through repetition and mechanics.

JISOO’s solo catalog remains small enough that each release carries weight by default. Here, the video’s premise supplies the context the song itself doesn’t demand, allowing the single to exist as both pop product and a brief study in obsolescence.

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