JISOO Unveils New Music Video “ADDICTED” – Watch
The BLACKPINK star previously released her single, “CLICK,” in September 2026, gearing up for the release of her debut album.
Courtesy of BLISSOO.
Courtesy of BLISSOO.
South Korean artist JISOO has dropped her latest single and music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary, “ADDICTED,” on October 30, 2026.
Released under Warner Records, the dance-pop anthem serves as the second addition to the BLACKPINK star’s singles this year. She previously unveiled “CLICK” on September 4, 2026, marking her comebackComebackA comeback refers to an established artist or group's highly anticipated new release following a period of relative inactivity, a term borrowed from broader Asian pop industry convention. P-pop groupsGo to Comeback Glossary to solo music releases.
Both tracks are building onto her forthcoming debut album, welcoming the singer’s next era as a solo artist. With her newest release, JISOO is embracing a darker and more moody sound, sharing a glimpse into the sonic palette of her full-length release.
Composed by Jack Brady, Jordan Roman, Sol Was, Terius Gesteelde-Diamant with lyrics by JISOO, Austin Wolfe, and Tiina Vainikainen, the new single captures the thrill of being drawn to someone, echoing how the object of the singer’s affection has got her hooked.
Listen to “ADDICTED” below:
The official music video perfectly translates the song’s sleek production, set against various simple yet luxurious backgrounds — from a silver, sequined curtain to a neon, kaleidoscope-inspired LED screen.
Its accompanying visual highlights the BLACKPINK star as its main focus, featuring her in varying modern outfits and wigs. In one particular sequence, JISOO admits to have taken inspiration from Ada Wong — a character from the Japanese horror game series, Resident Evil — sporting short black hair and a red dress.
In February 2025, JISOO released her debut solo EP, AMORTAGE, following the founding of her label and entertainment agency, BLISSOO. Best known as a member of the global girl group, BLACKPINK, she has since been venturing into fashion, beauty, acting, and solo music.
Watch JISOO’s newest music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary for “ADDICTED” below:
Frequently Asked Questions
JISOO released “ADDICTED” on October 30, 2026, alongside its official music video, under Warner Records. It is her second single this year, following “CLICK,” which arrived on September 4, 2026.
Jack Brady, Jordan Roman, Sol Was, and Terius Gesteelde-Diamant composed “ADDICTED.” JISOO, Austin Wolfe, and Tiina Vainikainen wrote the lyrics, and the song captures the thrill of being drawn to someone.
JISOO appears in modern outfits and wigs against sequined curtain and neon LED backdrops, including an Ada Wong-inspired look from Resident Evil with short black hair and a red dress.
Yes. “ADDICTED” and “CLICK” both build toward JISOO’s forthcoming debut album, introducing her next era as a solo artist. The single’s darker, moodier sound previews the full-length release’s sonic palette.
JISOO is a South Korean artist and BLACKPINK member. She released her debut solo EP, AMORTAGE, in February 2025, after founding her label BLISSOO, and has moved into fashion and acting.

Andrea Manuel
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