Fans Choose JISOO’s ‘Click’ as This Week’s Favorite New Music
Jisoo at The Mark Hotel before the 2026 Met Gala: “Costume Art” on May 4, 2026, in New York. Kristina Bumphrey/WWD
JISOO leads this week’s new music poll with her solo single “Click.”
Listeners voted in a poll published Friday (Sept. 4) on Billboard, selecting the BLACKPINK member’s new track as their favorite new release. The song narrowly took the lead over “SaWaDiKa,” a new solo song from fellow BLACKPINK member LISA. Both tracks competed against new releases from Miley, Adéla, Beyoncé featuring Pharrell, and others that dropped during the week.
“Click” captured more than 50% of the vote to take the top spot.
“Click” arrived Friday (Sept. 4) accompanied by a cinematic, Joseph Kahn-directed music video featuring a cyborg JISOO. Set in an abandoned theme park, the visual shows her encountering a suitor and a robotic teddy bear named the CLICK Bear, who helps bring life to the deserted location. The bear represents JISOO’s fans and her connection with them.
On the pop track, JISOO sings about counting reasons to avoid messing up and move past friendship, noting that when her partner holds her and kisses away differences, there is no explanation beyond how their bodies fit together.
“Click” follows JISOO’s 2025 debut mini album, AMORTAGE, and her recent collaboration with Zayn, “EYES CLOSED.”
LISA’s solo song “SaWaDiKa” finished just behind the winner with nearly 45% of the vote. Miley’s “Bass Persuades,” Adéla’s PRIMA, and Beyoncé’s “CAN I WATCH YOU” featuring Pharrell followed on the ranking.
See the final results of this week’s poll below.
Source: Billboard

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