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Blackpink's Jisoo hopes fans see more of her personality on new album

The South Korean singer recently released her new song Click on Sep 4.

Blackpink's Jisoo hopes fans see more of her personality on new album

Blackpink member Jisoo recently released her debut album and expressed her hopes that fans will gain a better understanding of her personality through her music. The 31-year-old singer told Interview magazine that she has grown since her earlier music, and her expressiveness has evolved accordingly. However, she emphasized that she doesn't want to fully explain herself, instead preferring that fans discover these aspects on their own.

Jisoo revealed that the album features songs that showcase different facets of her personality, from confident and playful tunes to more emotional ones. She described the album as a compilation of various versions of herself, with some songs representing the her she is comfortable with, and others reflecting the aspects she is still learning about.

The singer-actress also shared insights into the lessons she has learned from her acting career, which she believes has helped her as a musician. Acting has taught Jisoo to be more patient with her emotions and not always feel the need to immediately understand or explain her feelings. Instead, she suggests allowing emotions to exist without the pressure to neatly define them.

Jisoo also revealed her aspirations in the acting world, expressing a desire to take on unexpected roles that would be a departure from her usual characters. She is open to trying new and unconventional parts, even ones that might be perceived as dark or frightening. The singer believes that the thrill of receiving unexpected projects keeps her motivated and excited about her acting career.

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