JISOO has signed with WME for worldwide representation, bringing an international talent agency into a solo career that spans music, television and fashion. The BLACKPINK singer will continue to manage her solo work through BLISSOO, with Warner Records handling global music releases. The deal arrives after two solo singles, “Click” and “Addicted,” and a year that included stadium shows and a Netflix romantic comedy.
JISOO has added a new name to the team around her solo work. WME will represent the singer and actor globally, giving her an agency partner as she releases music under her own name and takes on projects outside BLACKPINK. The signing comes while she is already in the middle of a new run of singles. “Click” opened that sequence, and “Addicted” followed.
The agency's role sits alongside agreements that were already in place. BLISSOO, the company she established in 2024, continues to oversee her solo activities, while Warner Records handles her global music releases. YG Entertainment remains responsible for BLACKPINK's group activities. For anyone following the four members' careers, those separate roles explain how a new representative can come aboard without changing where the group's work is managed.
For JISOO, the distinction also reflects the range of projects already on her calendar. An agency can help put her in front of potential partners and represent her in negotiations across markets. That kind of work is different from the release of a recording or the day-to-day running of her own company. The announcement concerns her representation, and the next projects themselves will have their own announcements.
The solo records give a sense of what WME is joining. “Click” is built around the feeling of meeting someone whose world looks nothing like yours and recognizing a connection anyway. It was introduced as the first single ahead of an album. “Addicted” followed it, giving listeners another piece of new material after the four tracks on her 2025 mini album, AMORTAGE.
JISOO had already broadened the audience for her solo recordings with “EYES CLOSED,” her collaboration with ZAYN. Released in 2025, the song reached No. 72 on the US Hot 100 and No. 20 on the Billboard Global 200. It also became her second solo release to reach the top 10 on the Global Excl. US chart. The three placements record different aspects of the release, from its entry onto the American singles chart to its performance across markets.
Her first solo release came in 2023 with ME, led by “FLOWER.” That single peaked at No. 2 on the Global 200. With AMORTAGE, she had more space to develop a project around several songs, including “earthquake” and “Your Love.” The move from a debut anchored by one breakout track to an EP and a duet put her voice in different settings before she started rolling out the new album.
Group work was still a substantial part of the year. BLACKPINK's Deadline World Tour took the members to stadiums in North America, Europe and Asia. The size of the venues gave a sense of what the four members can do together, even as they have developed different recording and business arrangements outside the group. The agreement with WME concerns one member's individual career, while the stadium dates belonged to BLACKPINK.
Television has given JISOO another regular audience. In March she starred in the Netflix romantic comedy Boyfriend on Demand. The series follows a webtoon producer who turns to simulated dates, a setup that allows the show to move between the pressures of everyday work and the appeal of a relationship designed to order. The role came after her earlier lead work in Snowdrop and gave her a character in a very different kind of romance.
Fashion has occupied a separate place in that schedule. She made her Met Gala debut in May, and her existing relationships include ambassadorships with Dior and Cartier. Her work this year has also included collaborations with Off-White and Pokémon. Those projects give a sense of how widely her solo activities already extend beyond a release calendar. Each puts her in front of an audience with its own reasons for recognizing her.
The signing comes after several years in which JISOO has had to make room for those different kinds of work. A recording campaign has its own timetable, and shooting a series or going on a stadium tour asks for a different commitment. A global talent agency can work across those schedules as opportunities come up, while the existing companies keep their specific roles.
The next music already has a public starting point in “Click” and “Addicted.” For listeners following those releases, the agency announcement offers some clarity about the people working around JISOO while the album takes shape. Warner remains the label partner for the records, BLISSOO remains the home of her solo business, and WME joins the team to handle representation worldwide. Her work with BLACKPINK still runs through the arrangement the group had before the signing. The new singles remain the first pieces of the solo project she has chosen to share.
