@lillilijs It was difficult to land a contract between 2017 and 2020. Before that, brands would thoroughly vet idols—evaluating everything from photoshoots and general activity to the sales performance of new collections—before sending them to fashion shows and assessing their reach.
@xiuqi_han@Dior You are embarrassing Jisoo. It’s as if Jisoo is a nobody without Dior. It’s not her business. If stock prices or ratings drop, that’s their problem.
@wangf63r You are embarrassing Jisoo. It’s as if Jisoo is a nobody without Dior. It’s not her business. If stock prices or ratings drop, that’s their problem.
@wangf63r Please stop doing this and tagging Dior. It’s none of your business. Let them do what they want; it’s their choice. Don’t embarrass yourselves.
@nnlilie YG wasted five years having Jisoo study Japanese and Chinese. They knew that 50% of the music is in English. They should have enrolled her in an English course—like they did with Lisa—so she wouldn't speak Korean, or sent her to America for a year.
@nnlilie YG never gave them to her. But her favorite—who doesn't even have a low voice—got 70% of the lines, while Jisoo got six seconds. Jisoo and Rosé voice have always had great harmony. However, Jisoo's biggest weakness is her English accent.
@jisoolove103@fffffrrree@officialBLISSOO It’s better to be a brand ambassador for a brand like 5,6 Nuga that actually has flavors. There really isn't a single good, worthy campaign—like a Dior collaboration—that was actually shot for her. Everything is shot against a white background; all the photoshoots are like that.
@AliceAriele1 Basically, all pop fans want their artists to land those major brand ambassadorships—like Chanel and Dior. These are the biggest brands, and they pay their ambassadors huge sums. All the fans are waiting for them to stop trending and fade into the sunset.
@clubfaist It’s a shame they dressed Jisoo in an outfit that looked childish and didn't flatter her figure; the top and skirt didn't go together at all—she looked like a clown. This black outfit would instantly silence the haters and be a hit with everyone.
@clubfaist They should have just used this outfit for the Dior show right away. It looks stunning—perfect for both a mourning look and a runway show. Honestly, the after-party never really gets to see the best outfits anyway. It’s just a shame they ruined Jisoo’s reputation.
@SooyaEverywhere@folktages Yes, this song is a leftover from *Amortage*. She did say it’s a continuation of the album. The song "Click" really feels out of place. I wonder how they'll dance to it in the venue during the fan meeting concert. I really don't want to see robotic dancing.
@folktages I still can't understand why they didn't release this song earlier in the summer, after the Met Gala. The song was written a year ago. Jisoo has such a strange strategy; she doesn't know how to generate hype or release a song at the right time. She takes too long to decide.
@folktages They should have released this Latin collaboration back in early September; the weather was hotter then, and it would have reached a wider audience. I’m worried the song’s ranking will just drop now, since sad songs and Christmas tracks will be climbing the charts.
@Amalquueen84477@LZareyan It really shows how carefully she prepares her plans. Jisoo needs to learn from her. She’s been talking about a full album for two years, yet there’s still nothing. Her team is weak; she doesn't have any foreign staff—everyone is from Korea, and naturally.
@Amalquueen84477@LZareyan As for Rose, I consider her a neutral figure. She planned things well and knew exactly what the company was aiming for regarding the collaboration with Bruno Mars. She dropped the collab out of the blue, without telling anyone beforehand.
@amorrintage They also make mistakes when posting content and are often late. The editors have become increasingly brazen over time, which clearly shows that Jisoo isn't checking their work.
@amorrintage I’d say the song Click is just trash for an artist like Jisoo. The problem lies with her team; they only know Korean, can't offer ideas or handle promotion, and just collect a paycheck for posting behind-the-scenes footage on YouTube.