People confuse “not releasing music” with “not working.“
It’s fair to want more music, but assuming that every delay is solely BLISSOO’s decision oversimplifies how the entertainment industry works.
The original timeline may have been adjusted but it doesn’t necessarily mean the artist or her company is at fault.
A global comeback isn’t coordinated by one company alone. It requires alignment between BLISSOO, Warner Records, distributors, streaming platforms, physical manufacturers, retailers, PR agencies, media partners, publishers, producers, and marketing teams across multiple regions. Each partner has its own timeline, resources, and commercial priorities.
Delaying or adjusting a release schedule doesn’t automatically mean an artist isn’t working or doesn’t care. Sometimes it’s simply the result of coordinating multiple global partners to give a project the strongest possible launch and the greatest long-term impact.
The amount of criticism I'm seeing towards jisoo is not ok bro she taking to much time ik but let her do in her vision way u don't decide if it's flop/blows the charts time will. Tell ppl who doing this I have each1 of u guys tweets & chats if u guys act gagged the min it drop🖕🏻
@folklorerain What really made me angry is seeing people say that after all this waiting the album is going to flop. Are you really fans?
Honestly, the delay has shown a lot of people's true colors. They need to understand that Jisoo isn't like K-pop idols who make a comeback every two months
it's always the same issue. seriously, what's wrong with some people who still insist they're only seven members? That mindset is only making the other six members want to leave as well. You're discrediting the hard work of an entire group just because one person chose to leave.
A Palestinian father is mourning his 3-year-old son that was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers.
Bahaa Abu al-Ajeen says IDF soldiers fatally shot his son Rayan in the head, while simultaneously wounding Bahaa as well.
(https://t.co/c3ajZtuT8q)