Jisoo’s ‘ADDICTED’ Tops iTunes Charts in 28 Regions Ahead of Music-Show Return

The BLACKPINK star embraces a feline-inspired concept as she prepares for her first Korean music-show appearance in nearly one year and nine months.

Jisoo is bringing “ADDICTED” to Korean music shows, pairing her latest solo release with a feline-inspired transformation as she continues the rollout for her first full-length solo album. According to her agency BLISSOO on November 3, the BLACKPINK member will perform on domestic music programs this week after the single reached No. 1 on iTunes Top Songs charts in 28 countries and regions.

The appearances will mark her first Korean music-show performances since she presented “earthquake” on SBS’s “Inkigayo” on February 23, 2025, giving fans an opportunity to see how the new song’s visual concept translates into a broadcast stage.

A different side of Jisoo, from songwriting to rap

Released at 8 a.m. KST on October 30, “ADDICTED” explores the feeling of being repeatedly drawn to someone as attraction develops into love. Jisoo contributed to the lyrics, while a rap passage in the latter part of the track adds another dimension to her performance.

The music video extends that theme through a cat-inspired concept, with pointed ears and claw-like nails appearing in the promotional imagery. One official photograph places Jisoo behind translucent pink fabric, framing the feline styling in a softer, dreamlike setting, while another features long, straight hair and a star-patterned dress against a pale background.

Jisoo has also shared a dance video with fellow BLACKPINK member Rosé, bringing the two together for a playful performance of the new release. Alongside the more stylized music video, the clip offers another way to follow the song’s choreography before its television performances.

What the chart results show

BLISSOO reported that “ADDICTED” topped iTunes Top Songs charts in 28 countries and regions following its release. Separately, chart-tracking website Kworb listed the single at No. 1 on its Worldwide iTunes Song Chart for October 30, adding an aggregate international result to those individual market rankings.

The song also entered Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global chart at No. 195 for October 30, while its music video reached No. 1 on YouTube’s global daily music-video ranking, according to the release coverage.

Those results reflect different kinds of listening and viewing activity. The iTunes positions concern download-store rankings, Spotify measures streaming performance, and YouTube’s chart tracks music-video viewing. Together, they provide an early picture of the single’s reception across platforms without representing a single shared global chart.

Another step toward her first full-length solo album

“ADDICTED” follows “CLICK,” released on September 4, as the second advance single from Jisoo’s forthcoming first full-length solo album. Arriving almost two months apart, the releases have introduced the project in stages, with the latest song adding a new visual identity and a rap section to the unfolding campaign.

The next stage will take place on Korean television, where Jisoo is set to perform “ADDICTED” this week. The announcement cited here does not specify individual programs or broadcast dates, leaving the exact schedule to subsequent updates.

Editor’s Note: Jisoo’s forthcoming full-length album follows earlier solo releases rather than marking her solo debut. BLISSOO’s official discography lists “ME” in 2023 and “AMORTAGE” in 2025, followed by “CLICK” and “ADDICTED” in 2026. That distinction places the current singles within a longer solo career alongside her work with BLACKPINK.