Blackpink's Jisoo releases 'Your Love' music video; fans appreciate the cinema
Jisoo
stunned the fans by releasing the music video for her solo track 'Your Love,' while she had been busy with her girls on the Deadline tour. The 30-year-old took a break from the concert this week, releasing the video featuring her in the jungle.
On August 12, the singer, with her exceptional vocals, shared a special video with a picturesque backdrop of the lush green jungle. Fans were quick to swarm the video, appreciating her cinematic shots and hailing it as a work of art. The Blinks gathered on social media and expressed their love.
Fan comments on 'Your Love'
One user said, 'This genuinely is what listening to 'your love' feels like
rose
petals raining on you, everything around you seems and feels majestic and beautiful they visualized the vibe of the song perfectly.' Applauding the artist, another user claimed, 'jisoo breathing her vision to your love has been a gift. watching it feels like a love letter meant for us'
— lalisalovemme (@lalisalovemme)
A third person stated, 'finally have a time to watch your love and i feel like crying the whole video' While another user voiced, 'I will always carry your love kim jisoo you are peak romantic for this my favourite part the visuals through out my god absolutely mind blowing the way i was screaming in early morning 530'
Blackpink's mini album is marked on the calendar
Meanwhile, the insiders suggest that Blackpink will be releasing a mini album this year, as they completed the photoshoot and are currently giving the final touches, according to Soompi. 'BLACKPINK has to release an album within the year. The original goal was to release it in October, but the schedule has been changed. They plan to release it in November and, if possible, perform on stage,' the source said.
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