Jisoo’s ‘ADDICTED’ Teaser Has Fans Comparing ‘CLICK’ and Waiting for Music Shows

The song is literally called ‘ADDICTED,’ so fans saying they are already addicted is the obvious irresistible joke. But it is still a response to previews, before the full track arrives October 30.

At 1:03 p.m. Korea time on October 28, a Theqoo post linked the official Jisoo ‘ADDICTED’ MV teaser and gave October 30, 8 a.m. KST as the release time. Earlier previews appeared October 24 and 26–27 through Jisoo/BLISSOO channels. The track has been described as a second pre-release single before a planned first solo studio album; no confirmed album date is claimed here.

A Reddit r/BlackPink discussion of the October 26 teaser showed more than 300 votes in the observed snapshot. Some compared the snippet to early-2010s BoA or said it might suit them better than ‘CLICK.’ A separate music-show discussion welcomed the possibility of several stages. These are pre-release opinions, not reviews of the complete track.

Four observed patterns: (1) puns on being ‘addicted’ already; (2) early impressions that the snippet sounds dance-oriented, with one comparison to early-2010s BoA; (3) personal comparisons favoring it over ‘CLICK’ alongside fans who enjoyed the earlier single; and (4) excitement about multiple Korean music-show appearances and possible choreography. These come from specific October 24–27 community threads, not verified comment excerpts from the October 28 MV teaser upload.

After ‘CLICK,’ another pre-release track gives fans reason to anticipate a different musical side. Teaser editing can shape expectations that change when listeners hear the full version.

The announced single release is October 30 at 8 a.m. KST. The exact MV-teaser YouTube address was found in an October 28 Korean post. Direct video playback was unavailable, so no specific shots, lyrics or choreography from the newest teaser are asserted. A studio album date and individual broadcast slots have not been verified. Artist comparisons remain attributed to fans.

On October 30 listeners can compare the expected dance sound with the completed single and follow any confirmed music-show schedules. No pre-release performance results are invented.