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Jisoo is a member of the Korean girl group BLACKPINK and has been actively developing her singing and drama careers in recent years. This year, she co-starred with Seo In Guk in the Netflix series "Subscription" and released music works such as "CLICK" and "ADDICTED".
BLACKPINK member Jisoo’s solo career brings another piece of good news! In recent years, she has been actively involved in the music and drama circles. She has officially set her sights on the international market. It is reported that she has signed a global agency contract with WME, the top agency in the United States.
What is noteworthy is that WME's collaborative artists are star-studded, including "Bruno Mars", "Billie Eilish", and world-class superstars such as Rihanna, making Jisoo's future international development highly anticipated.
Korean media OSEN reported today (8th) that Jisoo has recently officially signed a contract with WME, a large American talent agency, and will use its vast resources across the music, film and television and entertainment industries to further expand its global personal career.
WME has considerable influence in Hollywood and the international music scene. In addition to representing artists' world tours, WME also assists in negotiating film, television and other entertainment cooperation. Now that Jisoo has joined its global agent lineup, it not only adds support to her personal singing career, but also makes the outside world curious whether there will be an opportunity to see her challenge more international film and television works in the future.
This year, Jisoo co-starred with Seo In-guk in the Netflix romantic drama "Subscription" and continues to accumulate masterpieces as an actor. In terms of music, she has also recently released new songs such as "CLICK" and "ADDICTED". She has developed in various fields from singing, acting to fashion, showing her ambition to enter the global market.
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