From December 2024 to March 2025, the BLACKPINK girls gave us music after a long wait (even if it was solo) since their departure from YG. December: Rosé – rosie February: Jisoo – AMORTAGE, Lisa – Alter Ego March: Jennie – Ruby Something that stood out to fans was that Jisoo's release had only 4 songs, while her bandmates' albums had over 10. What frustrates me is that people still don’t understand the concept behind AMORTAGE, and they go online saying Jisoo didn’t put as much effort into her album as the others and that's way I´m making this unpopular opinion, especially when: We’re used to mini albums in K-pop. Jisoo is the only BLACKPINK member who was born and raised in Korea (Lisa is Thai, Rosé is of Korean descent but was born in New Zealand and raised in Australia, and Jennie was born in Korea but moved to New Zealand). AMORTAGE portrays love through four stages, each represented by a song: Falling in love (earthquake) Being in a relationship (Your Love) Choosing to end it and no longer letting the tears take over (TEARS) Walking away from a relationship where you were undervalued and used (Hugs & Kisses) While people may have expected more songs, the concept is solid, and it’s a cohesive EP that sticks to its theme beautifully. I also feel like her acting experience helped bring this vision to life. On top of that, I’ve seen praise for Jisoo’s vocals and the album’s production quality. And this matters — because each member has grown and shown us who they are individually, with their own sound and concept. Whether it’s introspection, cinematic storytelling, exploring different sides of yourself, or expressing through diverse sounds — each one has taken a unique path of self-discovery. submitted by /u/Apprehensive-Bat7522 [link] [comments]
Jisoo's 'AMORTAGE' is underrated
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