BLACKPINK's Jisoo solo debut album records 950,000 pre-orders in 2 weeks

BLACKPINK's Jisoo solo debut album titled ME, which will be released on March 31, 2023, has set a new record for the highest number of pre-order albums for solo female K-Pop artists. Quoting from Naver on Tuesday March 21, 2023, according to a report from YG Entertainment, BLACKPINK's Jisoo debut solo album titled 'ME' managed to record album pre-order numbers of 950,000 copies in just 2 weeks. 

This is the highest number of pre-orders for a single album from a solo female K-Pop artist ever. Jisoo's debut single album titled 'ME' will present the main song titled 'Flower', and will offer a new musical color that Jisoo has never shown before as part of the BLACKPINK group. 

Following in the footsteps of Jennie, Rose and Lisa, Jisoo will be preparing to become the last solo artist of the BLACKPINK members, whose debut has been long awaited by fans. Evidenced by the high number of album pre-orders which almost reached 1 million copies.

Meanwhile, ahead of the release of the debut single album 'ME', Jisoo has also shared 'Concept Poster # 1' on a number of YG Entertainment's social media accounts and also BLACKPINK to attract fans' curiosity. In accordance with the title of the main song 'Flower', Jisoo appeared charming with a visual like a blooming red flower. 

Dominated with all-red outfit colors and a red background color too, Jisoo successfully seduced fans with confident and elegant eyes. The hairstyle and accessories looked simple, but did not leave the 'Flower' concept used. Fans are increasingly looking forward to the release of BLACKPINK's Jisoo debut single album at the end of this month.

From a number of teasers that have been shared before, fans already believe that the concept that Jisoo brought this time really suits him and will be different from the solo concept of other BLACKPINK members. Meanwhile, Jisoo and BLACKPINK are currently busy with a series of 'BORN PINK' world tour concerts in Asia. This is one of the K-Pop group's largest-scale world tours, with a target audience of 1.5 million people.