Jisoo's 'CLICK' tops new-music vote

- JISOO’s solo single “CLICK” topped a fan new-music poll on September 7, after Billboard said the track won more than 50% of votes. - Billboard said “CLICK” finished ahead of LISA’s “SaWaDiKa,” while an X post from @dukeofkorea amplified the result and fan reaction. - Billboard’s poll results and Sept. 7 “New Music Friday” X threads from music accounts remain the main public markers to watch.

JISOO’s solo single “CLICK” won a fan poll for the week’s top new release, according to Billboard results published on September 7. Billboard said the BLACKPINK singer’s track drew more than 50% of votes in a poll first posted on Friday, September 4, putting it ahead of other releases from that week. Yahoo’s syndicated version of the Billboard item said “CLICK” narrowly beat fellow BLACKPINK member LISA’s solo song “SaWaDiKa.” An X post from account @dukeofkorea on September 7 circulated the result and added to the online push around the song, as fans discussed streaming and the release’s early reception, according to the social briefing provided for this story. Separate “New Music Friday” threads on X the same day also referenced releases by Mau P, Amelie Lens, Carlita and SLAMM. (yahoo.com) ### How large was the vote for “CLICK”? Billboard said “CLICK” brought in “more than 50% of the vote” in its weekly new-music poll, making it the top finisher among that batch of releases. Yahoo’s republished version of the story said the song “ultimately rose to the top” after polling opened on September 4. (yahoo.com) Yahoo’s version of the Billboard report said LISA’s “SaWaDiKa” finished just behind “CLICK” with nearly 45% of the vote. The same report listed Miley, ADÉLA and Beyoncé featuring Pharrell among the other acts included in that week’s poll. ### Which release did “CLICK” beat? LISA’s “SaWaDiKa” was the closest competitor named in the Billboard results carried by Yahoo. (yahoo.com) The report described the outcome as a narrow lead for JISOO over another BLACKPINK member’s solo release, giving the poll an intra-group rivalry as both songs arrived in the same release window. Feedzop, summarizing the same result, also reported that “CLICK” finished first with more than 50% of votes and said it edged LISA’s release in the poll. That matches the ranking described in the syndicated Billboard story. ### When did “CLICK” come out? September 4 was the release date cited by multiple public listings for “CLICK.” Yahoo’s syndicated Billboard item said the song debuted on Friday, September 4, alongside a Joseph Kahn-directed music video. (yahoo.com) A separate release listing tracked by Kpop Official also gave September 4, 2026, as the single’s release date. (feedzop.com) Billboard’s description of the video, as carried by Yahoo, said JISOO appears as a cyborg in an abandoned theme park with a robotic teddy bear called the CLICK Bear. The report said the bear represents the presence of JISOO’s fans and her connection with them. ### What did the X chatter show after the poll result? (yahoo.com) September 7 posts on X showed fan accounts using the poll result as a fresh proof point for the release’s momentum, according to the source briefing for this story. The @dukeofkorea post cited in the briefing highlighted “CLICK” as the top pick and paired that result with fan-engagement and streaming commentary. The same briefing said other “New Music Friday” posts on September 7 discussed Mau P’s “Just A Little Bit More,” Amelie Lens’ “AURA” album, and releases tied to Carlita and SLAMM. (yahoo.com) Those threads placed “CLICK” inside a broader day-of-release conversation rather than as a standalone item. ### What is the next concrete marker to watch? Billboard’s weekly poll pages and follow-up coverage are the clearest next checkpoints for whether “CLICK” continues to lead fan-driven conversation after its September 4 release. On X, accounts including @dukeofkorea and other “New Music Friday” posters remain the most visible public trackers of immediate fan reaction in the days following the September 7 result.

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