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به سخره گرفتن

۱۰ بازديد
معنی به سخره گرفتن
به سخره گرفتن
به سخره گرفتن

معنی به سخره گرفتن

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Kim Ji-soo

۱۰ بازديد

Jisoo, aka Kim Ji Soo, is one of the oldest members of BLACKPINK as she was the first to be selected for the girl band. The beauty, who plays ‘big sister’ to her bandmates, was born and raised in South Korea and trained for 6 years under YG Entertainment before her big debut. Don’t be fooled by her petite frame, Jisoo can play the drums besides the piano. She is also one star who never cries on stage or even in the presence of her bandmates, simply because she doesn’t like to do so in front of cameras. The talented young lady doesn’t just hit the high notes, but even co-writes songs for her group, the most recent being – ‘Lovesick Girls’. While her bandmates have been pursuing solo music careers, Jisoo has her sights set on acting. It was confirmed that she will star as the lead actress in an upcoming drama series. This beauty is also living her fashionista dreams by becoming the face of a haute couture fashion label.

The youngest of three siblings but the oldest member of K-pop girl group Blackpink, Jisoo is known for looking out for her bandmates and keeping the group’s vocal harmonies together.

Although South Korean singer Jisoo officially made her debut on the K-pop scene in 2016 as a member of Blackpink, she has been a star on the rise for almost a decade. From her pre-debut activities to becoming a member of one of the world’s biggest girl groups, this is Jisoo’s unconventional, yet empowering story.

Her early life

Kim Ji-soo was born in the city of Gunpo, south of Seoul in South Korea’s Gyeonggi province, in January 1995. The youngest of three siblings, she played basketball and took taekwondo lessons, and was a huge fan of legendary boy band TVXQ as a child. She attended the famous School of Performing Arts Seoul high school and became a trainee with YG Entertainment in 2011.

Jisoo was slowly, and cryptically, introduced to the general public, with YG initially unveiling her as “Mystery Girl No 2”, before her picture and name was revealed in early 2013.

Jisoo is known for her quirky and unpredictable personality.
Jisoo is known for her quirky and unpredictable personality.

She became a hot K-pop commodity years before her official debut with Blackpink. She made cameos in music videos by a range of K-pop acts (including Epik High and Hi Suhyun in 2014), landed endorsement deals (with brands including LG, Nikon and Samsonite), made TV appearances (the variety show 1 Night 2 Days in 2015), and began an acting career (in the 2015 South Korean drama The Producers).

 
 

Interest was so high that Jisoo received an offer to join rival label SM Entertainment when a manager tried to recruit her at a concert.

Her role in Blackpink

The Blackpink members were introduced with a week-long roll-out of photos showing off their various styles ahead of their 2016 summer debut.

 

Jisoo was the third revealed, before her singing skills and visual beauty were put on full display in Blackpink’s explosive debut singles.

While Blackpink members do not have designated roles, Jisoo has been noted for keeping the group’s vocal harmonies together.

Fellow member Jennie told Billboard magazine that “Jisoo would be the quiet one, but then she’d be like, ‘How about this?’ She’d make this harmony, and we were like, ‘That’s so good!’ and then in an hour have another amazing harmony.”

 

As the oldest member of Blackpink, Jisoo takes care of her bandmates. The singer looks out for the other members on stage to ensure they do not hurt themselves. One of the most notable examples of her caring nature came when writing a letter for Blackpink’s Lisa, which made the group’s youngest member cry on television.

 

Jisoo is also known for her unpredictable and quirky “4D” personality that comes out during TV shows and live events. Fans know she has a peculiar love of trying to balance items on her body – she was once caught on camera trying to balance a water bottle on her shoulder at a 2017 awards show.

Her solo work

After her debut, Jisoo continued to show promise in fields beyond music.

 

She acted in an LG commercial with label mates Ikon where she featured in a twisted romantic storyline with several of the boy band members.

The ad not only showed Jisoo’s skills as a spokeswoman, but in acting too.

In 2017, she became one of three MCs of the weekly K-pop music programme Inkigayo alongside co-hosts Jinyoung from Got7 and Doyoung from NCT. In 2019, she made a return to acting on the South Korean drama Arthdal Chronicles. While her cameo was short, the interest in her appearance was huge, with the hashtag #JisooOnArthdalChronicles becoming a top trending topic on Twitter.

Her image

Jisoo made Gallup Korea’s top 20 list of the nation’s favourite K-pop idols in both 2018 and 2019. A similar survey given to 100 K-pop idols saw Jisoo rank as one of the prettiest stars among her peers in 2018.

Jisoo wants people to be their own role models.
Jisoo wants people to be their own role models.

In her own words

Jisoo’s career has been long and unconventional, but she has said that throughout it all, she depended on no one but herself.

 

“When I look back at the time that’s passed, it makes me think that I’m actually quite a strong person,” she told Elle Korea in 2019.

“Even when I was going through difficult times, I never really thought about relying on others … I think it’s because of the tough times I endured alone that I was able to become this strong.”

Jisoo is one of South Korea’s most popular K-pop stars.
Jisoo is one of South Korea’s most popular K-pop stars.

Ultimately, Jisoo’s journey is about sharing that strength with those who look up to her – especially young girls.

 

“I want to tell young girls to try thinking of their future selves as their role models. Rather than chasing after [being] someone else, I hope that they will confidently walk their own paths while looking towards the tomorrow of their dreams.

“I, myself, have tried following people around me, and I’ve got lost and ended up feeling emptiness rather than a sense of accomplishment. I’d like everyone to find their own role models within themselves.”