BLACKPINK’s Jisoo Shares She Can’t Order Delivery Due to Minimum Order, Despite 10 Billion Won Contract Renewal
On February 6, Jisoo appeared on actress Yoo In-na’s YouTube channel “Yoo In Radio,” where she talked about her upcoming projects and personal life. She discussed her role in the upcoming Coupang Play series “Newtopia,” revealing that the action-packed zombie series required intense makeup and even her own custom blood pouch.
Despite her busy schedule last year, juggling “Newtopia,” the film “Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint,” and album work, Jisoo described herself as a homebody. “On days when there’s absolutely nothing on the schedule, I order food and eat,” she said. “But sometimes, I don’t feel comfortable ordering delivery because of the minimum order amount. Even if I order that much food, I can’t eat it all by myself, so I included a lot of things like coke. Things that can be consumed over time.”
The two actresses first met on the set of JTBC’s “Snowdrop,” where Jisoo initially thought Yoo In-na had the aura of a warrior due to her striking black hair and fierce new role. However, Jisoo quickly realized Yoo In-na’s warm and lovable nature, which left a lasting impression on her. Yoo In-na, in turn, praised Jisoo’s bright and cheerful personality, marveling at how she remained positive and sharp throughout the drama’s filming.
Jisoo also opened up about how she deals with sadness, saying she watches funny videos until she laughs so hard she cries. She recently watched actor Ha Jung-woo’s viral “You want to break up? Who are you?” meme, finding it hilarious. Yoo In-na playfully commented that Jisoo seems like a true K-drama protagonist. Jisoo agreed, calling herself someone who “bounces back from hardships.”
During the broadcast, a fan asked if Jisoo would consider releasing a ballad since she suited the genre well. She revealed that she only sings ballads at karaoke and would love to challenge herself with one in the future.
Meanwhile, reports suggest that Jisoo received approximately 10 billion won as a contract renewal bonus in 2023. YG Entertainment’s 2023 business report disclosed that the company spent 41 billion won on contract renewals, with industry insiders speculating that a significant portion went to BLACKPINK.
