The numbers are in, and they are not just numbers. JISOO’s new single 'CLICK' didn’t just break the 24-hour record for Korean soloists in 2026; it obliterated the previous benchmarks. Within a single day, the video pulled in 13.03 million views and 1.2 million likes. In the viral economy, that’s not a release, that’s a shockwave. We’ve seen stars hit numbers, but the speed and scale of this opening day mark JISOO's second-largest opening day to date, and it’s the second-biggest 24-hour debut by any soloist in 2026. So, where does that put her in the hierarchy? Right at the top of the feeding frenzy.

5 Things You Need to Know About the 'CLICK' Hype

1. The View Count is a Feat of Engineering
13.03 million views in 24 hours isn't organic; it's a coordinated surge. The algorithm didn't just show this video; it amplified it. This is the 'viral' engine kicking into overdrive, proving that for K-pop, the first day is the only day that counts.

2. The Like-to-View Ratio is Insane
1.2 million likes against 13.03 million views is a ratio that screams engagement. Most videos sit at 5-10%. This one is nearly 9.3%. The audience isn't just watching; they're reacting. That’s what makes 'CLICK' the most-liked 2026 music video by a Korean soloist.

3. It's the Second Biggest Debut
JISOO's 'CLICK' is officially the second-biggest 24-hour debut by any soloist in 2026. That’s a heavy title. It means only one other artist beat her in the 24-hour window. In a year of saturated content, landing in the top two is a massive validation.

4. The 'Second-Largest Opening Day' Context
For JISOO personally, this is her second-largest opening day. The first was a historic event, and this one is a close second. It shows consistency. She isn't a one-hit wonder; she's a reliable powerhouse in the soloist circuit.

5. The 'Most-Liked' Status
Holding the title of the most-liked 2026 music video by a Korean soloist is a crown. It’s not just about views; it’s about emotional resonance. The audience is clicking, literally and figuratively. That’s the metric that separates a trend from a phenomenon.

So, what does this mean for the rest of 2026? The bar is raised. If you’re a soloist, you’re no longer aiming for the top five; you’re aiming for the top two. The 'CLICK' effect has reset the expectations, and the feed is no longer just scrolling—it’s clicking. Welcome to the era of the high-impact debut.