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Jennie Drops 'Less than a Lover' on July 24 — That Viral Polaroid Was a Teaser All Along

Jennie is releasing her new solo single "Less than a Lover" on July 24 at 1 p.m. KST. Her agency OA Entertainment (Odd Atelier) announced the release alongside a teaser image on July 21. It's her first solo release since her debut studio album 'Ruby' in March 2025 — roughly a year and four months. The Polaroid That Broke the Internet What made this announcement land so hard was what happened a few days earlier. On July 18, Jennie posted a single Polaroid to Instagram with no caption: her head resting affectionately on a man's shoulder, his face covered by a heart-shaped sticker. The internet promptly lost it. Was it a relationship reveal or a music teaser? Fans went full detective mode, trying to identify him from his hairstyle and vibe alone. When the teaser dropped on July 21, the whole thing turned out to be a neatly executed promo rollout. One thing worth flagging, though: the man's identity still hasn't been officially confirmed. Speculation named a particular model online, but the agency has never confirmed who he is. Some outlets are reporting it as settled fact — for now, it's safer to treat it as speculation. Not a Power Performance — A Hazy Lo-fi Summer Song "Less than a Lover" is an emotive summer track built on lo-fi guitar and vintage electric keyboard, topped with noticeably more grounded, matured vocals. That's a clear turn away from the performance-driven singles like "Mantra" and "like JENNIE" she's leaned on so far, which makes it all the more intriguing. The teaser image is striking too. Jennie gazes out at a summer landscape through the window of a moving truck, the whole frame carrying a distinctly cinematic mood. The accompanying line — about a summer she chose to put the love story on pause — hints at where the song sits emotionally. Written, Composed, and Directed by Jennie The most notable part of this release is how much of it is hers. She wrote the lyrics, handled the music, and directed the music video herself — making this her directing debut. Since leaving YG in 2023 to launch her own label, Odd Atelier, Jennie has steadily taken more control over her own output. This single reads as a continuation of that trajectory. A Song Already Battle-Tested at Festivals The track was famous among fans well before its official release. Jennie first performed it at the Governors Ball Music Festival in the U.S. in June, then brought it back for headline sets at Denmark's Roskilde Festival on July 3, Poland's Open'er Festival, and Spain's Mad Cool Festival. Clips spread organically across TikTok and Reels, fan demand for a studio version piled up, and the official release followed. Her festival run continues next month with Lollapalooza Chicago in the U.S. and Summer Sonic 2026 in Japan. For a summer song arriving in the thick of summer, it's easy to picture the crowd singing it back to her.

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SUNMI 선미 'Forever July'|On the Spot|온더스팟

7/15/2026 · edited

SUNMI's new digital single 'Forever July' MV is out now! It's her first new track since her debut full-length album 'HEART MAID' released last November, capturing the humid summer air and a dreamy, ethereal vibe. Fans are excited to see if SUNMI will once again showcase her one-of-a-kind artistry with this fresh take on summer.

7/15/2026 · edited

Sunmi's Free-Spirited Performance in the Pouring Rain — Comeback Today with 'Forever July'

Singer Sunmi put on a special performance to announce her new release, dancing freely in the pouring rain that drenched the entire country that day. Having already teased the 'rain' concept through two music video teasers, Sunmi took it to the next level by literally stepping out into the rain on release day — perfectly capturing the mood of the song. Photo | Sunmi's SNS "Today's the Day" — Sunmi Jumps into the Rain On the 15th, Sunmi posted a video on her SNS with the caption "Today's the day, Forever July." In the clip, she appears on a nighttime street holding an umbrella — then sets it down and throws herself into the pouring rain. Soaking wet with arms spread wide, dancing freely, she left a seriously strong impression. A relaxed look in a white tee and denim pants, and a bright smile that never fades even while getting drenched. The excitement of a new release was written all over every moment of the video. Photo | Sunmi's SNS "Feels Like a Movie Scene" — Fans Go Wild Fans who saw the video absolutely loved it. Reactions like "So Sunmi," "Looks like a movie scene on a rainy day," and "I'm so hyped for the new song" kept pouring in. The 'rain' narrative that flowed naturally from the earlier teasers hit even harder when the actual heavy rain on release day matched it perfectly, creating an even more dramatic atmosphere. It really did rain heavily across most of the country that day. Seoul in particular was hit with intense rain of up to 50mm per hour, accompanied by strong gusts and thunder and lightning. The weather felt almost fated, making the vibe of 'Forever July' feel all the more real. Photo | Sunmi's SNS 6 PM Today — 'Forever July' Drops Sunmi's new digital single 'Forever July' is available on all major music streaming platforms as of 6 PM on the 15th. The track takes a fresh look at summer as a season full of memories and heat, and fans are eager to hear what story Sunmi has to tell this time. Fun fact — Sunmi debuted in 2007 as a member of the Wonder Girls and won a ton of love, then launched her solo career in 2013 with '24 Hours' and has been blazing her own unique path ever since.

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Sunmi Drops Second 'Forever July' Teaser — A Rainy Summer Narrative

Singer Sunmi is heating up her comeback by releasing the second MV teaser for her new digital single 'Forever July.' On the 13th, she unveiled the teaser video through her official SNS and YouTube channel. While the first teaser subtly hinted at the song's vibe with a humid summer atmosphere and dreamy mood, this second teaser dives deeper into the song's narrative with full-on performance and vibrant direction. A Presence Burned into Memory in the Rain In the newly released video, Sunmi moves between an indoor setting and the city streets, blending performance with nuanced emotional acting. A standout moment — her silhouette stretching both arms out in the rain against a pitch-black backdrop — left a powerful impression, once again cementing Sunmi's one-of-a-kind presence. On top of that, a snippet of the lyrics 'this summer is cruel' along with part of the melody was revealed for the first time, instantly catching everyone's ears. Following the chorus that was shared earlier, yet another audio preview lifted the veil and painted an even clearer picture of the new track's emotional world. Cinematic Details, Growing Curiosity Holding an umbrella while still getting soaked, a phone notification warning of water damage, rain-drenched pants — every little detail added a sense of realism. The stylish direction created an almost cinematic atmosphere, making fans even more curious about what story will unfold in the full music video. Scenes that naturally connect to the previously released concept photos also caught attention. Wearing the same outfit from the concept photos while dancing with a clear umbrella, and a shot of her lying in bed — these moments flow seamlessly into a single narrative, completing Sunmi's new concept with a direction that blurs the line between reality and fantasy. A Fresh Perspective on Summer 'Forever July' is a track that reimagines summer — a season usually remembered for its scorching heat — through a brand-new lens. Sunmi has always carved out her own space with unique music and concepts, and fans are eager to see what new side of herself she'll show through this latest release. Sunmi's new digital single 'Forever July' drops on the 15th at 6 PM KST across all major music streaming platforms.

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