Fans have crowned LISA’s “SaWaDiKa” the best new release of the week in InMusic’s latest poll on X. The BLACKPINK member’s new song dominated the vote with 65%, comfortably beating JISOO’s “CLICK,” Miley Cyrus’ “Bass Persuades” and ADÉLA’s debut album PRIMA.
The poll put four major releases from the week head-to-head, giving fans the chance to choose their favorite across K-pop, pop and R&B. JISOO finished second with 29%, while Miley collected 5% and rising Slovak pop artist ADÉLA received 1%.
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LISA’s victory comes during one of the strongest openings of her solo era. “SaWaDiKa,” released September 3, became the biggest music-video debut of 2026 with 70.8 million YouTube views in its first 24 hours, while also becoming the second-biggest 24-hour debut by a soloist in YouTube history behind LISA’s own “LALISA.”
The momentum continued after its opening day. “SaWaDiKa” reached 100 million YouTube views in just over 48 hours, making it the fastest music video by any act to hit the milestone in 2026 and the second-fastest soloist video to reach 100 million, again trailing “LALISA.”
On Spotify, “SaWaDiKa” debuted at No. 13 on the Daily Global chart with 2.787 million streams. The performance made it the highest-debuting song by a K-pop soloist on Spotify in 2026, adding another streaming milestone to a release that is serving as the first taste of LISA’s upcoming six-track EP PRESS PLAY.
JISOO’s “CLICK” took second place in the InMusic poll with 29%. The song arrived as a pre-release single ahead of her upcoming debut full-length album and marked her first solo release since her 2025 collaboration with ZAYN, “Eyes Closed.” Its rollout has leaned into a surreal carnival aesthetic, with animated and theatrical imagery building anticipation for her new album.
Miley Cyrus’ “Bass Persuades” placed third with 5%. Released September 3 as the first single from her upcoming 10th studio album Bass Persuades, the track moves into retro-inspired dance-pop, combining a four-on-the-floor beat with disco and ’80s synth-pop touches. The release also begins Miley’s first album campaign with Atlantic Records after 14 years with Sony.
Rounding out the poll, ADÉLA’s PRIMA received 1%. The 22-year-old singer’s debut album arrived through Capitol Records with executive production from Dylan Brady and Blake Slatkin. The project moves between pop, R&B and electronic influences, with tracks including “KGB,” “Red Bottoms,” “Ain’t In LA,” “Boys,” “Hitachi” and “Therapy.”
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