BLACKPINK’s Jisoo Slammed Over Her “Stiff” Performance In Boyfriend On Demand!

Jisoo plays the lead role in Boyfriend on Demand, and once again her acting is the main topic everywhere.

The much-awaited K-drama Boyfriend on Demand starring BLACKPINK’s Jisoo has finally come out, and it has created a lot of buzz online. Ever since the first teaser dropped, fans have been super excited to watch the ‘Earthquake’ singer act with her co-stars in this new story. Now the series is here, and not everyone loves it. While many cheer for her, others have strong negative opinions about her acting. Read on to know more!

Jisoo plays the lead role in Boyfriend on Demand, and once again her acting is the main topic everywhere. Some viewers think she has not got much better over time. They say her lines sound stiff and her expressions do not always feel real. Netizens also talk about her voice and the way she delivers words, calling some scenes more like a funny skit than a real drama. They feel she should try other roles first to practise or get better coaching. A few even say she should stop acting and stick to singing or other things she does well. These comments made her fans sad, and they jumped in to protect her.

“she has zero face expression” AND SHE ATE YALL UP WITH ONE STILL CUT PHOTO! look at those eyes… her eye acting game is insaneee pic.twitter.com/aVfqGkb9z9

— jisoo pr manager ୨ৎ (@choconotchwe) March 5, 2026

On the other side, Jisoo’s fans see clear improvement. They point out she looks more relaxed on screen now than in her first projects. Many love her natural charm and how she adds warmth to her character. Some think the criticism is extra tough because she is from BLACKPINK, while others say people should notice her steps forward instead of expecting perfection right away.

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Directed by Kim Jung Sik, Boyfriend on Demand is a cute romantic comedy. Jisoo plays Seo Mi Rae, a hard-working webtoon creator who has no time for real-life dating. Feeling lonely, she tries a virtual dating app powered by AI and goes on dates with perfect virtual boyfriends. As she enjoys the app more, the difference between the online world and her real life starts to mix in various ways. It started on Netflix on March 6 and features an ensemble cast.

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First Published: March 06, 2026 5:49 PM