Clip BLACKPINK — JUMP (2025)
BLACKPINK — JUMP is a high-energy music video with bold choreography, futuristic visuals, and a message of confidence and forward motion.
About the clip Lalisa Manobal
BLACKPINK — “JUMP” is a dynamic, visually aggressive music video in which the group reinforces its status as a global pop phenomenon, combining powerful choreography, futuristic aesthetics, and a bold message of confidence. The video is constructed as a manifesto of forward motion—no looking back, no compromises.
Concept and Imagery
The clip uses the metaphor of a jump as a symbol of a decisive leap to a new level. Spaces change rapidly: industrial locations, neon sets, and abstract scenes create a sense of constant acceleration. The members of BLACKPINK are portrayed as autonomous, in-control figures—each with her own visual code, yet moving in a unified rhythm.
Visual Style
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high-contrast colors and sharp lighting;
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fast-paced editing that mirrors the track’s tempo;
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an emphasis on synchronized choreography and power poses;
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fashion-forward looks balancing street style and high fashion.
The camera amplifies the sense of presence: close-ups alternate with wide shots, intensifying the energy and drive.
Music and Presentation
“JUMP” visually follows the structure of the track: every drop and chorus is reinforced by heightened movement and scene changes. The musical rhythm dictates the editing, turning the video into a single, cohesive performance rather than a sequence of separate images.
Themes and Mood
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confidence and independence;
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control over one’s own trajectory;
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upward motion as a state of mind;
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the energy of both teamwork and individuality.
Editor’s Conclusion
“JUMP” is a video driven by pure momentum.
It doesn’t tell a story in the traditional sense; it conveys a state—speed, intensity, and readiness for the next step. BLACKPINK use visuals as an extension of the music, creating a striking and memorable pop performance designed for a global audience and the stage of the future.
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Кто знает, с какого трека основной семл взят? Я точно помню, что под такой трек танцевал лет 25 назад :)