BLACKPINK’s Jennie released the official music video for “Fallen Angel” on August 28, 2026, the same day her three-track digital EP of the same name arrived. The nearly six-minute clip expands on the surreal, Tim Burton-tinged teaser that dropped a week earlier, delivering a dark fairytale atmosphere packed with symbolic imagery and striking shifts in style.
The EP, issued through her label Odd Atelier and Columbia Records, features the title track, “Heaven,” and the earlier single “Less Than a Lover.” Jennie and her team framed the project as coming from a deeply personal place, calling it her truest self-expression and “a gift from JENNIE, with love.” It follows her 2025 full-length debut Ruby, which reached the top 10 on the Billboard 200, and continues the solo run that has included major festival stages this summer. A physical edition with three extra tracks is planned for later.
International fans responded quickly. Many described the video as more short film than standard music video, praising its emotional weight, color palette, and storytelling about pain giving way to something beautiful. Comments highlighted specific sequences that left viewers breathless or in tears, with several calling the finished work a masterpiece that showcases Jennie’s creative control. Early streaming calls and playlist shares spread across platforms as the video racked up views within hours of launch.
The clip includes a disclaimer noting that its fire effects were created with VFX and that any scenes involving minors were filmed under supervision. Together the EP and video mark another clear step in Jennie’s post-Ruby chapter, where she continues shaping a more intimate and cinematic solo identity while Blackpink’s group activities remain on their own timeline. Fans can stream the project now and pre-order the physical release.