A few days before the release of her solo album “rosie”, Blackpink singer Rosé shares a new intimate extract in which she discusses her difficult relationship with notoriety.
And two. A month ago, the Blackpink singer dropped a surprise bomb in collaboration with the hitmaker par excellence, Bruno Mars. First single from his upcoming solo album, “APT.” instantly exploded with its catchy chorus.
Today, Rosé discovers a new extract from her next opus entitled “number one girl”. Change of atmosphere this time. The South Korean star appears alone for the interpretation of this ballad which resonates like a cry from the heart.
“I realized how vulnerable I was”
This title expresses all the suffering that goes through the one we nickname “the golden voice”. Speaking about this title in an interview with the magazine PaperRosé explains that “number one girl” is inspired by her relationship to her media exposure, and more particularly to her vulnerability to the negative comments she can read about herself on social networks.
“I realized how vulnerable and addicted I was to this world (online) and this need to feel loved and understood”she explains. Faced with this awareness, Rosé began writing a song that would be “so horribly vulnerable and sincere that people would learn that I am a person who goes through these emotions and that I hated that about myself.”
“Tell me I'm loved/Tell me I'm worth it and I'm good enough/I need it and I don't know why”sings Rosé in this new single.
Fans of the singer now have an appointment, on December 6, for the release of “rosie”, a promising first album for which Rosé has particularly well surrounded herself, notably calling on Amy Allen, known in particular for her participation to Sabrina Carpenter's hit “Espresso”, and the essential Michael Pollack, contributor to successes from Beyoncé to Miley Cyrus, including Benson Boone and Katy Perry among others.
