Bruno Mars was praised by Rosé to the extreme, infatuated, fans suspected that the girl turned on the green light

Recently, female idol Rosé of Blackpink was one of the guests who appeared on KBS2's music talk show "The Seasons: Lee Young Ji's Rainbow".

At the beginning of the program, Rosé suddenly performed the hit " APT." live. But the person who paired with her this time was not Bruno Mars, but female singer Lee Young Ji - the MC of the show.

Appearing in a dynamic outfit, her performance immediately stirred up the studio. Rosé's ability to sing live has been praised more and more and has changed much more positively after leaving YG Entertainment. Even many opinions said that this performance was no different from the recording of the song "APT.", the audience only realized that Rosé sang live in the parts where she sang while laughing.

Lee Young Ji is a bass woman, but when replacing Bruno Mars, she still combines with Rosé very well. This demonstration video has attracted 1 million views and reached the Top 4 Korean YouTube trends after 10 hours of posting.

Sharing about "APT.", Rosé said that she was inspired to write the song while she was active in music in the US. During her break, Rosé instructs her friends in the Korean drinking game "Apartment". Thanks to everyone's happy reaction, she composed this hilarious song.

When Bruno Mars asked Rosé to send him 3 songs to consider a collaboration. Everyone around them prevented the singer from sending the song "APT.", because they thought Bruno would not choose this song. But despite the opposition, Rosé still put "APT." on the list. Surprisingly, the American male artist became interested in it.

Commenting on Bruno Mars, Rosé said: "I'm a perfectionist, but Bruno Mars is a hundred times more perfectionist than me. I feel very impressed with his vision."

Rosé further revealed that she used to probe Bruno, if someone asked about him, how should she answer. Bruno replied, "Just say you're a crazy person." Rosé emphasized: "He's really a tsundere" (who has an unapproachable exterior, is prone to temper tantrums, but is gentle, warm, and caring about others on the inside).

Also in the program, Rosé brought a performance of Bruno Mars' song "Too Good to Say Goodbye" and her recently released solo song "Number one girl". Rosé's first solo album titled "rosie", consisting of 12 songs, will be officially released on December 6, 2024.

Rosé has been involved in a number of dating rumors with male stars such as Kang Dong Won, Jungkook (BTS)... But this is the first time fans have seen her have so many close, even bold actions with a male colleague.

The news of Rosé and Bruno Mars' collaboration broke out in mid-October, when the Blackpink singer suddenly posted a photo taken with the "Just The Way You Are" singer on Instagram with the caption: "That night I taught Bruno how to play the Korean drinking game."

Bruno Mars commented under the post: "It's fun! Remember when I tried to kiss you? It's weird. Also, that photo is great!", to which Rosé replied, "Retract that or I won't release the song, Bruno."

After their song "APT." was released on October 18, what Bruno Mars seemed to be joking about was realized in the MV "APT.". Rosé surprised when she did not hesitate to kiss Bruno Mars on the cheek.

According to music critic Cha Woo Jin, Rosé's actions show that idols are increasingly showing their personalities and images, challenging the usual limitations of the strict K-pop music industry.

"The traditional rules for K-pop idols are being broken. Just look at Rosé's latest single "APT.", she drinks and kisses Bruno Mars on the cheek in the MV. It's almost rare to see a male co-star in a girl group's MV before, let alone a kiss," the critic said.

Rosé (BLACKPINK) carries APT., harms young people, South Korea orders widespread ban on listening Pinky16:00:17 28/10/2024The song that is taking the world by storm, APT. by Rosé and Bruno Mars, continues to stir up the internet when Korea considers it a banned song, especially for young people and students preparing for the university entrance exam in the land of kimchi.