Rosé was turned away by Koreans, demanding to be "banished" just because of 1 hair color, fans tried to defend her?

Rosé - the main vocalist of BLACKPINK recently became the focus of a debate that caused many mixed opinions on social networks. The reason does not stem from his preference for blonde hair.

Accordingly, anti fans pointed out that Rosé has always been loyal to blonde hair since her debut and the latest is the decision to transfer the copyright of her music from Korea to the United States. Netizens think that this is proof that she likes Western identity.

Born in New Zealand and raised in Australia, Rosé has maintained her signature blonde hair throughout her career. While some fans see this as a personal style choice, others see it as an attempt to better conform to Western beauty standards.

The controversy intensified when Rosé withdrew from the Korean Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) and entrusted the rights to her music to US-based organizations such as ASCAP and BMI. The move, unprecedented among major Korean artists since Seo Taiji in 2002, has led to speculation about her commitment and attachment to the Korean music industry.

Advocates argue that Rosé's decisions are strategic, aimed at maximizing her global reach and managing her career more effectively. They emphasized that Rosé's dual citizenship and international education background were factors that influenced her choice.

Moreover, instead of seeing it as a departure, fans see this as a unique feature that makes Rosé very unique. The BLACKPINK member still regularly expresses her love for Korean culture, especially through food, traditional fashion, and even the way she uses Korean in international interviews. These do not come from obligation, but from personal attachment and pride – something that cannot be faked.

The debate surrounding Rosé's issue has shown the complexity that global artists face when navigating multiple cultural identities in their career journeys. As K-pop continues to gain popularity on the international stage, discussions about cultural authenticity and personal expression are likely to continue.

In another development, Rosé ignored the noise, accepting to sing for a Hollywood soundtrack.

Specifically, on the evening of May 1, the American movie producer "F1" announced the lineup of artists contributing to the soundtrack album "F1 The Album", including many famous faces such as Ed Sheeran, Rosé (Blackpink), Tate McRae, Raye, Doja Cat, Burna Bo.y, Roddy Ricch, Dom Dolla, Chris Stapleton, Tiësto, Sexyy Red, Myke Towers, Madison Beer, Peggy Gou...

Rosé is the only K-pop artist on the list. The female singer will perform a song titled "Messy" - the 5th song in the album.

Also on the evening of May 1, Rosé posted a poster of the F1 soundtrack album and expressed her excitement: "The F1 movie will be released on June 27. I'm so excited for you all to hear my first soundtrack... It's coming soon! This movie is going to be great."

Rumors of Rosé participating in singing the soundtrack of the movie "F1" have been circulating since the end of April, when the singer was spotted filming a new project on Las Vegas Avenue (USA).

The official account of the city of Las Vegas on Tiktok confirmed that Rosé and her team "closed" the iconic Las Vegas Strip at midnight on Saturday, allegedly to shoo.t part of the upcoming MV.

The news that Rosé sang the soundtrack of the movie "F1" is taking social networks by storm. Last year, Rosé sang the soundtrack for the movie "Pachinko", but she only sang the song "Viva La Vida" by the British band Coldplay. "Messy" from "F1 The Album" will be the first self-performed soundtrack song of Rosé's career.

Rosé became the only female Kpop idol to achieve this, Lisa had to carry sandals? Hoàng Phúc15:33:26 04/01/2025Two weeks ago, Rosé became the first female K-pop solo artist in history to reach the top 3 of the Billboard 200 when her solo album rosie debuted at No. 3. Now she continues to have a new record.