Rosé (BLACKPINK) shockingly kissed a handsome man, taught Korean early to welcome him home?

According to Korean media, in a short video shared by the audience, Rosé and Bruno Mars were seen rehearsing backstage for their recently released music video "APT.".

In the new clip, Bruno Mars asks Rosé to teach him a short Korean phrase. This leads to a lovely interaction between the two stars. Although it is their first collaboration, the two stars are quite compatible and close to each other. The couple chats comfortably and is not afraid to show each other intimate gestures.

Previously, the news of the two stars collaborating also caused a storm in the online community, music fans were eagerly waiting for the couple's product. Many viewers commented on the cuteness of the new video, saying: "This is a combination that I never thought of, but their chemistry is great."

"Bruno is so cute. I really like Rosé. They seem to get along really well." On October 18, social media almost exploded when the song "APT." by Rosé (BlackPink) and Bruno Mars was released, just one day after the announcement poster.

In less than 24 hours, Rosé and Bruno Mars' MV "APT." has officially become the male-female collaboration with the highest first-day views on YouTube in 2024 with 25,221,989 views, breaking the previous record of Taylor Swift and Post Malone with the hit Fortnight with 19,187,656 views.

"APT." recorded the achievement of leading the global iTunes chart (including Europe), and also occupied the top 1 iTunes in 51 countries and regions. The song received positive feedback and many compliments from both the industry and the audience.

Despite making her solo debut later than her two group members Lisa and Jennie, the Gone singer's musical achievements are somewhat overwhelming compared to her teammates. At 2 p.m. on October 19, APT. officially achieved the "Real Time All-Kill" achievement in Korea, the 11th song this year to do so.

The song topped the real-time charts of the top 4 music platforms in the land of kimchi: Melon, Bugs, Genie, Flo. Something that neither Lisa nor Jennie could do after their comeback to the music race.

The song APT. also helped Bruno Mars make history in Korean music, as the fifth USUK artist to top the Melon Top 100 (after Latto, The Kid LAROI, Justin Bieber, Coldplay).

NME commented: "APT. is the perfect introduction to Rosé's new chapter". The achievements of "APT." on iTunes also helped Rosé (BLACKPINK) become the first Asian female solo artist to achieve this.

NME praised Rosé's gift for pop, "but on APT., the first taste of her new chapter with Atlantic Records, she takes a giant leap forward and makes a bold statement".

"Honestly, this is Rosé at her best. Her voice is powerful, her confidence far surpasses her previous performances, her classic pop-rock riffs, her delivery that evokes Toni Basil, Blondie and Joan Jett, all of which fit Rosé's artistry perfectly. Addictive, flirty and fun, APT. is the perfect introduction to Rosé's next chapter," wrote NME.

APT. is seeing an exponential increase in views and streams on all platforms, regardless of whether it is Korean or international. After 25 hours since its release, APT. officially reached the top of all charts in the Korean iChart system, earning a real-time all kill certification.

With a song that is mainly in English, the current speed of APT. climbing the music charts in Korea is "too fast, too dangerous". At this rate, APT. will not only bring Rosé her first RAK in her solo career, but also reach a PAK (perfect all-kill). The female singer has not even announced plans to promote this song on Korean shows or not.

Rosé led the "rumored boyfriend" to go back to the top 1, not losing the position Đức Trí3 months agoAccording to the latest update from Spotify on December 1, Rosé and Bruno's cult hit APT. has returned to No. 1 on the global charts with more than 9.7 million streams