Rosé (BLACKPINK) reveals hint of an unprecedented super product, a collaboration that breaks the world

Preparing for the most shocking comeback in Kpop in the near future, BlackPink girl group member - Rosé has just revealed a hint that she will have a super collaboration with a European and American male star, following in Lady Gaga's footsteps, making people eagerly wait.

Bruno Mars and Rosé of BLACKPINK are currently the two names that the online community is most interested in, because this couple has revealed too many "hints" about a music product combined with each other. Accordingly, a part of the audience discovered that three members of Bruno Mars' crew, Philip Laurence, Josh Esparza and Daniel Ramo, all followed Rosé on Instagram. Not only that, the owner of the super hit That's What I Like also liked Rosé's post about the music project, making fans "restless", looking forward to the music product combined by both.

On the evening of October 16, the couple Rosé and Bruno Mars caused a stir on social media with their public post interacting with each other on Instagram. Specifically, the BLACKPINK member posted a photo with the American pop star on her personal page, with the caption: "That night I taught Bruno how to play a Korean drinking game."

Under the post, Bruno Mars left a comment that delighted fans: "So funny! Remember when you tried to kiss me? It was weird. Also, that picture was great!". Rosé quickly interacted with her senior: "I'll kill you. Take that back or I won't release the song, Bruno".

Rosé's mention of a new song during a conversation with Bruno Mars sparked excitement among fans, with people speculating whether these two artists will feature on Rosé's upcoming album.

As for Bruno Mars, the male singer also posted a photo of himself and Rosé on his personal page, making fans even more confident that the two will have a music product together in the near future.

So far, neither Rosé nor Bruno Mars have confirmed whether a musical collaboration is actually happening. However, Bruno Mars has always been known to be very mysterious about his collaborations.

Typically, before that, the male singer also "dropped hints" with Lady Gaga many times on social networks, and finally fans were "golden eared" with the super product Die With A Smile from the couple. Therefore, with the suspicion of collaborating with Rosé this time, the "evidence" is enough, the trust is also strong, fans probably just need to wait a little longer until the couple officially announces the title of the combined product.

At the end of September this year, Rosé signed a contract with Atlantic Records - a major American record label, home to many famous artists such as Charlie Puth, Cardi B, Ava Max, Bruno Mars, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Lizoo, Gayle...

Living with Bruno Mars has clearly created an opportunity for the two to meet and collaborate on music. In early October, Rosé announced the release of her debut full-length album, "Rosie", consisting of 12 songs, scheduled for release on December 6, 2024. Rosé created a separate Instagram account called "Vampirehollie" to update on the new music project. "Vampirehollie" is the name of the song that the female singer revealed on her birthday in February of this year.

In the past 3 days, Rosé has been frequently spotted by paparazzi in New York (USA). Fans believe that she is focusing on completing her solo album, as she has not had any notable fashion activities these days.

Bruno Mars (real name Peter Gene Hernandez) was born on October 8, 1985 in Honolulu, Hawaii, and is one of the most talented and successful artists in the world. He was raised in a musical family from a young age, with his mother being a dancer and his father being a musician. Bruno Mars' music career took off in the late 2000s when he collaborated with a series of famous artists such as BoB and Travie McCoy on hits such as Nothin' on You and Billionaire.

Rosé (BLACKPINK) mang APT. báo hại giới trẻ, Hàn Quốc ra lệnh cấm nghe diện rộng Pinky16:00:17 28/10/2024Ca khúc đang gây bão trên toàn cầu APT. của Rosé và Bruno Mars tiếp tục khiến cõi mạng dậy sóng khi Hàn Quốc ví đây là ca khúc bị cấm nghe, nhất là đối với giới trẻ và các sĩ tử chuẩn bị bước vào kỳ thi Đại học ở xứ sở...