Rosé (BLACKPINK) and life like a fairytale, rose to the occasion thanks to a decision at the age of 15

In the past few days, Rosé has been taking by storm with her hit APT. bombarding all musical fronts, becoming a terrible wave of influence around the world. To get to where she is today, Rosé also has to go through persistent efforts in the past.

Rosé ( Blackpink) was born in 1997. She was born in New Zealand and grew up in Australia. With a passion for music, in 2012, a 15-year-old girl decided to audition at YG Entertainment's selection round and successfully surpassed many contestants to become an intern at Korea's second-largest entertainment company.

Until 4 years later, Rosé won a debut spot in the group Blackpink thanks to her relentless efforts. From here, the female idol almost "changed" her life compared to her peers, and pursuing the Korean dream also helped her receive many job opportunities and experience things that not everyone has.

At the time when YG Entertainment announced that Blackpink would be launched, the media and a large number of audiences paid an extremely warm attention and sought-after. Because Blackpink is the second girl group trained by YG Entertainment and released after 2ne1. And when Rosé was introduced by YG, many fans were "heartbroken" by her cold demeanor, long legs, and unique and unique beauty that was not mixed between idols of the same age.

The female idol also made her solo debut in 2021 with a single album with two songs, On The Ground and Gone. These two songs helped Rosé once again win the hearts of the audience, and at the same time "smashed" rumors that she could not perform alone without the sisterhood of the group Blackpink. With the unique color of the beauty's music, many viewers think that she can go even further.

Just when the audience thought that Rosé and the sisters in the group Blackpink would continue to accompany each other forever in the future, the four girls' personal exclusive contracts with YG Entertainment after 7 years ended at the end of last year. After a period of discussion with the company, Jennie - Jisoo - Lisa - Rosé all decided not to re-sign their individual contracts, but did not leave the group and remained under YG's management as a member of Blackpink.

Compared to the other three sisters who set up their own companies one after another, Rosé signed a personal contract with YG's subsidiary, The Black Label, in June this year. This is also the unit that produced for the female idol her first album and Blackpink's music products. Many viewers think that Rosé completely believes in this unit, along with her colleagues who have been together for many years.

Indeed, when Rosé joined The Black Label, she seemed to "find herself again". Because when she was still active with Blackpink, a large number of viewers reflected that it seemed that the female singer had to "break her voice" to match Blackpink's songs, and if Rosé really maintained this situation for a long time, she could lose her unique voice. And in fact, in the Korean entertainment world, many idols also have to accept changing their voices according to each song to suit the group and theme for each music product debut.

When she was comfortable singing, Rosé had the opportunity to collaborate with Bruno Mars. The two also recently "made it rain, make the wind" with the song APT., it is known that this song is about the Korean drinking game - Rosé's favorite game. With only one week of release, APT. has garnered 1354 million views and become a topic of discussion and praise by international audiences. The female idol also said that she was actively taught more about vocals by Bruno Mars to sing better. A part of fans commented that Rosé no longer had to "break her voice", confidently showing her unique voice.

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