Rosé struggles because of the cancellation of the show, the upcoming album is in danger of the situation in Korea

In the midst of the tense situation in South Korea, a series of programs and events have been canceled. Not unexpectedly, recently, a show with the participation of Rosé ( BLACKPINK) also announced the postponement of the broadcast, causing many viewers to be disappointed.

According to the Korea Herald on December 4, the South Korean entertainment industry is in turmoil due to martial law late on December 3, although it was lifted a few hours later. Many events in the industry, which were planned in advance, had to be canceled or rescheduled due to the unstable situation.

An industry insider said: "It is impossible to predict what might happen if an event is held during martial law," stressing the decision to cancel all schedules. Many call this the worst crisis of the entertainment industry this year.

While artists, people working in the entertainment industry are humbly reviewing the situation and making appropriate moves; Audiences and fans cannot help but be confused and question the outcome of the programs and events they are looking forward to.

Recently, cable tvN announced that the broadcast episode of You Quiz On The Block - guest Rosé (BLACKPINK) will be canceled. According to the schedule, the episode featuring Rosé was originally scheduled to air this evening. However, due to the influence of martial law, tvN decided to cancel the screening. This episode will be broadcast later. The information made BLACKPINK and Rosé fans regret.

In just a few days, Rosé will release her debut album Rosie on December 6. During this time, Rosé is dedicated to promoting the new album both in Korea and internationally. Recently, Rosé aired on KBS on Lee Young Ji's show, bringing live versions of 2 songs APT. and Number One Girl received a rain of compliments. With the tense situation happening in Korea, fans are worried that the promotion of Rosé's new album in the domestic market will cause many problems, potentially not being able to air music shows.

Recently, when discussing the album, Rose explained the personal meaning of this album as follows: "Rosie is my English name. The songs on this album are deeply personal – they're simple, they don't have a heavy effect, but the lyrics mean something important to me. I hope these songs will touch other people's hearts just like they have touched my heart."

In another development, the program Zip Daesung with the participation of BLACKPINK's main vocalist will still air on a predetermined schedule - 5/12. The interaction of the brother duo BIGBANG - BLACKPINK is currently causing a fever because it is so funny. Thanks to this, fans are somewhat more assured.

In an interview on JTBC's Newsroom on December 1, Rosé attracted attention when she shared about BLACKPINK's plans to return to the music market in addition to her plans for the future as a solo artist.

Rosé said that after Bruno Mars, there has not been any calculation for a combination with another pop star. However, she keeps her mind always ready when the opportunity comes. Not shaking hands with other artists, Rosé plans to return as a member of BLACKPINK in 2025.

"Next year, we plan to release an album and go on tour," the beauty born in 1997 shared.

After sharing from the owner of the hit APT., YG Entertainment also announced the 2025 plan for the company's artists in the video featuring founder Yang Hyun Suk, posted on YouTube on December 2.

Yang said he would kick off BLACKPINK's world tour in the new year, but did not provide details of the schedule.

The two confirmations helped many fans breathe a sigh of relief. Previously, anxiety erupted in the Blinks community after Lisa announced the release of a solo album at the end of February 2025. They fear that members are too focused on individual activities leading to insufficient time to fully assemble.

Rosé (BLACKPINK) "ate bricks" because she sang a whisper, being likened to running out of breath Pinky15:50:24 05/12/2024On December 3, Rosé participated in the Live Lounge program on British BBC Radio 1. According to Koreaboo, this is where famous artists perform their own hits and cover other artists' songs in an acoustic format.