Rosé takes the lead against anti-fans, strives strongly to aspire to be number 1, the result is unbelievable

The number one girl's MV is simply filmed and edited with classic film colors. Rosé hums her thoughts from every corner of the room to the street, fidgeting like her chaotic and troubled mind.

According to Paper and iD magazine, number one girl was composed based on her feelings when surfing the internet all night. That was when she lay until 5am, reading comments about herself on social networks, then "being surrounded by toxic comments", "I couldn't sleep because I was so obsessed with what people said about me, and what I wanted them to think/say about me".

Rosé said she hated that side of herself, hated admitting it to anyone, but she had to accept it. And number one girl is how Rosé said it, about how much she wanted to be loved, to be recognized, to become the "number 1 girl" in the public's heart.

Like the MV, the number one girl's lyrics are simple and sincere. Listeners can imagine Rosé tossing and turning, sitting on the piano, singing her heart out. Rosé wants to hear compliments, that she is "special", "beautiful", "a sweet little angel in the city", has a "kind, noble heart". But that is also doubt, so Rosé wants the other person to speak up and "back it up with evidence" (show evidence to prove those things).

In the dark night when her mind was surrounded by those negative comments, Rosé felt lonely. She accepted to do and give whatever they wanted, to become "number one girl in your eyes".

However, the song's performance has dropped significantly compared to the previous hit APT. featuring Bruno Mars. Specifically, the number of streams on the Spotify application on the release day of Number one girl reached 3,075,155, while APT. earned more than 6.8 million streams on the first day. The song ranked 100th in the US, 31st globally, and was added to 194 global playlists.

On the second day, this song dropped more than 335,000 views even though her personal account has 56 million monthly listeners. The achievement was not as resounding as APT. causing BlackPink's main vocalist to receive sarcastic comments. On X (old Twitter), many posts attached with the phrase "Number thirty girl" attracted hundreds of thousands of views, implying that Rosé's new work only ranked 31st globally.

Some opinions say that the female singer born in 1997 revealed her weakness of not having a large fan base when she went solo, and her high achievements were largely thanks to the world-famous artist Bruno Mars. Bruno Mars is currently the "king" of the Spotify platform with more than 134 million monthly listeners. The song Die with a smile in collaboration with Lady Gaga helped Bruno Mars have the fastest song to reach one billion views on this application.

On the Pannchoa community, Korean netizens criticized: "Without Bruno Mars, there is nothing left, just an empty shell", "Lisa and Jennie are both more prominent, Rosé doesn't have as much drama and has less anti-fans. If fans stay silent, there won't be unnecessary attacks on artists. Since APT. debuted, they have been causing chaos everywhere"...

Fans defended the female idol, saying that Number one girl's first day of more than 3 million listens was not bad at all for a ballad song that was not promoted, only announced three days in advance, and only 19 hours of achievement, with the MV randomly directed by Rosé.

Number One Girl is a song from the album Rosie, which is scheduled to be released on December 6. The album has a total of 12 songs, with Rosé participating in writing and composing the lyrics, giving a deeper look into her personal story. In an interview with Apple Music, the BlackPink star shared that the inspiration behind Number One Girl was when she read hateful comments.

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