Rosé was "empty-handed" at the Grammys, APT caused a global storm and still missed the award full of regret

The biggest music event on the planet Grammys 2026 shocked when Rosé and Bruno Mars stirred up the stage with their masterpiece APT. Despite setting a historical record for Kpop, the results in important categories surprised the audience.

This year's Grammy Awards ceremony has officially taken place in strong expectations from the global music loving community. The focus of all eyes is none other than the appearance of Rosé, a member of the group BlackPink, who has created an unimaginable fever during the past time with her super product APT. Her presence is not just a guest artist but also carries the expectation of a new page in the history of Asian music in this prestigious arena.

From the opening moments, Rosé and Bruno Mars made the entire gymnasium explode. The duo appeared with a sophisticated symmetrical fashion style: Bruno Mars remained loyal to the familiar bandana and guitar, while Rosé exuded fashion and personality with a white crop top paired with a wide tie. On the background of a novel Rock arrangement, the hit APT. has been blown into a stronger and more intense vitality than ever. This is a historic moment when for the first time a solo K-pop artist has the honor of performing at the official stage of the Grammys, a milestone that the public considers "unprecedented".

However, the joy on the stage could not last until the announcement of the awards. At this Grammy, APT. received 3 nominations, including two important categories: Song of the Year and Record of the Year. Contrary to predictions of a resounding victory after "making it rain and wind" on the international rankings, Rosé had to leave empty-handed. This result immediately sparked waves of fierce debate on social media platforms. Many people think that the influence of the song deserves more worthy recognition from the Academy.

Public opinion began to question the strictness of the professional council for modern music genres originating from Asia. Although empty-handed in terms of titles, no one can deny the charisma that Rosé creates. The crowd of spectators at the scene stood up and cheered non-stop for her performance. This shows that the greatest recognition sometimes does not lie in the golden statues, but in the emotions and enthusiasm that the artist conveys to the public.

In addition to the Rosé focus, this year's event also recorded many elaborate choreography performances from other international stars. The audience is led through a wide range of emotions, from the enchantment of María Zardoya's multilingual melodies to the explosive dance energy of Addison Rae or the girl group Katseye. Each artist brings a unique color, creating a multi-ethnic music party, in line with the spirit that the Grammys always aim for.

Another notable highlight is the return of Justin Bieber. The male singer appeared in a surprisingly minimalist style, with only shorts and a purple guitar behind his back. His Yukon performance was like an emotional silent note but no less sublime in the tense atmosphere of the ceremony. The whistling and cheering that echoed throughout the auditorium was the clearest testament to the enduring influence of top stars, no matter how simple their outfits.

Closing an emotional season, although Rosé could not touch the golden statue, the imprint of a brilliant "rose" on the 2026 Grammy stage will be recalled a lot. The public believes that this is just the beginning of her bigger ambitions on the way to conquer the world. The current regret is probably the motivation for the next music products to explode stronger, proving the borderless talent of the solo artist from Korea.

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