Rosé Opens Up on Overcoming Challenges in K-Pop and Life
Nov 25, 2024
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On the 23rd (local time), the NYT released an interview with Rosé ahead of the release of her first solo studio album 'rosie' on December 6.
On this day, Rosé said, "It feels like I've been waiting my whole life for this album to be released," he said, expressing his feelings about the release of his first solo full-length album. "I had a dream of releasing an album one day, but I didn't think it would be feasible."I doubted myself a lot when I first started this whole process last year."
Rosé, who was born in New Zealand, moved to Australia at the age of 8, and began her trainee career after passing the YG Entertainment audition in 2012 at the age of 15, recalled the days, saying, `My trainee life was lonely above all else.'
He "I didn't understand the loneliness I had to go through. It was shocking enough to be traumatic, but I survived."
Nevertheless, Rosé endured a hard time and made her debut as Blackpink in 2016.
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However, K-pop's fan culture also posed another difficulty. Rosé said "We were always trained to show ourselves in a perfect way, and it was the same when communicating with fans online."I made her look like the perfect girl for everyone", he confessed.
In particular, Rosé shed tears when asked about the harassment experienced by female artists online.
Rosé said "I'm quite a tough personality, so I don't want to respond emotionally, but when it actually happened, I felt really, really bad"
Rosé says "Composition came like a blessing at a moment when it was really needed. If I go in with a really big problem and put it in the song, I used to leave in my heart. He drew attention by saying that he was able to relieve his feelings and protect himself through composing.
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