The Daily 'The Interview': K-Pop Trained Rosé to Be ‘a Perfect Girl.’ Now She’s Trying to Be Herself.
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Nov 23, 2024 
Rosé, the talented South Korean singer from the global sensation Blackpink, opens up about her journey as she forges a path as a solo artist. She candidly discusses the emotional challenges of balancing her public persona with her true self. The pressures of K-Pop fame and social media negativity weigh heavily on her, but songwriting offers a therapeutic outlet for healing. As she navigates her identity and reflects on the collaborative future of Blackpink, Rosé reveals the significance of authenticity in her music and personal growth.
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Rosé's K-Pop Journey Begins
- Rosé's dad encouraged her to audition for YG Entertainment, a K-pop agency, when she was 15.
- Initially hesitant, she auditioned, got selected, and moved to South Korea within two months.
Moving to Korea
- Rosé's mother initially opposed the move to Korea due to uncertainty, but her father's persistence prevailed.
- Rosé, young and excited, didn't fully grasp the separation from her family until their departure.
Trainee Life
- As a trainee, Rosé had a rigorous schedule filled with vocal, dance, and language lessons, often practicing until 2 a.m.
- Driven by the fear of returning home to Australia as a failure, she developed strong determination.