K-Pop Trained Rosé to Be ‘a Perfect Girl.’ Now She’s Trying to Be Herself.

[@Mike-pz6uk]

I think what a lot of people forget is that Rosie was born and raised in a Western culture, and this will always be part of her and her music. In fact, I think that is her comfort zone. Many of the covers that she's done over the years have been by US artists. So, K-pop fans shouldn't be surprised that her music is going to be more mainstream. Her vocals and that she can convey emotions to listeners, a rare ability, I think that she is bound for greatness. ❤

[@harry55t]

Spot on. Agreed 100%.

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP,,

[@judi47]

australia is in Océanie more near Asia it's not western culture

[@GoodOldCinema]

​@@judi47Despite their location, Australia and New Zealand are western counties.

[@speakupyt4900]

@Mike-pz6uk Stop the divisive of Korea and Kpop for Rose, u toxic fan She was raised in total Korean culture and Korean language by her parents and she trained to become a K-pop star in Korea! so where she born is irrelevant! Never forget that without Korea and the K-pop industry, she wouldn't be where she is today!!

[@oliviakent8371]

i love rosé’s interviews lately because its very intimate and more open. we get to know her more. Thank you NY times interview ❤❤❤

[@vin3201]

100%. She sounds like she's able to just be herself.

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP,,,

[@Guts-mr6kj]

​@@himaririku9254 flops

[@truenoae8689]

Yeah she is able to be more open, but I still think on some of the questions she's being careful and avoids saying certain things that people might misunderstand.

[@namozova68]

The interviewer did excellent work , she asked questions and formed them as the way no one had done before that . I have been feeling rosé and understand her personality on another level.

[@TheDavidfallon]

It is huge being interviewed by the NYT! Rosé's PR people are to be congratulated. Her music speaks for itself, of course, but it doesn't get to be heard or spoken about without a promotional campaign.

[@RinaA-j6z]

she was okay, how is she interviewing Rose and not know who Lisa is??? A little research won't hurt

[@Duskyofdaze]

@@RinaA-j6z The interviewer knew who Lisa was, but was aware not all of the audience who listen to the interview would know who Lisa is. So she asked Rose to clarify that Lisa is a member of Blackpink, so that the listeners had context as to who Rose was talking about. Not because the interviewer herself didn't know.

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP,,,,,,

[@Itweakout-q1z]

This is honestly so sad 😭 I wish these haters consistently hating on rosé would stop. Writing mean comments, stalking her to the point where she had to delete HER private account, creating certain narratives and drama around her. I hope she heals from this because it's even getting me emotional 😭😭. I wish success, and happiness for you💗💗

[@harry55t]

Unfortunately this happens to all Kpop artistes. I do not understand the 'taxology' of haters. Normal people do not go about whacking complete strangers online. Haters need to see their psychiatrists.

[@flclliax_a9688]

They don’t really hate her, they want controlling her through unlimited access to her private account. But she is ending free of this making vampireholly open for others and writing song about this. It’s more like abusive and toxic relationships. And now she is free, happy and successful. I also think that she is read all the comments not only about her, but about all group, and it’s so unfair

[@Itweakout-q1z]

​​@@flclliax_a9688 that's true these people just want control. However I'm viewing it from a different perspective as she is getting crazy amount of hate on twitter

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP,,,,

[@jeramahia123]

I always knew it would be Rosé who would break the mold of Kpop. I could always tell that this was a girl who really wanted to show her true, authentic self. Maybe because she has also grown up in Australia where people are so unfiltered. We're not bogged down by formalities and titles.

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP,,,

[@chimjams4623]

@@himaririku9254 Go to a stray kids video then get out of here

[@d9_1056]

This came up in a conversation I had with a friend about a year ago. We were discussing kpop, and I asked if she had listened to Rosé at all and she said she didn't like Blackpink. Too many of their songs were about status and money and I was like no no nooooo. Rosie completely breaks that mold. I think she explains the mentality perfectly at the beginning of the interview.

[@angiepalacios94]

@@himaririku9254baby, I think you’re in the wrong video.

[@ximena4401]

@@himaririku9254?

[@bidyosko]

This was a great interview. One of the things I really like about Rosé in general is that she seems to have a good head and has a generally grateful attitude towards the world. Especially in the parts where she was asked about the training system, she would always answer without baggage. Like many Blinks, I felt bad that Rose was not given a chance to do a lot of solo ventures or collaborations despite being Blackpink’s main vocal; but I still have gratitude and appreciation for what YG has done to make the 4 ladies be who they are and what they can be, because of the decisions they made for Blackpink.

[@harry55t]

Yes. I agree. Many people do not see that. Without YG, there would be no Blackpink. All the 4 girls are hugely successful (and extremely wealthy and can do what they like doing now) because of YG. They trained the girls well and they have invested millions of dollars into them.

[@greenthinggg]

Agreed I am incredibly happy with this new era for all the girl's and I wish nothing but happiness for them, they've gone through a lot and hope they're healing

[@truenoae8689]

Rosé never brags about her accomplishments. Even after beating between 700-1000 people at the audition she just says "and to my surprise they called us back"

[@MSFsalah]

well said omg

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP......

[@blackpinkbutler]

kpop fan culture is so toxic. im so happy you are healing, rosie. this means a lot to others going thru the same thing in all walks of life. I LOVE YOU YOU ARE LOVED BY US NUMBER ONES

[@GoodOldCinema]

Remember what happened to Karina. The poor girl at 24 years old had to dump her boyfriend because she's not allowed to date. Her obsessed fans literally went on a rampage after the news came out that she was dating.

[@rainbowqa]

@@GoodOldCinema Karina's biggest fandom is in China. They sent trucks to Karina, pressuring her to break up. East Asian and Thai fandoms are always dramatic.

[@blackpinkbutler]

@@GoodOldCinema exactly. it’s 2024 and it hasn’t changed much. the controlling freak fans and mysoginistic culture (and country tbh) must be changed 😭

[@movieedits1017]

​@@GoodOldCinemathat's not the same, it's just proves her fans see her as product and not an artist. Taylor Swift also has huge fanbase in China, you don't see her getting boycotted.

[@GoodOldCinema]

@@movieedits1017 Taylor Swift is not a K-pop artist. She'd never get the K-pop treatment. Karina's fans are K-pop fans whereas Taylor Swift's fans are not K-pop fans. Simple and clear difference.

[@jemtee9131]

Well researched interview. Rosé was very sincere and honest in answering the interview. We are always here for you Rosé. Keep enjoying the results of your hard work. The haters are not even a percent of the people that supports you.

[@moon9942]

rosé was really meant for global stardom

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP-----

[@Jen_nyyy]

I figured the reason why she is my bias is because she’s the one I relate to the most!

[@disrails]

Interesting to hear how complex and intricate aspects of Rose’s life manifested in her songwriting - and the fact she’s actually one of her own primary songwriters. It’s also sobering and sad to hear how all the negativity and toxicity of ‘netizens’ impacted someone as successful and talented as Rosie. She comes across as accessible but respectfully guarded (and rightfully so), and as intelligent as she is silly. Great interview.

[@truenoae8689]

Yeah absolutely, she's very good at being open and genuine but knowing when not to share too much. As in, it feels like we know a lot about what she's like as a person, yet we know barely anything about her personal life

[@himaririku9254]

STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP STRAY KIDS IS THE KING OF KPOP,,,,

[@OgunbameruFaith]

This made me cry, this is so sad ROSÈ I love you so much please keep shining and don't let anyone bring you down again Number one girl I really wish those haters would stop hating on this Queen like what did she ever do to you ROSÈ is the best

[@Shifaaa11]

Baby, don’t take negative comments seriously ever again. Every big artist has haters, and you are one of the biggest. Naturally, you’ll get hate-even if you do nothing, they’ll still hate you for no reason. So, ignore the negativity and don’t let it affect you. From now on, focus only on how your numberones love you with all their hearts.❤

[@GhostCobra94]

The moment she got emotional, that broke my heart 🥺 Thanks for your honesty during the last interviews Rosie, you are someone that is loved , your real fans, your NUMBER ONES, will support you ALWAYS, no matter what.

[@Traveler_Avon]

Crying my eyes out hearing rosies voice crack....

[@Krish4a-wd6im]

Me too🥺💗

[@jeyoungpark911]

Me too I heard number one girl song in my mind and ears because of her crack voice and runny nose 😢

[@laly4661]

senti lo mismo

[@samtorres6387]

Holy shit what an interview. Thank you Rosie for being so blunt and honest, such an open heart. You are so loved and respected.❤❤❤❤

[@acid8424]

This interview is so intimate on a way that it helped me know more who Rosé really is in many ways. Celebrities are humans too! ❤ Rosé inspires me a lot in life. If you have a dream you work for it and "when life throws you lemon, make lemonade".

[@maiacamini]

So proud of you Rosé! Thanks NY Times for this interview 🤍

[@duckbufflehead6294]

Thank you NYT for interviewing Rosé

[@somebodysopinion543]

This interview was really well thought out. The interviewer asked so many good questions that her supporters would want to ask, I’m happy Rosie is finally letting everything out and being vulnerable with us. I wish you the best Rosie posiee ❤

[@blinkz_editz]

I happy for ROSÉ how she can handle herself perfectly, she is the only kpop idol who clearly speaks about (Toxic people)

[@MelanieMurrish]

What a super interview. Asked great questions but didn't cross the line. Love to hear Rosie talking like this and can't wait for her album. Hope lots of people get to hear this and think about things. ❤

[@jacquiedls]

What an excellent interviewer. This went far beyond what one would expect from an interview of a kpop idol.

[@duckbufflehead6294]

Rose is breaking so many records and taboos at the same time!! Also directing, writing and shaping her own narrative!!

[@nailzeeGer]

I love how she can be open now about her feelings and ups and downs. Love you, Rosie

[@angelahoyos1278]

I love every interview Rosé has been doing, she's being so honest and vulnerable, letting us know more and more about herself and the beautiful human being she is. I'm so glad that this album and writing songs has helped her heal from the bad things that have happened to her. We number ones will always love and support you Rosie.

[@veronikajaghinyan4344]

It was a really engaging interview! I’d like to thank the interviewer for asking insightful questions and for making it feel more like a conversation. Rosé fighting!🫶🏻

[@nylakam]

i really enjoyed this interview. the transparency and vulnerability that rosé has chosen to share with the world is truly inspiring. i’m glad that she knows that her feelings are common and mutual. having an outlet when you’re dealing with such scrutiny from others, is very helpful and i’m glad she’s able to translate those feelings into art. i’m wishing her all the success in the future! cannot wait for rosie!!

[@oliviakent8371]

Rosé is so talented, smart and beautiful

[@longshank59]

I can feel your pain. As a Drama person I always wanted to be the best for the people that supported me. It can be a very lonely place

[@lutheefer8655]

I love this interview as we get to know Rośe before BP. Understanding that process gives you a better idea where she comes from...

[@naemaharmy5007]

I could listen to Rosie talk all day. Her interviews are so fascinating and well-done. The interviewer did a great job asking questions. I feel like I learned a lot about her in this interview alone, compared to the six years I’ve been a fan of hers. Looking forward to more from Rosie!

[@shieshie026]

she is so well spoken

[@PorieTV]

I'm here playing a video game and listening to my 3rd favorite girl other than my wife and mother of course :P but DAMN hearing rosie go through pain breaks my heart and makes me tear up. But I am also glad at the same time she is growing up and healing and becoming a strong woman who can voice her struggles and help others grow with her. LOVE YOU ROSIE!!!

[@jeyoungpark911]

Your so sweet thank you sir Rosé is your 3rd ❤

[@PorieTV]

@ haha ty if I put her first I’ll get a whooping !! 😂😂

[@sarahestrada978]

Having her as your third is so real like yeah that’s my celeb crush since day one 😂😂❤❤

[@PorieTV]

@@sarahestrada978 OMG yes … I remember in the beginning I was like yup that girl right there she’s def my number one, and at times the other members were teasing my ears and eyes like hey come let me be your no.1 but then Rosie shuts that down and is like bisshhh you ain’t going nowhere I’ll always be your no.1 😂😂😂

[@CommanderArmin]

I witnessed bp, especially rosie’s growth over the years and the fact is she is the ONLY one active from Korean entertainment knock out foreign interviews after interviews. She does so well and is very well spoken. Alot of kpop acts that cross over to US they really struggle with the interviews but not her. This is so natural for her and I love that. Very easy to engage.

[@oldmangamer01]

Thank you for an informative interview with Rose. As a father of 2 daughters in their early 20's, I see some similarities with my daughters and the Blackpink members. And I feel protective about the 4 BP members as if they were my daughters! From the interview, I learned that Rose is a very determined young woman, from a very young age, and at only 27 years of age, she is wise beyond her years. I also feel that Rose is a genuine, authentic person, who is kind and thoughtful to others. I wish her nothing but health and happiness, as I have no doubt that with her talent and hard work, she will become a legendary solo star, as well as member of the most successful girl group.

[@jeyoungpark911]

WOW! SHE IS THE FIRST KPOP ROSÉ FEATURED HERE IN NEW YORK TIMES WHAT A LEGENDARY ROSÉ IS SHE SLAY AGAIN BECAUSE YOUR AN INSPIRATION ROSÉ THAT'S WHY YOUR HERE WOW! FANTASTIC 👏👏👏

[@pau4057]

Rosie you make me cry, good interview

[@krystaljung6115]

Once again I felt the sincerity and genuine feelings from Rosé ❤ Thank you for the interview and I’m looking forward to the album in 6/12 ❤️

[@steelehui673]

What a wonderful interview with Rosé. Tysm NYT for inviting her to this interview.

[@Haesoo_b2l]

Omg it was the most honest interview.... rosie you are a great singer and artist i always gonna luv you♡♡♡

[@saltpepperskoreanclass1224]

힘든 시간을 이겨내고 정말 멋진 노래로 세상에 보여주었네요. 너무 자랑스러워요. 멋진 아티스트이기도 하지만 부모님께 정말 사랑스러운 딸일 거 같아요. ❤❤❤

[@detusai]

This is such a great interview! The way it's done is so good, I also love how she connects the follow-up questions to make Rosie open up more about herself. It's one of my favorites so far.

[@Rose-he2kf]

채영아 하고 싶은거 다 하고 즐겨 항상 응원해

[@xfak9606]

Great to see ROSÉ being so open in her recent interviews.

[@yellowofficial1198]

i can hear shes talking the whole days shs so eloquent and good speaker

[@terrywbreedlove]

Rose second song she released from the new Album. Named Number One is absolutely beautiful and emotional.

[@Wiley_Coyote]

And about how toxic that fan culture can be.

[@terrywbreedlove]

@ yes that was sad to hear her talk about that. I hope she stops reading all the negative online comments.

[@UnderwaterBlink]

This is so honest and raw… i’ve always said.. there’s strength in vulnerability… love you Rosé…🥇💪🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@PhiChaeng]

Thank you so much for this very intimate interview, New York Times!! We got to know more about how Rosé feels. 🥹 And to you our dear Rosé if you're ever lurking here, please know that no matter what you say or do, haters will always have something to say against you, because they don't know who you are, as we fans, don't fully know as well. So please just focus on your art and we'll do our best to support and love you. 💗 You are pretty. You are special. You are an angel. You are very relevant!! Everyone else is relating to what you've been sharing. 🥹 And you're one of the persons who has a very big heart-and we love you for that and everything else. 💗 Keep safe always.

[@simonlwong4508]

How people can hate someone so pure is shocking ! 😢 I can’t wait for ROSIE

[@joycecheung6861]

She is using a year to transmission herself quietly with NO support , NO riches resources, and facing a lot of criticism - ( NO personal agency) Keep Compared with other BP members publicly . Proud of You, Rosie!! Ultimately, you survived , you break through all difficulties I ❤U Rosie. 😊😊 You are truly Super Star now with sincerity and purely. God ❤ U .

[@mariaequihua2324]

Very good interview and Rosie you are our number one girl

[@giftnicholas6628]

I love this girl fr Sincerely I wish those hate stops really. It's crazy and sad how our keyboard can destroy and hurt others which is really unfair. Be kind and speak positivity to others❤ And kudos to her speaking up she is such a darling❤️.

[@sammysam7548]

Hope this interview goes viral or reaches the people who love to write hate comment to other people's live especially the people who wrote negative comments to Rosé. I can't even fathom how Rosé was able to get pass it. I am really glad that she is now okay and created an album with 2 masterpiece songs so far. Can't wait for the rest! I am more of a casual listener coz I prefer songs that are more relatable and I am always rooting for Rosé as I feel that she is truly an artist. Well, she is! Happy for u, Rosé. You deserve all the recognition you are getting and you are my number one girl! 🩷

[@oncextokki]

Thank you so much for inviting Rosé, it was really nice (also kinda heart-breaking) to hear her thoughts

[@jhaystrauss3317]

I feel like officially she is now my bias. Ilysm Rosé ❤

[@zhichaeng]

I love you Rosie and will always proud of you❤

[@ladypiebp]

DONT CRY BABY 😢 WE LOVE YOU

[@Anthony_Gx]

Breaks my heart hearing her cry

[@duckbufflehead6294]

Rose is the true musician and talent of Blackpink!

[@worldshackles]

This interview has had cleared lots of things about Rose and Blackpink. Such a clear view now we have. Nice interview

[@the_old_soul]

BEST BEST BEST interviewer ever, great questions!

[@Izummika]

I'm so happy for all the 4 girls seeing them achieving so many things and getting this big both as a sololist and as a group.... As a fan of them since 5 years I am so proud that they got this big and finally able to do what they always wanted to like seeing them from releasing 2 to 3 songs in 2 years to finally seeing them relasing their own albums and still getting so successful is crazy they proved that they are powerful with or without yg their impact is just crazy and the amount of popularity and talent each member of this group have is insane .. I just wish they continue to grow big like this and lastly as a blink i want to see all 4 of them together again after they have achieved everything as a sololist

[@itstoocoldoutsid3]

Great interview for once the questions are intelligent and not hollow and superficial. Thanks for giving us honest, real, vulnerable Rose. We love you Rosie 🩷

[@alejandromezahoyos5997]

She is really well spoken and inspiring! I enjoyed this interview very much.

[@filinaniedermeier5056]

Gosh this is making me cry. Rosie, u deserve so much more. Blinks love you so so much, our Rosie Posie❤

[@kipper3889]

채영이가 존재한다는 사실만으로 누군가는 힘을 얻고 행복하다는 걸 잊지마~~ 정말 자랑스럽고 많이 사랑한다~~!!

[@emahanna8010]

Thank you for the podcast!!! Her speaking voice is sooo beautiful not only her personality🎉

[@Anthony_Gx]

She shares things we may have typa heard before about her begging of training, but in this interview it feels like she’s just talking directly to us in a real conversation ❤love it

[@skamuliinurmouf5490]

Number Ones & Blinks are here for you Rosie!!! We love you!!! Those haters are JEALOUS!!!

[@jeyoungpark911]

ROSÉ IS AN INSPIRATION OF KPOP IDOLS IN THIS INTERVIEW, WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU ROSÉ YOUR A LEGEND NOW AND INSPIRATION OF ALL KPOP IDOLS ❤😢

[@femshui7346]

This was a wonderful interview. Really really enjoyed diving into Rosie's world. So refreshing

[@Armyblink4life554]

I always knew Rosé would be the one to break out and suit western/international listeners the most. She always felt more like an actual artist who just happened to be an idol

[@icebreaker5303]

As honest as she tried to be, you could tell that she was still very much walking on egg shells throughout this whole thing and it just kinda breaks my heart on how careful she still has to be since it’s still not something kpop idols are used to. I do really appreciate the questions and her effort to answer them as authentically as she was able to at that moment.

[@LonelyLucas8]

Thank you so much for this great interview... as fans we are so happy to hear all these stories from Rosie ♡

[@NganNguyen-cv3gt]

Thank you for us more understand our little angel Rosie

[@EvitaNFitri]

We have to separate criticsm for her art, which very much needed in order for an artist to be better, for example it is in regards to her voice, lyrics, live performance, etc. And pure hate that basically has nothing to do with her art, for example, body shaming, false allegation, etc. The latter is the major problem in Kpop industry (maybe music industry in general). Disliking an artist because you're not into their art is okay (at the end of the day everyone has their own preference) but deliberately saying mean things and creating a false narrative just bcs you hate the person for no reason at all, is just a pure horrible behaviour. Rosie, thank you for being so open and vulnerable in this interview. I hope you can find peace inside your head and please refrain urself from goin down the rabbit hole by reading comment on the internet, it's beyond your control after all. And keep in mind that a lot of ppl appreciate your art and don't let the small noise overcome the appreciation and love shown to you!! Oh and can't wait for you new album!!

[@redmiseven7792]

Thanks THE INTERVIEW, so great podcast....

[@deltadog90]

I really enjoyed this interview. Rose’ is always sweet, honest, and emotionally vulnerable. I do feel bad for the interviewer though. She was really hoping Rose’ would come out on how negative the industry is in Kpop. There are definitely heartbreaking stories and of neglect and even abuse but the reality of it is the entertainment industry is brutal and it doesn’t matter where you’re shooting for your dreams. I guarantee we can find those same stories right here in America. These idols choose this path in hopes of fortune and fame and the companies provide the training to attain these dreams. Unfortunately there are irreputable companies out there and trainees must choose wisely. I’m just glad Rose’, Jennie, Jisoo, and Lisa were able to endure and become Blackpink. Yes, it was tough but as in any true success you go through hardships, you work hard, and hopefully persevere to realize it was all worth it.

[@speakupyt4900]

>>>She was really hoping Rose’ would come out on how negative the industry is in Kpop

[@deltadog90]

@ furreal!

[@krishnabali5054]

I really feel that rosé is confused between being open for western fans or not being open for kpop fans. But what I feel she should be more open and blunt about certain things like about criticism replying back to hate openly I think this is what she needs . I think she is in a transition phase and being more open with every interview . Anyway love rosé 💚🩷❤❤❤

[@milkyuuu6170]

Yeah i feel like the difference between western and kpop fan communities are drastic. The amount of expectations and content and the relationship between the celebrity and the fans are different so I can see why Rosé has trouble being vulnerable and honest with the world without saying too much.

[@krishnabali5054]

@milkyuuu6170 can't agree 💯 more

[@m.p.2301]

Rosie is a true musician - who actually focuses on the music. Drop the fashion and runways and hip moves and string pulling. Music that people actually cares about. I'm so happy u r gg solo and creating music dat follows ur heart. Your music is uniquely urs. Ur heart is one of a kind. K-pop and Bp couldn't contain u. Music that’s pleasant to listen, music that inspires. Music that’s not narcissistic. Thank u Rosie. This is just the beginning. U r going to be bigger and brighter.

[@Anthony_Gx]

To think those negative comments would lead to eventually her feeling so lonely and even hating herself after, is so sad and unfair :( she is such a treasure and sweetheart (and talented and 🔥)

[@NamtanFilm-b3n]

I love Rosie even more now,

[@frankhoward7224]

Thanks ,this was a great interview. She is amazing #1

[@AbdirizzaqRashid]

I don’t know if you will ever read this but good job first of all for all the preparations you did in releasing your music I really love it and another thing no matter how much you knock on the door to someone’s heart you can’t change them so it’s always you who has to change no one is perfect and even if you do you everything people want you to do still they are going to find a reason to hate or something else so don’t think too much work on yourself be happy release your music when you are ready I will listen and enjoy it love from your number one ❤❤❤

[@stellafederici8974]

Excellent interview, hope to see other interviews to the other blackpink members too.

[@simonlwong4508]

ROSIE I AM YOUR NO.1 FAN, listening to this on long road trip was so inspiring ! 💫 she’s such an amazing communicator

[@bigbagen8470]

บุคลิกตอนแสดงของเธอตรงข้ามอย่างสิ้งเชิง เธอน่ารักตลอด มีความนอบน้อง ฉันรักโรเซ่

[@mbelmp15]

I like the interview, but the host is really trying to get Rosé to say that the trainee system is not good. I'm glad she only speaks base on her experience. So far YG never had issues about trainee mistreatment, so I guess they have a good training system.

[@marblelifemiddleeastabudha4032]

Now that is a real professional; meaningful and rewarding interview.... Good questions and objective answers... Definitely "Subscribe and LOVE, not only Like"... I only wish it was much longer... Great respect to the NYTP Team & to our Lady Rosé.... .... I want to say one thing to our Number One Girl: I've always felt thankful and grateful to YG for the making of Blackpink, but because of the continues negative comments on YG, I couldn't fully enjoy my positive feelings to YG until I listened to this interview... I think you are the only member of YG family who has boldly acknowledged the professional benefits of your training period at YG... Showing this gratitude comes only from a pure generous soul... One last "prescription" tip... whenever you read a rude or negative comment that would make you feel sad, just scroll down and read the thousands of responses from your fans to any rude comment... We are always there for you :)

[@nhudson0688]

This was such a wonderful interview Rose did! I'm so proud of her as a fan!

[@d9_1056]

21:55 This broke my heart. She always has, and always will be more than enough for us. The thought of Rosie keeping herself up at night reading any negativity about her fills me with so much sorrow bc she has brought nothing but happiness to not only my life but so many others.

[@yooj3231]

Cheering for you, Rosie. I'm more a NYT reader than a Blackpink fan- though I can say I'm both as a Korean American- but I cried during the interview, especially when she spoke about Vampire Holly. Gonna go have a listen of the full album now. The interviewer did a great job as well. I appreciated noting the boundary drawing and the gentle contextual nudges re Kpop culture. Leaving the podcast as a Rosie fan!

[@Traveler_Avon]

Thanks for this interview...so raw and honest!! ❤❤❤

[@mayflow3rr]

Wow i feel like i learned about a side of rose i didn’t know about, it made me realize even more that idols are literally just like us, great interview! I loved the questions that were asked

[@carodericota]

This interview was absolutely fantastic. It hurts a lot of the things that Rosé has told, what she has gone through and continues to go through, because the hate messages continue even today with the topic being thrown around. I appreciate and applaud Rosé's courage to speak out despite the destructive criticism. She is a gem, a brilliant mind, a magnificent talent. And she will be even greater. I can't wait to get my hands on the Rosé album, and I can't wait to see the return of BLACKPINK.

[@lalkim9205]

She is the real IDOL... the best idol in kpop

[@wangy8939]

Truly inspired by yout passion towards yout dream and your tenacity and positivity❤ ❤❤...Touched by your music and singing abilities, you are bright and intelligent.❤

[@thiya6046]

i'm SO proud of her

[@bl00dFairy]

This is my favorite interview by far. ❤ Though Rose is talking about her own experiences, I feel like she also represents so many idols who suffer from bullying, loneliness and depression. I hope she knows that she's making a difference in so many people's lives through her music and songwriting.

[@BLINKWORLD-26774]

Love you rose the musician of blackpink