Did Rosé follow her heart and debut with an English song? (BLACKPINK)
ロゼは心の声に従って英語曲でデビューした？（BLACKPINK）
"BLACKPINK" ROSE's solo MV has been viewed 39 million times in 24 hours...K-POP female solo record
★ The music video for ``On The Ground'' not only has gorgeous and spectacular visual beauty, but also the lyrics that spell out ``beginner's feelings'' harmonize with ROSE's rich emotional acting, which has received a great response from global music fans.
★Fans around the world have various interpretations regarding some of the iconic images and backgrounds that appeared in the music video, as well as ROSE's acting. There is a heated debate about the message ROSE is trying to convey by linking the lyrics to the content of the music video.
The performance of "On The Ground", which was not shown in the music video, will be unveiled on SBS's "Inkigayo" on the 14th. Not only will it be his first stage performance, but it will also be the first time his solo choreography will be shown to the public. As ROSE expressed great satisfaction and foretells her fresh and solid composition, it is expected to garner explosive interest from her global fans.
Following "Inkigayo," ROSE will appear on NBC's "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on the 16th (US local time).
★ The music video for ``On The Ground'' not only has gorgeous and spectacular visual beauty, but also the lyrics that spell out ``beginner's feelings'' harmonize with ROSE's rich emotional acting, which has received a great response from global music fans.
★Fans around the world have various interpretations regarding some of the iconic images and backgrounds that appeared in the music video, as well as ROSE's acting. There is a heated debate about the message ROSE is trying to convey by linking the lyrics to the content of the music video.
The performance of "On The Ground", which was not shown in the music video, will be unveiled on SBS's "Inkigayo" on the 14th. Not only will it be his first stage performance, but it will also be the first time his solo choreography will be shown to the public. As ROSE expressed great satisfaction and foretells her fresh and solid composition, it is expected to garner explosive interest from her global fans.
Following "Inkigayo," ROSE will appear on NBC's "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on the 16th (US local time).
Yesterday, on the 12th, Rosé's debut title song "On The Ground" was the main highlight in the music rush on YouTube.
This is because the "On The Ground" MV became the most viewed video in the past day.
It was viewed 39 million times in 24 hours, more than five times more views than the second and third place music videos. Of course, it also instantly broke the record for the most viewed music video by a K-Pop female solo artist.
If it's the record for the first 24 hours, it probably broke or surpassed the record held by a K-POP male solo artist (I don't know who)...?
The only male K-pop artists I can think of who can exceed 39 million views in a day are PSY and BTS.
PSY has "Gangnam Style" which has been played 3.5 billion times, and other songs that have been played anywhere from hundreds of millions to one billion times. However, I don't think there is any song that has been played as many as 39 million times in the first 24 hours.
When the song "Gangnam Style" debuted at number 2 on Billboard's "Hot 100," it continued to receive 5 million to 10 million views every day. Even so, 39 million a day would not have been possible.
BTS hit the 100 million mark in one day with "Dynamite." However, this is a group record, not a solo record.
It is said that the records that Rosé has set are so amazing that they have caused a sensation all over the world.
Is there a K-POP solo artist who can break such a record?
The only female solo artists with potential that I can think of are BLACKPINK members Lisa and Jennie.
As such, Rosé's "On The Ground" has become one of her favorite songs.
Since her debut solo song is a K-POP song, I thought that even though she included some English phrases, she would basically compete with Korean music.
The music video was released on YouTube, and she was a little surprised when she heard the song. But after listening to it a few times, she got the feeling that Rosé might actually be better at singing in English than in Korean. If she could sing naturally and normally, she would be like this.
From yesterday to today, I watched videos related to Rosé's "On The Ground." I've seen some reaction videos, and I can see that European and American fans were surprised at Rosé's debut song in English, and showed a highly sensitive reaction, humming along.
Rosé was born in New Zealand and raised in Australia. She spent her childhood in an English-speaking country. She surmises that her music, which she naturally adapted to, was originally English music.
Since K-Pop started to come to her through SNS, she probably got to know her quickly because she had a sense of compatriotism, but I think Korean was Rosé's second language. I wonder.
She wants to understand that the reason Rosé made her solo debut with an English song was because she faithfully followed the voice deep within her heart.
She thinks it's a good thing that she didn't fit into a mold and made her debut with an English song that she could sing naturally, following the voice of her heart.
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