"She can't miss," Korean netizens are praising BLACKPINK's Rosé's solo album 'Rosie'

AKP STAFF

BLACKPINK’s Rosé has once again proven her star power with the release of her highly anticipated first solo album, 'Rosie.'

Korean netizens love the album, declaring that "Rosé can't miss" as every single song on the album delivers without needing to skip a track.

One fan praised, "Personally, I really love it. You have to listen to the whole album. The way the tracks were released is a bit disappointing, but the songs are so good that it's okay."

Other netizens were equally generous with their praise for the album, remarking that every song was excellent.

They commented:

"Wow, this is honestly a masterpiece."

"Rose doesn't miss, every song is wonderful."

"She participated in all the tracks! In the U.S., songwriting skills are essential, so I can see the strategy behind this. All the songs are consistently good."

"BLINKs must be so proud. 😭 Congratulations, Rosé. I've adored you since your debut."

"I already bought the album, but after listening to the songs, I ended up buying two more copies..."

"The songs are amazing, but what really moves me is Rosé's genuine passion for music. You can tell she put so much effort into this album, and that’s why I bought a copy. I’m so excited for it!"

"Meanwhile, some Rosé antis are now harassing the Instagram account of the person they think is her ex-boyfriend. LOL, wow."

"All the songs are about love… She must have been through a lot of it."

"But honestly, the vibe is so similar to Taylor Swift."

"Out of the 12 tracks, six made it into the top 100. And they’re not just typical K-pop English songs with flashy performances or sounds—they’re all fully English tracks with emotional depth. Rosé is seriously amazing."

"The music video is visually stunning, and Rosé looks gorgeous—that’s all there is to say." "The storyline of the music video is about a couple’s love, starting off sweet and then escalating into intense fights, shouting, and glaring at each other. It feels a bit cliché. The song is just comfortably good."