BLACKPINK’s Rosé Releases Vulnerable New Single 'Number One Girl'

The track, co-written with Bruno Mars, is the second single from her debut solo album 'Rosie,' set to launch on December 6.

Rosé, a member of BLACKPINK, has dropped her new single 'Number One Girl,' accompanied by a self-directed music video showcasing intimate storytelling and moody visuals.
The song explores themes of longing and vulnerability, with lyrics reflecting Rosé's personal struggles and desire for connection, inspired by late-night introspection and online criticism.
'Number One Girl' follows her successful collaboration with Bruno Mars on 'APT.,' which made her the first female Korean artist to top Spotify's U.S. chart.
The single was co-written and co-produced by Rosé, Bruno Mars, Amy Allen, and Omer Fedi, highlighting her active creative involvement in her solo music journey.
Both tracks will feature on Rosé's debut solo album 'Rosie,' a deeply personal 12-track project slated for release on December 6, 2024.