BLACKPINK's Rosé Captivates Fans with Heartfelt Performance at 'Psy Drenched Show 2025'

BLACKPINK's Rosé shared a heartfelt moment with her Korean fans.

On June 28, Rosé took the stage as a guest at the 'Psy Drenched Show 2025' held at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium.

Before her appearance, Psy introduced Rosé by saying, "I am a singer and songwriter. Sometimes when I listen to other artists' songs, I wonder, 'What if I wrote a song like this?' This song made me feel that way."

Following this, Psy began singing Rosé's hit song 'Apartment,' and she joined him on stage, completing the performance together.



While Psy prepared backstage, Rosé remained on stage alone, saying, "This is the first time I'm greeting so many people since releasing my first solo album last February. I wanted to express my gratitude for all the love you've shown 'Apartment' and the other tracks." She then bowed deeply, touching the audience's hearts.

As Rosé knelt and bowed, the crowd erupted in louder cheers. She dazzled the audience by performing not only 'Apartment' but also 'Toxic Till the End' and 'Dance All Night,' marking her first 'Drenched Show' with flair.

Rosé's deep bow became a hot topic online, with fans expressing pride and gratitude. Comments included, "I'm so proud of my artist," "Thank you for gifting us with great music," "Rosé is always sincere about her music and her fans," and "How can you not love her?"



The duet 'Apartment' with Bruno Mars created a sensation upon its release, sparking a phenomenon. Released as a pre-single last October, it continued to make waves, ranking 13th on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 for six months until April 21, setting a record for the longest-charting K-pop female artist.

Rosé's first solo album 'Roise,' featuring 'Apartment,' also showcased her strength as a solo artist by debuting at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Meanwhile, BLACKPINK is set to kick off their new world tour 'DEADLINE' on July 5-6 at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium. This massive world tour will cover 16 cities with 31 performances in stadium-level venues worldwide.

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This article was originally published in Korean on Xportsnews and was translated into English using AI.

by Jang Inyoung