ROSÉ Gets ‘Chills’ at the Idea of Winning a Grammy Someday: ‘It’s Still a Dream for Me’

ROSÉ has her sights set high when it pertains to her profession in music, informing The Hollywood Reporter in a brand-new interview that she dreams about winning a Grammy one day.

In a piece released Wednesday (Oct. 1), the BLACKPINK vocalist shared her response to the Grammy buzz surrounding her blockbuster “APT.” with Bruno Mars. “I’m getting chills today,” she informed the publication.

” It’s still a dream for me,” ROSÉ included of taking home a golden gramophone. “It’s still a dream– a minute that shows to myself many things.”.

As it occurs, the success of “APT.”– which topped the Signboard Global 200 for 12 weeks– makes it a most likely competitor for Grammy acknowledgment in the primary tune classifications. If ROSÉ and Mars do get chosen for either record or tune of the year in 2026, the previous will end up being the very first K-pop artist to ever get a nod in a Huge 4 classification.

If there’s anybody who believes she can do it, it’s ROSÉ’s duet partner. “Huge Bad Rosie was predestined to do terrific things no matter what,” Mars informed THR “I’m so pleased with her, and happy that I got to belong of the discussion that caused ‘APT.’ and the birth of a brand name brand-new K-pop juggernaut called Bruno Mars.”

Launched in October 2024, “APT.” functioned as the lead single for ROSÉ’s launching solo album, Rosie After the full-length dropped in December, the album reached No. 3 on the Signboard 200.

The tune and LP were launched throughout a yearlong break for BLACKPINK, throughout which ROSÉ and bandmates JISOO, LISA and JENNIE took some time apart to concentrate on solo jobs. They have actually because reunited for an international world trip that will select back up Oct. 18 in Taiwan after a time-out.

When speaking about making solo music, ROSÉ informed THR, “I do not understand if I understood precisely what I desired, however I understood I desired a world that was unapologetically and simply me.”

” At the time I was a 27-year-old woman, and I desired it to be simply, disgustingly me– whatever I include,” she included. “There were days where I was simply going through my own issues of being who I am and residing in this world with social networks, [of] wishing to be accepted and [that] sensation of requiring to be liked and valued by everybody.”