Rosé

I wasn't even from the US and back then there weren't many foreign people in these Korean groups.

No.

I was just excited.

I was like, oh my god, this is so exciting.

This is like so dramatic.

I'm like leaving.

I'm like, bye everyone.

They're like, where are you going?

I'm like, I don't know how to explain it.

You're like, I'll see you guys later.

Yeah.

It felt so special.

And then it all just kind of was like, and then reality kicked in.

I think it was like as soon as they dropped me off.

So we got to the building and they were really nice and accommodating to like my whole family.

And they showed us around like, this is a recording studio.

This will be like da, da, da, da.

and then we go to the basement where the rehearsal space was and then they introduced me to the girls and I was like so shy and I'm like oh my god this is so fun but like exciting and scary and yeah and then they and then I said hi and then I remember I looked turned to my parents and they were outside the room they're like all right we're leaving now and I remember being like wait where are you going and they're like

well, you have to stay here and now like practice with the girls.

And I remember being like, like, oh, and I, and they were all watching me.