Alex Cooper Presents: A Grammy Special (ft. Rosé)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
My name's Rosé. Hi, everyone. This is Rosé. Blackpink is being called the biggest pop band in the world.
Billions.
You could be a youth.
What insights does Rosé share about her journey with Blackpink?
Blackpink arrived with such force. Blackpink's Rosé is in her solo project. Can we do that one more time?
That was fun.
Rosé finding huge success as a solo act. Do you got one in the game? In the game. Game start.
I'm hooked up.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you... Rosé and Bruno Mars, APT. Thank you so much for singing so much to me. The final list of nominees for these annual Grammy Awards.
For Song of the Year, Apaté.
Welcome to a special edition of Call Her Daddy. We are going to do things just a little bit differently today. I came to Seoul to interview someone very special, immerse myself in her culture, and maybe have a little fun along the way.
How has Rosé found success as a solo artist?
So if you're ready, let's get into it. Alex Cooper, welcome to Korea.
Rosé, welcome to Call Her Daddy.
She's moving! Oh my god. Hi. Oh my god, welcome to Call Her Daddy.
Thank you. Oh my gosh, it feels like I'm watching a screenplay. I know, I feel like I've been watching you for hours prepping for this and to see you in person, I'm like, oh my god, it's you, we're here. Yeah, this is crazy. Okay, this is my first time ever in Korea. Yay! I feel so honored that I get to spend this time with you. So... should we get going? Oh, please. Wait, when did you arrive? Like 10 hours ago. Oh my gosh. We need you coffee.
Let's go get coffee.
Let's go. Let's go. Can you even go to a coffee shop? Because we have this entire place shut down. Shut down. Shut down for you. Like, can you go normal places?
Um, if I, like, cover up properly, it's usually, like, the hair. I have, like, a cap on, and then I look like a murderer, basically, and everyone's like... And I'm just, like, this dark thing walking around. But if I can just, like, cover it up, then I can.
I mean, you... are sitting in front of me. You're a global superstar. But I do kind of want to go back before all of this. YG Entertainment was holding auditions and your dad encouraged you to try out. Can you talk to me about what that process was like a little bit?
I think me growing up, like even culturally, my parents, it wasn't like, it wasn't a normal thing to like send me off to like something like that or like classes or anything like that. And so I would always just sing at home, just like on the piano. And it was like, never taken lessons before. So it was very like organic and stuff. But for him to be like doing, taking an audition, I was like, Like what? Me? Like what do you mean? I'm like, I don't have any, I'm not a great singer. Am I? I was like, am I?
You're like, wait, tell me again.
Dad, should I do this?
Yeah, but then Rosie, you go and you audition and you come in first out of thousands of people. Were you nervous going into the audition or were you like, I've got this?
No, I was like laughing because when I was like in the line, all these girls were like playing me. They're like, hi, I wrote this song. And I'm like, wow. and they'd play incredible, they were really good in my opinion, and I was like, oh my God, this is terrible. And I walk in being like, well, I'm just gonna have to consider it a good experience and just have fun. What do you think YG saw in you? I don't know, I have no idea. Maybe they could have met, because I remember they were planning on making this group that eventually turned into Blackpink. And maybe I fit that category, or maybe I think like, since I was from Australia, I feel like that was probably something different and like I was from like a different area.
I wasn't even from the US and back then there weren't many foreign people in these Korean groups.
And then you get the call and you obviously get accepted. You grew up in Australia but trainees have to live full time in Korea to do this program. How did you feel when you found out that at 15 years old you were going to have to move to a new country alone? Like were you scared?
No. I was just excited. I was like, oh my god, this is so exciting. This is like so dramatic.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:17
2
What insights does Rosé share about her journey with Blackpink?
0:17–1:25
3
How has Rosé found success as a solo artist?
1:25–13:54
4
What challenges did Rosé face during her audition process?
13:54–19:00
5
How does Rosé describe her experience with toxic relationships?
19:00–20:29
6
How did Rosé navigate her identity and cultural differences?
20:29–38:32
7
What does Rosé reveal about the pressures of fame?
38:32–1:37:51