Session 46: Rosé
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What was the highlight of Jake's live tour?
Hi, pussies, and welcome back to Therapus. And what a week we've had, okay? I just finished my Therapus live tour. It was 21 cities. We finished in Los Angeles. It was so fun. Renee came out, Sophia came out, Alexander came out. It was so fun. And I really, really do miss tour. Like I, that was some of the most fun I think I've ever had in my life. I just love being on stage. I love meeting everyone. And I loved making people laugh in person. Like there was, oh my God, it was like the best feeling in the entire world. I also released my first comedy album, Puss in Poems, which you guys have shown me so much love for and I'm so grateful and I'm so happy you guys are loving it because I love it literally so much.
I actually love it so much that I went to the studio today and recorded my Christmas song, which I should be putting out shortly. I'm really proud of it and I'm really excited. But yeah, tonight we have one of the most special guests I've ever had.
Whoa.
Stop. Stop. I told you I felt sick. Stop.
Sorry, it was just so in my ears.
What new music is Rosé releasing?
Tonight, we have one of the most special guests I've ever had, Rosé. Pop, singer, songwriter, superstar. Her new single, Number One Girl, is out everywhere now, as well as the number one smash hit, Apaté, with Bruno Mars. Her debut album, Rosie, is out December 6th everywhere. She is so, so incredible. I... She is one of the hardest working people I've ever met, one of the most talented people I've ever met. And I'm so honored that I was able to share the space with her and to have her come on this show. It was a dream come true. And I'm really, really excited for you guys to see it. So without further ado, Rosé. Hi, pussies, and welcome back to Therapus. Today, I have never been more starstruck in my entire life. We have one of the most special guests I've ever had. Rose.
Hi. Hi.
Hello. Thanks for coming.
Thank you for having me. Is this how I hold this?
Yes. Yes. It's like an ice cream cone. I know. I know.
We're eating ice cream.
I'm sorry. I'm like so nervous. I've never, I was pacing around my entire house all day, like so anxious.
Oh my gosh.
I was like, I hope I do a good job.
Yay. No. I'm so excited to be here.
I'm so excited. You know, you are coming off like really, really, you're on fire right now.
Am I?
How does Rosé deal with songwriting anxiety?
Yes, you are. You are. I mean, Apaté is number eight in the country as of right now. As of right now. Crazy. It's crazy. It's one of the number one songs in the world. And by the time this comes out, your next single, Number One Girl, will... Yes, will be out, right?
I think so.
Yes, yes. And you're not just a performer. You're a songwriter as well.
apparently yes you are what do you mean apparently yes how long have you been writing music for um not long i uh i started joining my sessions for the album last year so it's been a year it's like last year around like around september or something like that so yeah a bit over a year
Has it been like cathartic for you to like write how you feel?
Yeah, no, like at first I was really terrified.
Yeah.
I was terrified because I feel like music is something obviously I love, but I don't want to just be like, I write music and like, you know, it's not an easy thing. Like I... you know, assumed. And then I went in and then I met some great people who helped me kind of get over my anxiety of being in the studio. And then I noticed later on, all it is, it's just us like chit chatting, like girlfriend, like friends at like for coffee. So like, it was literally just like us chatting and then putting that into a song and then making it sound like everything we would talk about. So like anything, it was like, okay, that doesn't sound like real. It doesn't feel like. Right. That's not real. That's not true.
And then we'll, like, scratch it and, like, write something else that actually feels real. It was just, like, a bunch of that. And then it was just, like, days in the studio where, like, I had all this, like, terrible anxiety and all these thoughts in my head. And I, like, just, like, I'd, like...
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the highlight of Jake's live tour?
0:17–1:27
2
What new music is Rosé releasing?
1:27–2:50
3
How does Rosé deal with songwriting anxiety?
2:50–8:17
4
What insights does Rosé share about social media?
8:17–18:04
5
What does Rosé's song 'Number One Girl' represent?
18:04–20:02
6
How does Rosé cope with negative comments online?
20:02–23:20
7
What personal growth has Rosé experienced recently?
23:20–24:13
8
What advice does Jake give about managing anxiety?
24:13–53:30