“I smell a Grammy” - Fans react as Grammy Awards lists BLACKPINK Rosé’s Rosie as a must-listen album 

On December 3, The official Grammy Awards website listed BLACKPINK Rosé's upcoming album Rosie as a must-listen album of December 2024. Fans of the artist were quick to notice this significant news and took over the internet to let people know that GrammyXRosé may not be a far-fetched dream. A fan expressed their emotions:

"I smell a grammy for our little Rosie."

"rosé you WILL get your grammy," another fan stated.

"I can assure you that ROSÉ already has a Grammy secured in 2026," an X user claimed.

Every month, Grammy Awards publish the much-awaited releases for the month. One of the songs mentioned for the month of December was Rosé's. They mentioned the singer's versatility as she transformed from a bright, pop-funk genre in APT. to a vulnerable, R&B number, Number One Girl.

While some fans hoped for the artist's Grammy nomination soon, others were convinced she would receive a nomination.

"She has grammys written all over her face, Our chaengie!" A fan said.

"HELLO 2026 grammy nominations please," a fan hoped.

"she gonna get a grammy next year," a K-pop fan assured.

"OH MY MOTHER THATS SO LEGENDARY OF YOU," an X user complimented.

Some other albums mentioned by the Grammy Awards were Kendrick Lamar's GNX, Snoop Dogg's upcoming LP Missionary with a Dr. Dre. feature, WayV's (subunit of NCT) High Five, and more.

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BLACKPINK Rosé's full-length debut album Rosie is an intimate affair

BLACKPINK's Rosé is set to release her first album, Rosie, on December 6. The album consists of 13 songs. Out of the thirteen, two songs have been pre-released, including the global hit single APT. featuring Bruno Mars and Number One Girl.

The majority of the songs in her first album deal with some heavier themes, such as being in a toxic relationship. In an interview with PAPER magazine, the singer revealed that if people would give her songs a listen, they would find her relatable.

"I do want people to understand that I'm not much different from your average girlfriend, or 23-year-old girl. I'm probably very relatable if you listen to my songs, and if anyone's been in that kind of a relationship. It doesn't even have to be about a boyfriend, just any type of toxic relationship."

Rosé also mentioned that her journey throughout her 20s inspired her to write and release Rosie. She emphasized the range of emotions a person in their 20s experiences, and that is what she wanted to sing about.

The album Rosie is influenced by producers such as Amy Allen, who rose to fame with Sabrina Carpenter's Espresso, and Michael Pollack, who has worked with artists like Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, and Lizzo.

Prior to the release of her much-awaited debut album, the BLACKPINK member had already broken and registered multiple records with the release of her single APT. featuring Bruno Mars. Recently, she earned the record of being the first and only Korean act to spend an entire month at the top of the Global Apple Music Daily chart.

Rosé's second pre-release single, Number One Girl, also topped the iTunes Top Songs chart in around 34 countries, including Australia, the United Arab Emirates, Argentina, Vietnam, Mexico, and more.

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BLACKPINK's Rosé has been going viral throughout the pre-release promotional tour of her album. She made headlines with a collaboration with South Korean rapper-singer Lee Youngji as the duo sang Rosé's hit single APT. on KBS2's The Seasons - Lee Youngji's Rainbow. She also performed Number One Girl live for the first time.