Name: ROSÉ On Working With Bruno Mars, The Drinking Game That Inspired Her Single & Her New Album ‘Rosie’
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I signed with my label and I was like, oh, Bruno Mars is like, I was like, I have my biggest fan.

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I was just telling him like this funny story about me being like, becoming like a huge fan.

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And then they asked us to pitch him three songs.

I was like, oh my God, we're going to send him songs and he's going to listen to them.

It's Emily Curl and you know her from one of the best selling girl groups of all time.

She has shattered records, performed to sold out crowds and has amassed a global audience.

And today we are so lucky to have her here at iHeartRadio.

Can we please give it up for Rosé in our studio?

We love celebrating you and Blackpink, but also today as a solo artist.

What does it mean to you to be here as Rosé celebrating your solo music?

I mean, first press day a few days ago, I kind of freaked out and like, I actually got emotional.

I was like, oh my God, I've probably, I've been waiting for this moment for so long.

And we heard that this was inspired by a drinking game.

No, like literally this song is, so when I turned 20, I was like, I could drink legally and it's literally a game that even like I would play with like my members at the dorm and stuff.

It's like a game where everybody has to stack their hands in the middle and whoever gets the number on the top takes a shot.

And I noticed I was teaching people during my sessions, I was teaching the producers how to do it and they were like obsessed.

They kept like going back there like, apote, apote.

It's a really, it's a fun like chant to do with friends.

And so like that inspired me to write it in a song and the rest is history.

And then you get Bruno Mars on board, which was incredible.

So I went to his concert a year ago when he came to Seoul to perform.

And that was like the day I was, of course, everyone's a fan of Bruno Mars, but I didn't know I was a fan until I was watching and I was like, oh my God, it's insane.

And so for a year, I'd been listening to like, I just got my driver's license.

So I'd been driving around listening to all his songs for like about a year.

And that's different when you're in the car, windows down.

And then I signed with my label and I was like, oh, Bruno Mars is like, I was like, I have, I'm the biggest fan.

I was just telling him like this funny story about me becoming like a huge fan.

And then I think it just popped up, we were like, should we ask?

And I was like, oh my God, we're going to send him songs and he's going to listen to that?

But even the thought of that, but I didn't even think he would do it.

Of course, I was like, oh, let's just pitch it.

Even sending it was like a dream come true, it felt.

But then he was like, what does APT mean?

And I was like, oh my gosh, why are you asking me?

And I was like, it's a Korean Dream game.

That's the one that he gravitated towards.

And this is kicking off, like you said, your album cycle.

This is your debut full-length solo album. 12 tracks.

You co-wrote and co-produced the album in its entirety.

And it seems like such a personal project to you.

I know you shared a little bit with us on Instagram about this project.

Tell us a little bit about what Rosie, this album, means for you.

I think this album is just like a, it's like my past year and all my thoughts.

All the thoughts that run through my head kind of put into this little capsule.

It feels like, you know, if you open it up, it's literally just everything that runs through my head.

And it's like the Rosie that my friends and family know.

I've played my songs to my friends and family.

And they're like, oh my God, Rosie, it's so you.

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