B-Luke Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Quote Even with the support of a major label, a star-studded committee of songwriters and producers, and Rosé's eight years of experience in BLACKPINK, rosie offers nothing revealing or exciting. Its writing pales in comparison to the canon of great breakup albums, with lines like, "In the desert of us, all our tears turned to dust/Now the roses don't grow here." Rosé's recounting of the undoing of this relationship feels distant: There's a "we," an "us," and an "I" accompanied by a "you," but no real assertion of her own point of view, whether in the context of her persona Rosé or as 27-year-old Rosie. Compare this to her work with BLACKPINK; on "Lovesick Girls," she sang, between Korean and English: "Love is slippin' and fallin'/Love is killin' your darlin'," balancing the experience of joy and pain. In trying to live up to the "personal album" trope, rosie opts to explore rather than define, and the emotional grooves are polished smooth. Whether you're a new fan or a devoted Blink (as BLACKPINK fans are known), you're likely to feel left cold. x 3
Katamari Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago (edited) Another one fails the ice spice test Edited 4 hours ago by Katamari 2
Johnny Jacobs Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I mean.. Its a cute album with no special or wow moments. It's a fitting score
Dolce Vita Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago well they're not wrong…it's a cute lil brandy melville album… 1
KillingYourCareer Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 1 hour ago, B-Luke said: rosie offers nothing revealing or exciting I'm sorry, but what else were they even expecting from a faceless K-pop band member?! Not every album needs to have a deep concept. This is a good pop album with its share of memorable songs, take it as it is. No one wanted anything more from Rosé.
JO1s Posted 15 minutes ago Posted 15 minutes ago I mean a lot of the album served diet Gracie abrums who is already an unoriginal singer so…
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