Rosé Makes History at Brit Awards: First K-pop Artist to Win International Song of the Year
Blackpink's Rosé made history at the Brit Awards in Manchester by becoming the first K-pop artist to win at the prestigious event. She took home the International Song of the Year award for her collaboration with Bruno Mars on the track "APT." During her acceptance speech, Rosé expressed her gratitude for the recognition and thanked the talented musicians in the UK for the honor.
Rosé made sure to give a special shoutout to her Blackpink group members, Jennie, Jisoo, and Lisa, for inspiring her throughout her career. She also acknowledged Bruno Mars, her collaborator on "APT," thanking him for his mentorship and friendship. Following the ceremony, Rosé celebrated the win on Instagram, expressing her disbelief at the achievement and thanking her fans for their support.
The Brit Awards win adds to Rosé's list of accomplishments, including her historic nominations at the Grammy Awards. She became the first K-pop artist to secure nominations in six general field categories, including Song of the Year and Record of the Year for "APT." Rosé's success at these prestigious award shows highlights her growing influence in the global music industry and solidifies her position as a rising star in the music world.