BLACKPINK’s Rosé Named One Of TIME Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People Of 2025”

BLACKPINK’s Rose continues her strong presence on the Billboard Hot 100, with her latest single, APT., ranking No. 13 this week. The song, featuring Bruno Mars, has now spent 25 consecutive weeks on the chart, though it dropped six spots from the previous week. Originally released in October 2024, APT. debuted at No. 8, gradually declined, but later rebounded to peak at No. 3 earlier this year.

Meanwhile, K-pop boy group Zerobaseone made an impressive debut on the Billboard 200, landing at No. 28 with their album Blue Paradise. This marks a significant milestone for the group as they continue to gain international recognition.

Writing as a guest contributor, actress Lily Collins wrote:

“As a BLACKPINK fan, I was thrilled to be seated next to Rosé at a Saint Laurent show in Paris last year. Even more exciting was the fact that the two of us connected right away. She was so sweet and calm amid all the chaos of the cameras and the crowd, and we ended up chatting all night long about fashion, architecture, food, and travel. She immediately felt like a kindred spirit, and we’ve only grown closer since.

I’ve come to learn that not only is Rosé really genuine and down-to-earth, but she’s also a total badass. She’s such a dynamic performer and songwriter, and I think it’s incredible that she’s able to captivate arenas full of people as both a member of the biggest girl group in the world and also as a solo artist. Not to mention, her humor and deep soulful energy are even more captivating at a lunch for two. She’s basically the definition of an icon and a boss. Her voice is so strong and her music is so much fun—and I love texting her every time I hear “APT.” or “toxic till the end” on the radio.

I just adore Rosé’s spirit and, really, everything about her. I’m so proud of all the things she’s done in the past year, and I feel so lucky to call her a friend.”

Congratulations to Rosé!

Additionally, Jennie, Rose’s BLACKPINK bandmate, secured No. 88 on the Billboard 200 with her first solo studio album, Ruby, which has now spent five consecutive weeks on the chart. Rose’s debut solo album, rosie, also made an appearance at No. 98.

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