BLACKPINK’s Rosé has captured global attention with her powerful live stage on the Howard Stern Show in the U.S. On September 28, the full episode was released on YouTube, showing Rosé not only giving an interview but also performing live with a band and her guitar. 

She amazed fans with a mashup of her solo song “Toxic Till The End” and Oasis’s classic “Wonderwall,” earning explosive praise online. Rosé also covered Paul Simon’s “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover” and Lana Del Rey’s “Norman F*ing Rockwell,”** proving her wide vocal range and artistry.

Unlike typical TV stages, Rosé performed with no backing track, no autotune, and no lip-sync, showcasing only her pure voice and guitar skills. Fans called it “a moment that proves she’s more than an idol—she’s a true musician.” 

During the interview, Rosé opened up about leaving Australia at 15 to pursue music in Korea, her collaboration with Bruno Mars on “APT.,” and her determination to succeed despite challenges. Fans were inspired, calling her journey “a story of belief turning into reality.” 

Global reactions were overwhelming. International fans praised her “golden voice” and said, “Rosé stands in a league of her own, beyond K-pop.” Many highlighted her emotional delivery, especially the raspy yet heartfelt tone in “Toxic Till The End.” Korean fans also celebrated her talent, calling her “a national treasure” and “a born artist.” 

With this appearance, Rosé has once again proven her artistry and star power. As one fan said: “She is making history, and we are the witnesses.”

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