Mars joined Rosé onstage at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium to showcase the flirtatious track, which sees the pair dueting on ...

BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “APT.” continues to amass views at lightning speed! On July 10 at around 11:39 a.m. KST, ...

ROSÉ welcomed Bruno Mars for a performance of their collaborative song "APT." during BLACKPINK's concert at SoFi Stadium in ...

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The post Rosé and Bruno Mars Team Up For New Song “APT.”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Rosé of BLACKPINK is stepping into her next chapter as a soloist, and she’s brought along ...

Rosie features 12 tracks, including singles “Apt.,” featuring Bruno Mars, and “Number One Girl.” The full-length project follows Rosé’s debut solo singles in 2021, “On the Ground ...

In a press release for the song, Rosé explained, “‘APT.’ is actually my favorite Korean drinking game that I play with my friends back home. It’s so simple, puts a smile on your face, and ...

In the clip , she explains that the chorus is derived from “a Korean drinking game” called “APT.” She then simulates what it’s like, alternating putting one hand on top of the other as ...

Rosé and Bruno Mars' song 'APT.' is sung partly in Korean but what does apateu mean? Here's what their 'APT.' lyrics are actually about.

Bruno Mars and Blackpink‘s Rosé debuted their flirtatious new single “Apt.” — a nod to the Korean “Apartment” drinking game. The vibrant track conjures up memories of Gwen Stefani’s ...

She began an “APT./toxic till the end” medley by taking over his desk, casually singing with her feet propped up as if she owned the place. Related 'KPop Demon Hunters' Slays Its Way to No. 1 ...