BLACKPINK’s Rosé has officially joined Atlantic Records for her solo activities. On September 27 KST, she shared the exciting news with her followers on Instagram.
In her post, Rosé launched a new fan account, @vampirehollie, to provide updates on her promotions. Atlantic Records welcomed her with a stunning bouquet of flowers, hinting at promising developments ahead.
The label is renowned for working with artists like Led Zeppelin, Bruno Mars, and Ed Sheeran, amplifying excitement for Rosé’s future projects. Fans have been buzzing with speculation about her solo comeback since her announcement.
Atlantic Records welcomes Rosé with giant bouquet.
After Paris Fashion Week, Rosé posted a mysterious message on her Instagram Broadcast channel, “vampirehollie..?!”, sparking curiosity among her followers. This intriguing name first surfaced on her birthday in February as a potential song title.
The connection between “Vampirehollie” and Rosé’s private account ID deepens the mystery surrounding her solo plans. One fan explained, “‘Vampirehollie’ was teased back in February and is linked to her private account.”
New fan account @vampirehollie launched for updates.
Rosé’s message after Paris Fashion Week made it clear that she is gearing up for something exciting. Fans are thrilled, believing Rosé’s solo is on the horizon.
In addition to the announcements, Rosé continues to awestruck audiences with her stunning appearances. At YSL’s Women’s Summer 25 show during Paris Fashion Week, she showcased a luxurious look with shimmering blonde curls.
Rosé’s Stunning Paris Fashion Week appearance wows fans.
Her hairstyle perfectly framed her delicate features, leaving fans in awe. Netizens have expressed admiration for Rosé’s unique vibe.
One commented, “I envy her sophisticated and classy aura. Her hair, makeup, and outfit at the Saint Laurent show were legendary.”
As Rosé embarks on this new journey with Atlantic Records, fans are excitedly awaiting the upcoming music and projects she has in store. The anticipation for her solo activities is palpable, marking an exciting chapter in her career.
Netizens are buzzing about ILLIT’s upcoming comeback, speculating on significant changes to their concept. This speculation follows previous plagiarism accusations that arose during their debut, particularly regarding similarities with NewJeans.
On September 24, a community thread titled “After the Controversy, ILLIT’s Concept Was Completely Changed” surfaced on Korean forums.
The discussion featured screenshots from ILLIT’s teaser for their brand film “I’LL LIKE YOU.” Fans are analyzing every detail, wondering how the group will evolve post-controversy.
Earlier this year, BELIFT LAB and HYBE faced backlash over alleged plagiarism. Critics pointed to aesthetic and musical similarities between ILLIT and NewJeans, stirring a heated debate in the K-pop community.
The teaser has sparked increased scrutiny from netizens eager to see how ILLIT’s concept will change. Fans have noted that the trailer incorporates Japanese elements, leading to diverse interpretations.
One user remarked, “Looks like HYBE likes Japan lately, from the props to the Japanese books and the subtitles.” Others chimed in with comparisons to the style of SM Entertainment, suggesting that some elements of the teaser evoke “SM vibes.”
ILLIT’s Concept Change After Controversy.
Critics also pointed out that concept shifts during comebacks are standard in the industry. One fan noted, “Every time you come back, you’re supposed to change concepts, right?”
Despite the controversy, some fans welcomed the change, stating, “It’s good that they changed it.” The varied reactions reflect the high expectations surrounding ILLIT’s new release.
ILLIT in the dark grudge era for an upcoming comeback.
As anticipation builds, fans are curious about how ILLIT will follow this new chapter. The upcoming comeback promises to release the group’s response to past controversies while embracing a fresh identity.
With the release approaching, ILLIT fans are excited to see what’s in store. The discussions continue, revealing both hope and scepticism in the community.
