On December 6, BLACKPINK’s Rosé achieved a major milestone in her career with the release of her highly anticipated first full-length album, rosie.
The album, which features the title track “toxic till the end,” recorded an astounding 316,000 copies sold on its first day of release, according to the Hanteo chart.
This achievement marks a significant leap forward for Rosé, as she surpassed the first-day sales of her debut solo album, -R-, which sold around 280,000 copies on its release day.
Not only did Rosé set a new personal record, but her album rosie also secured the fourth spot in the history of first-day sales among K-pop female solo artists, a prestigious list that includes the albums of Jisoo, Jihyo, and Lisa.
The success of rosie has been a major highlight of her solo career, demonstrating her growing influence as an artist beyond BLACKPINK’s group activities.
Fans and music industry professionals are praising Rosé for her hard work and dedication, which have clearly paid off in the form of impressive sales numbers.
This record-breaking debut further cements her status as one of the most successful and influential K-pop solo artists.
As rosie continues to gain attention, the album is expected to perform even better on global charts and break more records in the future.
Rosé’s continued success is a testament to her artistry and the strong connection she has with her global fanbase.
