Number One Girl

Rosé traded the polished sheen of standard K-pop production for a raw, guitar-driven confession in her solo single Number One Girl. Released on November 22, 2024, this track serves as the second taste of her debut studio album Rosie, following the massive success of "On The Ground." The song marks a sharp turn toward pop-punk and power balladry, blending acoustic piano foundations with electric distortion and driving drums. Rosé co-wrote the piece alongside Amy Allen, Bruno Mars, D'Mile, Carter Lang, Dylan Wiggins, and Omer Fedi to create a sonic landscape that feels both intimate and explosive.

She crafted the lyrics after absorbing harsh online criticism, channeling personal sting into a narrative about unrequited love and the desperate need for validation. The accompanying music video reinforces the song's vulnerable mood through a retro camcorder aesthetic. Rosé directed the visual herself, wandering Seoul at night near landmarks like Jamsu Bridge while singing directly to an unseen lover. Her live debut followed just days later on KBS2's The Seasons: Lee Young-ji's Rainbow.

Upon release, the track debuted at number one on the Billboard Global 200 chart. While it did not dominate the US Billboard Hot 100 to the same extent as global charts, it secured top-five positions in several Asian markets including Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan. It also landed within the top thirty in Australia, Canada, South Korea, and the United Kingdom. As of late 2026, the song continues to maintain cultural relevance, with Rosé being honored as LACMA's "number one girl" for her upcoming performance at the Art + Film Gala. [edit]