The dance performance video of’On The Ground’ was unveiled on the 23rd, while Black Pink Rose is continuing the first place marching through various global charts.
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In the video, Rosé showed dynamic choreography while wearing a casual black crop top and training pants. Rose showed off her unrivaled aura while giving a sense of unity with the dancers in black & white costumes. The unique camera walking and the composition of the story unfolded in the background of a studio full of light with trees over a large window caught the attention of the viewers at once.
‘On The Ground’ was born from the hands of world-renowned choreographers Kiel Tutin and Kyle Hanagami who participated in’Ddu-du-du-du’,’Kill This Love’, and’How You Like That’. The dynamic movement that intuitively captures the message contained in the lyrics and the performance that emphasizes the delicate dance lines make the viewers’ eyes unstoppable.
In particular, the perfect breath stood out with the composition that was balanced with each choreography, and the high degree of levitation. In particular, the scene where all the dancers surround Rose and dance together in the explosive climax part gave a magnificent beauty and aroused a strong thrill.
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‘On The Ground’ is gaining popularity as cover videos are poured out through various global SNS. The comeback stage video, where the full version of the performance was first released, showed a number approaching 20 million views at once, and the performance videos of various music broadcast programs each recorded millions of views, proving topicality.
The’On The Ground’ sound source, released on the 12th, gained popularity immediately after its release, rising to No. 1 on the iTunes Top Song Chart in 51 countries. Next, it was ranked 43rd in the UK’s Official Chart Single Top 100, becoming the first K-pop female solo artist to reaffirm Rosé’s global influence.
The music video for’On The Ground’ exceeded 100 million views within a week of its release. This is the shortest duration of a music video for a Korean female solo artist.
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