Music Is Good Therapy To Nurture Mental Health

It would seem like an unrealistic dream to have an entertainer whose holistic inner beauty which radiates from her and whose talent and sense of fashion are matched by her very real emotional genuiness off the stage. This dream has been envisioned with Roseanne Park who goes by the stage name of Rosé and whose family and friends have referred to her as Rosie since her introspective masterpiece album "rosie" was released. Rosé was born in Auckland, New Zealand on February 11, 1997 and raised in Melbourne, Australia. At her father's suggestion she auditioned for YG Entertainment at 16 years old and won first place out of 700 participants in Sydney, Australia and than moved to Korea as a trainee with Blackpink. As the main vocalist with Blackpink her golden voice and graceful dancing helped jettison the group to the top in Kpop with likewise talented and beautiful Lisa, Jennie, and Jisoo by her side. Her first solo track "On The Ground" is magical as it shares a reflective message about realizing self-discovery from inner fulfillment. The unusually warm connection which Rosé has with her fans has been electrifying. Rosé has gone on to share expressions of her inner self as a fashion icon with brands including  Yves Saint Laurent (YSL), Tiffany & Co., Rimowa, PUMA and SKIMS. Rosé also shares a significant commitment to mental health and has shared her personal struggles with the loneliness and insecurities often experienced with fame. Her advocacy for prioritizing mental health along with the positivity she shares in her art is good therapy for us all. Her genuiness as a person which endears her to fans across the world was seen when she made a surprise appearance at the Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park. This commitment of Rosé to addressing serious issues confronting the world including extreme poverty, equity, and the environment give us all more hope than ever that together we can change this world for the better.