During her lie-detector test on January 16, ROSÉ responded to rumors about her song “Toxic Till the End.” The K-pop star was asked if the track, which features lyrics about a jealous and possessive ex, was inspired by Jaden Smith. ROSÉ quickly denied the speculation, confirming that the song was not about Smith and passed the test with ease. She also clarified that Smith is simply a good friend of hers.
ROSÉ Explains Relationship with Jaden Smith
When asked if she and Jaden Smith had ever dated, ROSÉ firmly responded with a “no.” The lie detector operator quickly confirmed her truthfulness, and ROSÉ laughed it off. Her response put to rest any speculation about a romantic connection between the two. The K-pop star further expressed her fondness for Smith, waving at the camera and saying, “Miss you lots.”
ROSÉ’s single “Toxic Till the End” marked a significant milestone, debuting at No. 90 on the Billboard Hot 100 in December. The song is part of her debut solo album, rosie. The track became her third entry on the prestigious chart. Additionally, ROSÉ’s collaboration with Bruno Mars on “APT.” earned her her first top 10 hit, peaking at No. 5 earlier in January.
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ROSÉ and Bruno Mars Collaborate on ‘APT.’
ROSÉ and Bruno Mars’ collaboration on “APT.” captured attention when Mars revealed the song’s inspiration. He shared that ROSÉ had introduced him to a Korean drinking game, which influenced the song’s title. Mars jokingly mentioned that ROSÉ attempted to kiss him, to which ROSÉ humorously responded, denying the claim. Their playful exchange sparked interest in the fun dynamics of their collaboration.
In an interview, ROSÉ addressed Bruno Mars’ previous comment about her allegedly trying to kiss him. Laughing, she called Mars a “liar,” confirming that no such incident took place. Despite the lighthearted teasing, ROSÉ and Mars’ collaboration remains a highlight of her solo career, showcasing their musical chemistry and shared sense of humor.
