Did Rosé Miss Jennie’s Birthday Celebration? — BLACKPINK Member’s Location Causes Stir
BLACKPINK Jennie is facing fresh buzz after her 30th birthday bash — and where Rosé was during it — caught attention.
Jennie threw a major party in a Tokyo nightclub packed with loud music, champagne, and sparklers. She shared clips of herself dancing and celebrating with friends online.
The controversy began because Rosé was reportedly also in Japan at the same time — but far from the party scene.
Fans spotted Rosé casually shopping at a Don Quijote discount store. She was low-key in a hoodie, sweatpants, and cap, no party vibes.
Rosé and Jennie
Online chatter quickly compared their very different activities. Some questioned why Rosé wasn’t at Jennie’s birthday bash despite being in the same country.
However, many praised Rosé’s chill vibe as “approachable” and “unpretentious.”
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Some tried to pit the two against each other, but netizens defended both stars and their different styles.
“Whether they go to a club or Don Quijote, they’re just living their lives the way they want. They need to relieve stress too, right? Didn’t Rosé’s agency release an article about this?”
“It feels a bit much for regular people to be discussing someone’s private life…”
“She’s kind of neither here nor there, but people are really forgiving when it comes to Jennie lol.”
“Rosé is the textbook example of a K-Pop idol. Jennie is an individualist aiming beyond K-pop toward becoming a global pop star.”
“You can clearly see their styles there, so it’s actually nice to see lol. Even among friends, you have ones who love going to clubs and dancing, and others who love places like Olive Young or Daiso. Isn’t it just different depending on personality?”
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The two BLACKPINK members are just living different lives in Japan — one in party mode, the other keeping it low profile.
Fans remain divided but mostly supportive, appreciating the contrast between Jennie’s flashy night out and Rosé’s casual shopping trip.
This situation shows how BLACKPINK members keep their own styles even while making the group work.