K-pop star Rosé of BLACKPINK is set to make a global impact once again—this time through the silver screen.
On May 1 (KST), it was officially announced that Rosé will contribute an original track to the highly anticipated Hollywood racing film F1, starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris.
Titled “Messy”, Rosé’s new song will be featured as track five on the film’s official soundtrack, F1: The Album.
The project boasts a star-studded lineup that spans multiple genres and includes music icons like Ed Sheeran, Doja Cat, Raye, Don Toliver, Burna Boy, Roddy Ricch, Tate McRae, and more.
This marks yet another significant milestone for Rosé as she continues to establish herself as a solo artist on a global scale.
The full soundtrack is set for release on June 27, coinciding with the movie’s worldwide theatrical debut.
While specific details about “Messy” remain under wraps, fans are already speculating that the song could reflect Rosé’s signature emotional intensity and melodic flair—qualities that have earned her critical acclaim and a dedicated international fanbase.
Rosé’s involvement in the F1 soundtrack comes at a time when she continues to break records and chart history.
Recently, she became the first female K-pop soloist to chart on the Billboard 200 for 20 consecutive weeks, showcasing the staying power of her solo music.
Her participation in a major motion picture soundtrack only expands her influence into new artistic and commercial territory.
This opportunity also highlights the ongoing global crossover of K-pop artists into Western media and pop culture. BLACKPINK members have increasingly ventured into film, fashion, and international music projects, and Rosé’s contribution to F1 underscores both her versatility and the industry’s recognition of her star power.
As fans await the release of F1: The Album, excitement is mounting not only for the film but also for the unique musical synergy this diverse artist lineup will bring.
Whether you’re a BLINK, a film lover, or a music enthusiast, June 27 promises a cultural moment where cinema, speed, and sound collide.
