K-pop star Rosé Talks About Mental Health at a California Event Hosted by Jill Biden

In a candid conversation at the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, K-pop star Rosé who is a crucial member of the worldwide popular band BLACKPINK shared her strong opinions on the emotional difficulties that are encountered by public figures naturally. The event was arranged by First Lady Jill Biden as a part of the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, focused on darting mental health awareness.

‘It’s an honor to introduce a young woman of incredible talent and courage, a global superstar who is using her platform as a force for good in the world.’ First Lady Jill Biden introduced the Pink Venom crooner on the stage.

The K-pop star said while perching on a slate gray couch after she generously hugged the first lady, said, ‘I think that would be very great, for everybody who works under the public eye,’
The colossal singer has a large social media following that makes her feel vulnerable, especially when people are tough to understand.
She shared, ‘I do feel like some of the things I do is just never enough, and no matter how hard I work on something, there’s always gonna be somebody who has their own opinion or who enjoys taking control of the narrative,’ continued adding, ‘And so, that comes to me as a sense of loneliness.’

#ROSÉ gave a speech today at the Asia Pacific Economic Leaders Week in San Francisco, USA.

“Our self-worth is not determined by where we are now, but by what keeps us close to the ground… I hope that my music can be a source of inspiration”

So proud of you ROSÉ! 🤍#블랙핑크… pic.twitter.com/2Af3mSqiES

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‘Just as we feed ourselves for better health and fitness, mental health can only be maintained equally — if not more intentionally — as our physical well-being.’ She added, highlighting the importance of talking about such issues, however complicated it may be.
Biden stated, ‘People who are older — we never, ever spoke about mental health,’ also said, ‘There was shame attached to it. But what I find as a teacher — and having my own younger grandchildren in their twenties — I think they’re much more open to talking to one another, I think there’s far less shame.’

She also highlighted how music can inspire people, said, ‘Our self-esteem isn’t determined by where we are now, but by what keeps us strong. I hope that my music can be a source of inspiration’.
“Don’t you hate that. I hate that,” Biden said.

‘If you’ve ever had an Apple watch, you are being watched all the time,’ she said.

Apple CEO Tim Cook responded, ‘Absolutely not actually,’ added, ‘We believe that privacy is a fundamental human right.’
Additionally, she said, ‘Just as we feed ourselves for better health and fitness, mental health can only be maintained equally if not more intentionally as our physical well being.’

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