Rosé wins International Song of the Year award at Brit Awards 2026

The 46th Brit Awards ceremony took place in the early morning of March 1 (Vietnam time) at Co-op Live in Manchester, England. Rosé and Bruno Mars won the International Song of the Year award with the song "APT." This is the first time in history that a Kpop artist has won an award at the Brit Awards.

When her name was announced, Rosé stepped onto the stage and happily exclaimed "Oh my God!". She said: "It's an honor to receive this award in front of talented and respected artists in the UK. Thank you everyone.

There are many people I want to thank. First of all, Bruno, thank you for being my greatest teacher and best friend. I love you very much.

After mentioning her music colleagues and expressing her gratitude, Rosé continued to share: "I also want to send my thanks to Blackpink, thank you for always inspiring me" and called out each member's name.

Rosé is the first and only Kpop artist to be nominated for the Brit Award, both as a group member and a solo artist. She also made history by winning this award.

Brit Awards is the most prestigious public music awards in the United Kingdom, organized by the British Recording Industry Association (BPI), with results decided by more than 1,000 industry professionals, including broadcasters, record label leaders and music journalists. The event was first held in 1977 and has been awarded annually since 1982.

Previously, Rosé became the first Kpop artist to win the major "Song of the Year" award at the MTV Video Music Awards 2025 - 1 of the 4 largest music awards ceremonies in the US, with the song "APT.".

Rosé is also the first Kpop artist in history to be nominated for the Main categories Song of the Year and Record of the Year at the 2026 Grammy Awards in the US. Also nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, also with the song "APT.".

Recently, the International Recording Industry Federation (IFPI) announced the Top 20 best-selling singles globally in 2025 and honored "APT." by Rosé and Bruno Mars in the first position.