BLACKPINK's Rosé Seemingly Attempts To Avoid Controversy In New TikTok Linked To "DEADLINE"
BLACKPINK Rosé‘s attempts to avoid controversy in her new TikTok have made netizens LOL.
BLACKPINK recently released their album DEADLINE with the track “GO.”
The members seemingly teased choreography for the song on tour, but netizens noticed that there was no dancing in the video. It meant that netizens shared excitement when Rosé posted a TikTok dancing to the song, with full choreography, albeit different from what fans expected.
Yet netizens quickly noticed that, rather than official choreography, Rosé was copying a TikTok user who had created a dance for the song.
rosé 😭 the choreographer pic.twitter.com/9p9mHTkpYy
— hiro (@rsrosiess) March 2, 2026
In particular, although Rosé copied the user, netizens joked that the idol didn’t want any controversy as she replaced the salute used in the original video with a different move, with netizens noticed that the original was problematic and could be linked to the Nazi salute.
avoiding that hand gesture lmao rosie we love u https://t.co/1AakNz87sH
— ⁴cherryti ⏳ (@elxsticgirl) March 2, 2026
she knew which move to avoid shsjsjskskjsjsk https://t.co/RpogyGXHLt
— megan (@prsmeg) March 2, 2026
https://x.com/rosie_era/status/2028691512469684463
Nah that move had to be a setup https://t.co/5SYhmFcRFk
— Jenn⁷⁵💤 (@____isanerd) March 3, 2026
choreographer needs to rethink this move omg- pic.twitter.com/G5ZQfP4gTt
— ꨄ︎ ✧・゚* ★ (@likeafantasy__) March 2, 2026
Netizens loved how Rosé was being unserious AF but also careful.
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