BLACKPINK’s Rosé rumoured to feature on Alex Warren’s new album

BLACKPINK’s Rosé rumoured to feature on Alex Warren’s new album

Social media is abuzz with speculation as Alex Warren, the rising singer-songwriter behind viral hit Ordinary, appears to have teased a major collaboration. The mystery feature is believed to be part of Chapter 2 of his debut album, You’ll Be Alright, Kid — and fans are convinced the secret guest is none other than BLACKPINK’s Rosé.

The excitement began with a teaser reel Warren posted on Instagram and TikTok. In the now-viral clip, he passionately lip-syncs to an unreleased track, sharing a duet with a hauntingly familiar female voice. The vocals — soft, emotional, and instantly recognizable — sparked a wave of speculation. Many fans were quick to identify the voice as Rosé's, citing her distinctive tone and delivery.

Adding to the intrigue, Warren captioned the video, "You will NEVER guess who's featuring on this song…" But fans were quick to prove him wrong, flooding the comments with one name: Rosé.

Warren’s other social media posts seem to support the theory. In one Instagram Story, he shared a photo from the 2025 American Music Awards. A closer look reveals a subtle but telling detail — a lapel name tag reading “ROSE.” While seemingly minor, this detail was quickly seized upon by fans as a deliberate Easter egg pointing to the BLACKPINK star.

More clues have continued to surface. Warren has liked and even reposted fan videos speculating about Rosé’s involvement. Adding more fuel to the fire, several Instagram users believed to be part of Rosé’s inner circle — possibly stylists or team members — have also interacted with the teaser video.

Despite the mounting evidence, neither Warren nor Rosé has officially confirmed the collaboration. Still, the combination of vocal resemblance, subtle social media nods, and suggestive clues has only intensified fan excitement.

With You’ll Be Alright, Kid: Chapter 2 set for release on July 18, 2025, fans are counting down the days. If the speculation is true, the track could mark a major crossover moment between the K-pop world and rising Western pop talent — and listeners can’t wait to hear what Rosé and Warren sound like together.