
ROSÉ has released 'new trick' with a Dave Meyers-directed iPhone video
ROSÉ’s new single arrives alongside a Dave Meyers-directed video filmed entirely on an iPhone 18 Pro.
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A breakup song built on a simple, cutting metaphor: the person you loved is a gameboy, a toy designed to keep you entertained and distracted, never capable of genuine change or commitment. Rosé traces the slow realisation of this truth across two years, from the initial charm of a convincing performance to the belated understanding that she was always going to lose. The song moves between anger at herself for falling for it and anger at him for the performance itself, each verse adding detail to a portrait of calculated deception. The production sits somewhere between pop and dance, propulsive enough to match the restless energy of someone who has spent months replaying the same relationship in her head. Rosé's vocal cuts through with precision, the chorus hook simple and devastating: "you'll always be a gameboy / but these days, I don't wanna play, boy". It is the sound of someone who has finally put the thing down and walked away.
"gameboy" is a track by ROSÉ, from the album rosie, released 6th December 2024. The track is 2:47 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about ROSÉ.
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