Pop Punk Band Neck Deep Has The Sweetest Reaction To BLACKPINK Rosé’s Cover Of “December”

Looks like BLACKPINK‘s Rosé truly impressed the Neck Deep members!

Rosé celebrated her birthday by posting live studio covers on her YouTube channel for BLINKs. One of the covers was a cover of Neck Deep’s “December,” which was released in 2015.

“December” is a slow, acoustic song about a breakup in December. In her cover, Rosé perfectly captured all of the emotions expressed in the song while adding her signature stylizations to her version of “December.”

BLINKs were thoroughly impressed by Rosé’s “December” cover.

Just when I thought Rosé couldn’t get cooler, she goes and covers Neck Deep. https://t.co/ycN6lGapbg

— Matthew Ellison (@theonlydudeever) February 11, 2022

obsessed with the fact that rosé listens to neck deep she’s just like me https://t.co/drDrUz5ieT

— bre (@kyuskindle) February 11, 2022

I will never shut up about Rosé's cover of December by Neckdeep. 🥺🖤 pic.twitter.com/u8zvZJRw7F

— cj (@catajancj) February 11, 2022

The Neck Deep members themselves also saw the cover and tweeted their appreciation for both Rosé and BLINKs.

Happy Birthday ROSÉ! This is awesome and so are your fans 🖤💖 https://t.co/uXvL4SIgZj

— Neck Deep (@NeckDeepUK) February 11, 2022

BLINKs thanked the band for their kind words, and many BLACKPINK fans explored more of Neck Deep’s music after seeing the band’s sweet reaction to Rosé’s cover.

thank you so much for your kind words, rosé has introduced me to your music and now i can’t stop listening….an amazing band!

— cay. 505 (@rosiebratz) February 11, 2022

Our Rosie introduced us to your music. Gonna listen to the rest of your songs. You guys are amazing. Thank you for appreciating chaeng’s cover. 😍🥰

— BLINK ✨ (@blink_ot4_8816) February 12, 2022

so glad that Rosé introduced us to your music. you guys make cool music

— -R-OSÉ_is_my_SupérWoman (@the_cr4vingM1nd) February 11, 2022

For more artist reactions to Rosé’s beautiful covers, check out the article below:

4 Times BLACKPINK’s Rosé Covered Songs By Western Artists And Was Showered With Praise By Them