The Rose: Come Back To Me Review [Documentary]

0:00So, welcome back to my podcast show, um, Keep Up With Dance at least. And today's nurse is going to meet you something different. If this is her, this is actually my favorite, Sheephawk boy band. And it is the rose. And yes, before I start, I actually sell the rose. Sheephawk boy band in concert in 23. And it was amazing. They were so good. Oh my gosh. And such a good time back, um, the rose of Sheephawk boy band concert. All right, here it is. The rose, come back to me, shows how a Korean rock band went global. Although South Korea has countless less India rock bands over the years, almost none have achieved as much international, successful as the rose. I did not know that. And who, its conversational underdog story is in the Dock of Entry.

1:02The rose, come back to me. And I love that song. Come back to me. Currently playing theaters and USA can, uh, in over two dozen other countries. And wow. Um, let's keep ahead. Let's see the rose numbers. Move on. Uh-huh, move on. Oh my god, he's definitely my bias record. And he's the hot leader too, as well. Uh, let's see. Lee, as they share, the remarkable journey from being Teapot Trinies, dropouts to becoming one South Korea most famous and celebrated rock bands. The filmmakers at last year, which it was writing up for the audience award, quickly sold out all of it in screening. With one person critics, readings on Rotomales to date, the movie has reason not only with the band's fans, but the fan-based black roses, but also with those who might not have recently heard the band.

2:06We really wanted to have the film reach anyone who is open to a story that could change their minds about something. We are hoping to change people's ideas of what a good rock band can look, because I think even now in America and around the world, when you think of a rock band, you don't necessarily think of people who look like these guys. Says the beauty in 2017. I didn't even know that the rose actually debuted in 2017. Oh my god. With their hit song, Sorry The Rose, who writes, proposed, produced, they're all in songs. Now that, I like about The Rose. I like that. Has played sold out crowds across Europe, Asia, Latin America, Canada, and USA. And they also formed festivals like La Plaza and La Chela. Oh, yes, that's right. The Rose, they were actually at La Plaza,

3:07and they were actually at La Chela. That's right, I watched it, I watched The Rose. K-pop, wait a minute on TV, on YouTube. Oh my god, they're so good. They're music, I love it. I'm so glad I'm a super K-pop fan, and I'm glad I love all these hot men K-pop waybids. I love all these K-pop waybids. And super fan, how are you? Back to the art group. The air is global, isn't quite rosy either. Along the way, the group based challenges, Jeff Battles with depression, South media, last Sammy for his past one, and used opportunities dried up due to COVID-19, the demi. And the three of the four members had to serve in the Korean military, both. And they also sued their former label as well, claiming that they were not paid for years. Oh my god, that is terrible.

4:07Other troubling innovations. The documentary details all about their ups and downs, often showing the members to be surprisingly open and variable. We trust fans to show our true selves. We saw his wives, and we're like, we are going all in. Let me see, let me see. Let's get that paragraph. All right, so we really came into this hoping for it to be a collaboration. There is a term that folks in documentary use these days, which instead of saying the project of a documentary, we say the parsed fence in a documentary. So to that end, we always wanted the guys be back, because this was their lives. And often times, they would push us to tell more. Oh my gosh, that is horrible.

5:11I mean, to come up, not horrible, I should say that. I would say that is a lot of information right there. And I totally agree that we really came into this hoping for it to be a collaboration. Yes, I get that. But there's a term that folks in documentary use these days. We say the parsed fence in documentary. So that's the end. We always wanted the guys to be back. Yeah, that's true. I was going to have this being back on the 19th of January, on the 19th of June. Man, I'm going to have to read it to everyone on our group. I always had it with our group. I'm going to have to skip this one, because now the website for these, S, I actually just did not let me finish the three-hand paragraph. So I would have to read you a different one. Let me see, let me see.

6:11I know there's a different one. I don't want to read the same R of A read to you last time. You know what? I think I might have to read you a different one. I go about the rows. So that's kind of the problem. I don't like the website I get on, because it tells you, the website tells you that you got to pay three, the rest of the article. And that's the part I don't like. Let me find a paragraph where I left off. Let me just a second to find it. All right, I think I found it. I think I'm going to do the paragraph below. Yeah, Jeff, all business about his struggle

7:14provides grounded sense of many inspiring to see them emerge from that darkness, not as products that we've seen, but it's all that's right. Independent artists can choose a way to build their own house under the express arts. Well, that is so cool. Wow. I guess they're part of the management who reportedly tried to bid the members against one another and seen the four of them discuss that period legal a time when their careers were nearly almost not going to make it, which means not going to finish their career. It is hard to well meet, but not heartbreaking. So much so that I urge you to have tissues nearby, because you will properly meet them. Oh my gosh.

8:15What truly sets the stock inventory apart from directions of idle life is honesty. The interview portion allows the members to open up a level, seen in the histories. Whoa. Oh, here's the one. Let's see, struggling, early struggling, sweeping, sold out, stadiums, tour in cities like Paris, London, New York, and the music isn't just a backdrop. It's a character. Each performance is into the narrative that the reavers doesn't just watch the show. They feel the vibe of the bass are all laid down to the last one. The selection of the performance includes sold out shows as well, moments with their fans.

9:17This variety coupled with valuable interviews, allow viewers to get to know the roast on a deeper level, lodging worldwide on February 14, last month. The film release date is now answered. It is present as a gift to their fans. A celebration healed together. The documentary captures the fan, the duration, involvement, and everything from song writing to stage direction, providing that they're already cesspooled as a direct insults of their life. The royals come back to me. It is a story of rebirth. It proves the music, not just entertainment. It's a tool, survival. By the time the final credits rolled, you don't just feel like a super fan. You feel like a witness to a miracle. The roast didn't just come back.

10:18They arrived exactly where they were always meant to be. About the roast come back to me. The journey of the roast from their humble beginnings has South Koreans, Indian fans, to their rising as global sensation. The roast comes back to me to read a theater now in the United States. Oh my gosh, that is so cool. The roast they have to roll constantly. Oh my god, I wish I got to their very beautiful life. And I'll say again, I miss my chance. But yeah, that's actually kind of nice. That is very, very, very, very nice. I like this art. This art was really good. I didn't know that the roast actually saved their company. I really, really did not know that. That's like, wow, wow, wow, wow.

11:32Oh, I forgot the top paragraph. Oops, the roast came back to me. The roast come back to me. Offers insight into the hardship. This Korean Indian rock group led through to get to where they are today. Let's see. The roast come back to me as far more than standard music, documentary, tabs, rare, prodigals, thematics, yet often painful rise of South Korean pop indie band. But the band is dedicated to black roses, which is their fan base, and newcomers like this film serves a reminder that the most beautiful flowers often grow from the hardest soiled. Oh wow, the film narrative is brilliant. It begins and ends with high energy of their 24-inch show of performance. But the meat of the story lies in the how we see the early days, the loosen, and the other members.

12:36And the documentary captures their team first, and highlights how they resist of tactical k-pop trainees system to their own path. That is nice. That is very nice. All right, well, that's all right. I forgot to read it to you. Whoopsie. Anyways, let's see. I don't know. I'll read you some pills for a different art school. And it's not gross. The elderly are highly loved, gross. I do. They are late. So hot. And they're deaf, too. Well, yeah, they have their own children, the other wives, yeah, they do. And they're married, as well. So yeah, that's actually kind of very excellent, to say. But very cool. It's very excellent and very cool. And I have people, the Rose, that they have their own personal lives,

13:37and they have their own wives, they have their own kids, all of them. But they actually did say that, though, that they're a Rose concert in 23, I believe. Yeah, I believe so, yes. Well, actually, what am I going to take a mask and an Italian? What day I went to see the Rose, and then they just, I'll tell you. Yeah, so it was Monday, number 13, 20, so I just saw the Rose. It's 23. Sorry. The Rose don't want to dance the World tour. Yeah, that was fun. That was actually the first time me and my friend, that was their first time to see the Rose in concert, and I was really, really, when they came on stage. Oh, my gosh. And in the audience, I'm screened for the Rose, but they look so cute with their guitar, their jackets, and they're really in line, that was so much fun.

14:41Good times the Rose concert, I should say, and it was fun. All right. I know already talked about a tease, boys next door, in Hyden, in Rise, and I already talked about the, what do you call it? The Virgil AI Boyband, P-L-A-V-E, and I already talked about that. I already talked about it, tomorrow, X, T, and then I talked about T-R-A-V-E, and I don't think I talked about T-R-A-V-E. So, I mean, I never talked about T-R-A-V-E. I know they're still together. I mean, I do like T-R-A-V-E, the key point that I do like is music. Big Sam, but I don't know what it's supposed to be. I don't think T-R-A-V-E, the key point boyband concert, why it's so fun.

15:41But I don't think, let me see, I don't think it's going to happen. I mean, T-R-A-V-E, the concert itself, there's that. Let's see. Ooh, they got a new article. All right. So, tomorrow it is treasured before I'm Zelo, Jin, live on series K-L, K-Hum. Yeah, this is your 18th world. So, thank you for listening to my content as talk show, K-Fanboy bands, boys, and this is your powerful, open-air cleaning teacher of K-Bite.