The motor company spoke up about the clip where Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep's first husband was driving and was exonerated because he had a license

After Ngoc Trinh was detained for 3 months because of a series of offensive clips performing on a motorbike, now there is an advertisement of two circus artists Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep overlapping on motorbikes without helmets.

On October 21, electric motorbike company DB (abbreviated) issued a press release about the launch of a new electric motorbike in the scooter line, called Q.

If it just stopped here, nothing would happen, but this car company has an image advertising a new model of two circus artists Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep performing head-to-head on a new electric motorbike without helmets. helmet. This image was published right at the time when the case of model - "lingerie queen" Ngoc Trinh performing in a circus on a large displacement motorbike caused offense and was being handled by the authorities, making viewers even more upset.

In this promotional video, information is given that this demonstration ad was made by professional artists in a separately controlled area and warns viewers not to try it in any way.

However, in this promotional video, the performer on an electric motorbike is shown not wearing a helmet. According to regulations, motorbike users must wear helmets. Maneuvering movements on electric motorbikes are extremely dangerous.

Currently, the Dat Bike representative said that they are trying to resolve the incident and will find a suitable solution. According to DB's representative, the above advertisement is also related to the artist, so it takes time to sit together to have a common voice.

In another development, related to the above incident, on October 22, Ho Chi Minh City Police said they had clarified many details related to the case. Police determined that the incident took place in An Khanh ward, Thu Duc city.

According to Thu Duc City Police, the nature of the clip of Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep performing head-on while driving was different from the Ngoc Trinh case. This activity has a license in a restricted area and has requested permission from the project.

The clip took place a few months ago, in a carefully fenced area. Police also determined that this was filmed content to advertise a car line.

A behind-the-scenes clip shows that the two artists both driving and performing the stunt are under the careful supervision and protection of the film crew members. Before performing the above pose, the artist puts his head down from above and is tied with a safety belt to his body and moves extremely slowly.

When making the finished clip, the filming unit used the technique of removing the safety strap, making it look like a normal performer, not wearing protection.

Regarding information about why model Ngoc Trinh was criminally prosecuted but not these two artists, the police said these were two different circumstances. Both performing artists have protection and supervision from the filming crew...

During the process of creating the above clip and when showing it to the public, the production unit also attached the text to the clip: "Made by professional artists, in a controlled area. Please do not try following any of the images." which form".

As reported by SGGP Newspaper, on the morning of October 21, a clip posted online recorded the scene of two artists Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep riding a motorbike without wearing helmets. Then, one of the two artists overlaps the other artist who is driving.

On the afternoon of October 21, responding to VTC News, Deputy Director of the Department of Culture and Sports (VH&TT) of Ho Chi Minh City, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy, said that the department had received information about the case of two circus artists Quoc Co - Quoc Career filming commercials without wearing helmets, performing circus acts on vehicles.

"The Department of Culture and Information of Ho Chi Minh City has grasped the incident and will check again and will inform later," said Deputy Director of the Department of Culture and Information.

Also related to the above incident, artist manager Quoc Nghiep replied to VTC News reporter: "It is a promotional clip, so all issues related to this will be answered by the business that owns the clip. We did not speak out about this incident."

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