Jennie's name and nationality were changed to Vietnamese, fans were outraged by the offensive action

The incident of Jennie smoking has not stopped when on a major news site in Korea, the female idol of BLACKPINK was changed by antifans to her full name, hometown and Vietnamese nationality. This makes netizens angry because of their uncultured behavior.

The case of Jennie (BLACKPINK) smoking an e-cigarette in a closed room and blowing smoke into the employee's face is the hottest topic today. She was labeled an "abuse of power", disrespectful of those around her, and received heavy criticism from public opinion, even facing the risk of being fined.

It can be said that in 8 years of operation, this is the scandal that affected Jennie's image and caused the most trouble. Under public pressure, Jennie admitted and apologized to the public through the representative company ODDATELIER.

On the morning of July 11, the online community was shocked when it was discovered that Jennie's personal information on Namuwiki (Korean Wikipedia) was suddenly changed. Specifically, an online account changed the female idol's name to Nguyen Cuong Phuc, and also changed the nationality of BLACKPINK beauty to Vietnamese.

It is known that anyone can edit most pages on Namuwiki, so netizens believe that an anti-fan intentionally changed the information in the personal profile of rapper Hac Huong. On forums, netizens simultaneously expressed their indignation and strongly condemned netizens' editing of nationality on BLACKPINK members' personal pages.

The audience emphasized that the above-mentioned netizen's editing action showed discrimination and lack of respect towards Vietnamese people: "This is outrageous. Extremely rude to Vietnamese people", "The act of smoking Blowing smoke can happen anywhere in the world. Why is this being attributed to Vietnamese people? "It's obvious that this is discrimination", "The person who edited Jennie's profile needs to apologize to Vietnamese people", " Such an act of editing nationality is unacceptable"...

In the latest developments, rapper Hac Huong's personal information on Namuwiki has just been restored to its original state. Netizens accessing Jennie's profile on Korean Wikipedia can now easily see that the female singer's name and nationality have been updated correctly.

The case of Jennie smoking broke out on July 8. Specifically, in a new vlog on her personal YouTube channel, Jennie (BLACKPINK) was caught acting like she was smoking an e-cigarette. While doing makeup to prepare for the Jacquemus show in Italy, the female idol brought a suspicious object to her mouth, then exhaled smoke. This smoke blew straight into the staff who were doing her makeup.

Immediately, this moment caused a storm on social networks. This topic even ranked No.1 on the Weibo social network entertainment board. To "avoid the storm", the female idol's team deleted this scene from the vlog, but this is still a topic that attracts a huge number of readers.

According to My Daily, in Jennie's controversy, the issue here is not just whether the female singer smoked illegally or not, but the act of blowing smoke into the face of her makeup staff. This is considered a big problem regarding Jennie's polite attitude towards people around her.

Recently, a netizen who identified himself as an employee who was present at the time Jennie smoked spoke up to defend the BLACKPINK member. According to this person, the location in the video is a non-smoking area and Jennie also asked everyone's opinion before smoking. The make-up artist bent down to look for lipstick, so when Jennie blew out the smoke, it accidentally brushed across her face and the top of her head. The SOLO singer repeatedly apologized to the makeup artist afterward, who said it was okay because she also smoked.

But this employee's post did not appease public opinion because Korean media pointed out that since 2014, e-cigarette smoking has been classified in the same group as cigarette smoking in Italy. In addition, Italy has banned smoking in all public lounges since 2005 and is proposing to expand prohibited areas from indoors to larger spaces such as parks and bus stations.

Jennie (BLACKPINK) admitted to "releasing smoke", apologized for behaving rudely to employees An Nhi09:22:19 10/07/2024The incident of Jennie puffing cigarette smoke in the face of employees in a closed room is receiving public attention. Later, through ODDATELIER, Jennie admitted to her behavior.