Jennie Blackpink spoke up about the role of "Thi Phi", saying something unexpected that shocked the audience in the whole episode

At a special talk with Dua Lipa on the At Your Service podcast, Jennie opened up about her journey to becoming a K-pop idol. In particular, she also shared about her first role in The Idol.

Not long ago, Jennie (BLACKPINK) officially entered the acting field with her first film, The Idol. Unfortunately, just aired this movie has caused a lot of controversy about both content and acting. In particular, the dance moves and objectionable lines make Jennie's image in the eyes suddenly go down seriously. There are opinions that debut as an actress is a wrong decision of the female idol.

Speaking to Dua Lipa on BBC Sounds's "Dua Lipa: At Your Service" podcast, the two discussed aspects of their careers as well as their personal lives.

During the talk, Jennie shared about the first role of her career in Sam Levinson's movie The Idol . Accordingly, Jennie works under the stage name Jennie Ruby Jane and plays the singer and backup dancer for pop star Lily-Rose Depp. Jenny shared:

"Acting is definitely one of the things I like to explore, when I do something, when I decide to really put my heart into it, I know I need to take it seriously.

And first of all, I wanted the new acting chapter of my life to be authentic and natural, rather than just trying to grab whatever opportunity came my way. - I was really patient with my first role.

When I spent time in LA last year, I met Sam in person and chatted with him. Sam described the image he envisioned for my role and everything - it really touched my heart."

Everything happened very quickly and Jennie was invited by Levinson to work via text message. "Everything happened so coincidentally, without foreseeing the reality of work. I felt so genuine, it touched me, gave me the courage to believe that this was the right thing to do," Jennie confided. White.

According to the sharing, the female artist said that this is the first time she has experienced the job of transforming into a role, so The Idol is indeed a real challenge. However, Jennie also said that she tried her best to fulfill her role well.

Contrary to the negative reactions of the audience, Jennie still expressed her respect to the director Sám Levinson. She considers him to be the one who helped her complete the role so well and is grateful for the way the two work together.

Produced by The Weeknd, The Idol revolves around the story of the female lead Jocelyn (Lily-Rose Depp), a pop star who is on the verge of d.eath. At this time, she meets a mysterious cult leader, owner of a nightclub - Tedros (played by The Weeknd).

The whole film is the love journey of Jocelyn and Tedros, interwoven with many interesting stories about their social relationships and friends. As for Jennie, she takes on the role of Dyanne, Jocelyn's best friend, but always finds a way to "stab in the back" her friend.

At the time of its premiere at Cannes 2023, The Idol was criticized by critics for containing many objectionable scenes and lines. As for Jennie, she was "stoned" for the dancing scenes in the movie, even though The Idol is a project labeled C18. Reporters of Variety, CNN expressed disappointment and said that this is a title with empty content.

Recently, the social network was also extremely excited when the moment Jennie burst into tears on the stage of the Hyde Park 2023 BST event was spread. Specifically, while singing Tally and coming to the part "It's my choice and I don't hurt anyone", Jennie burst into tears and shed tears on stage.

Many people think that this is Jennie's reaction after a series of criticisms recently. At the same time, the song "It's my choice and I don't hurt anyone" can also be seen as Jennie's response to the attacks from anti-fans.

During the past few days, Jennie became the focus of criticism after choosing a role in the Hollywood movie - The Idol to "debut" as an actress. Many people think that this is Jennie's wrong move, because the project was soon criticized for its objectionable content, using h.ot scenes to sentence the view. In addition, her acting also received mixed opinions and was "on the scale" with other Kpop idols.

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