Jennie revealed a "rude" video to the shoe changer, her attitude was even more surprising

In the midst of the reunion fever and the launch of a world tour called DEADLINE on July 5 and 6 at Goyang Stadium, South Korea. Jennie suddenly became a 'brick billionaire' after a 20-second video revealing a gruff attitude on the night of the show.

The grand stage, explosive music and top-notch performances are what the audience experienced. BLACKPINK did not disappoint fans by bringing a satisfying music night, and at the same time introduced a new song called "Jump". However, beyond the music, a small behind-the-scenes moment suddenly became the focus of debate on social networks and this time, the main character is Jennie.

Specifically, while performing the song Forever Young, Jennie had a problem with her shoes, which forced the performance to change a little. In the moment of handling the situation, the remaining members quickly adapted and supported each other to maintain the emotional circuit on stage, a clear demonstration of the professionalism and harmony between the BLACKPINK members.

A clip of Jennie interacting with backstage staff just before the incident then went viral on social media platforms. In the clip, the female idol is seen pointing and instructing how to tie her shoelaces, acting in a hurry but showing no signs of losing control.

However, many critics said that Jennie's attitude was "rude" and disrespectful to employees, leading to a wave of outrage with millions of views, thousands of comments and many words of heavy condemnation aimed at her.

On the contrary, the fan community was quick to speak up. They pointed out that Jennie was smiling at the end of the interaction, a sign that she was not angry at all, but was just reacting quickly in a situation that needed to be resolved urgently. Given the pressure of the stage and the direct nature of a large concert, Jennie's actions can be interpreted as urgency rather than insulting.

The incident once again raises questions about the line between strictness with idols and the culture of uncontrolled negative comments on social networks.

Not only Jennie, the first concert night in the Deadline World Tour also became a topic of negative controversy on social media, when this concert was supposed to be a satisfying music party, but became a "battle for the right to vision" when many viewers were frustrated because they had to pay for tickets to look at the wall.

According to Allkpop, the audience in the N3 area fell into a bad scene: right in front of them was a huge screen that covered the entire stage. Not only do they not see their idols, they also can't watch fireworks or drone performances - all of which can only be "listened to for fun".

A fan sitting in the N3 area angrily shared on social networks: "The organizers only wrote that 'may be affected by the stage structure', but in reality they didn't see anything at all!".

Netizens quipped: "This is not going to a concert, but spending money to stand face down against the wall of repentance." Even the audience sitting in the cheaper ticket area was lucky to see part of the edge of the stage, while the people in N3 did not have the opportunity to "peek through the gap".

According to the current performance law in Korea, if a seat has a restricted view, the organizer is required to give clear notice in advance and adjust the lower ticket price. However, at BlackPink's concert, the N3 area did not have any warnings, and was sold at a higher price, making many people ask: is this a "naïve trick to deceive fans"?

The India Times said that many outraged Blinks thought that the sketchy, uncreative design but sold at a "sky-high" price was a manifestation of YG Entertainment "milking" fans. Some fans call this "garbage", saying that BlackPink no longer puts their heart and soul into fan products.

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