Jenny Huynh revealed the reason for her depression, netizens quickly did one thing to help female Youtuber overcome "incidents"

Recently, Jenny Huynh made many followers impatient, when she appeared in a sad state. After receiving countless inquiries, she also revealed the reason why she has been unstable in the past time.

Accordingly, in the latest video posted, she made fans worry when she revealed her current status. She said she was in "depression" mode with a messy hair and a pale face.

Although still smiling, but Jenny Huynh shed tears while driving. She also shyly shared: "I don't know if it's okay for me to drive like that... I laughed and cried, everyone. I'm crazy."

Jenny Huynh bought fried chicken to eat to "drift sadness". She also shared that she loves to eat mashed potatoes to make herself 10 times happier. Although at the end of the clip, Jenny stopped crying and said that her sadness was over, but her fans still expressed many worries. Because this image is completely opposite to what Jenny Huynh has shared so far, a girl with a bright smile and a positive and optimistic spirit.

Before a series of comments and inquiries were sent, at noon on April 24 (Vietnam time), Jenny Huynh made a video to update the latest situation. Her friend said the story happened 3 weeks ago, when Jenny was rejected by the university.

"Hello guys. That video is from 3 weeks ago, when I was rejected by the university, I laughed and cried like that but then I was fine. I'm too fine now so please don't be mad. lo. Because my video editing speed takes a long time, so it's like that. Finally, I just want to say that everything is fine now," said Jenny Huynh, verbatim.

Below this new clip, netizens have left many words of encouragement and sigh of relief because Jenny is okay. "Be strong and have fun! I like you very much", "It's good to pass that stage", "Do your best! I really like your personality", "I'm fine",.. many Netizens left comments.

Jenny Huynh (Huynh Viet Hoang Vy, born in 2005) is a Gen Z YouTuber who is extremely popular with netizens. Although she is settling in the US, her social media activities still attract a lot of attention.

Jenny Huynh's YouTube channel has now attracted 2.8 million subscribers and Facebook also has more than 1.5 million followers. She attracts attention with her innocence, carefreeness, and does not hesitate to show her true personality.

Although she did not reveal her family background, but through the pictures that Jenny Huynh shared, everyone implicitly understood that she was a genuine lady. Born in 2005, but Jenny Huynh has traveled in many countries, owns many expensive brands.

The video that makes people believe more in her wealth is her trip to Las Vegas. Although not "expensive", the luxurious meal of Jenny Huynh's family at the restaurant of super chef Gordon Ramsay with expensive dishes is enough to say it all.

It is known that since childhood, she has studied at international schools in Vietnam, the tuition fee is about 500-700 million VND/year. At the age of 15, Jenny Huynh went to the US to study high school and started working as a YouTuber.

Jenny Huynh's videos are extremely simple, she mainly talks about life and the difference when she was born and raised in Vietnam but moved to the US to settle down. Female YouTuber often refers to activities of daily life such as going out, going to school, painting in her spare time or buying groceries at the supermarket, cooking around in the kitchen and cooking delicious dishes, etc.

Jenny Huynh's videos immediately attracted the attention of netizens. It would not be wrong to say that Jenny Huynh is one of the most promising faces in the current YouTube village, even capable of surpassing the "older" association.

According to Social Blade, a website specializing in social networking statistics and analysis, YouTube account Jenny Huynh earns between $1,700 - $27,400 per month. If calculated by year, on average, this channel earns 58,000 USD - 937,000 USD (1.3 billion VND - 21 billion VND).

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