Jessica was called a "traitorous princess" of Girls' Generation, opening a concert in Vietnam

Once one of the prominent symbols of the second generation of Kpop, Jessica Jung has been a controversial name in the fan community for many years.

Recently, the fact that the female singer held a concert in Vietnam continued to become a topic of discussion on social networks when the ticket sales situation was said to be not very positive.

According to information shared on ticketing platforms, Jessica's concerts in Vietnam have a total of 28 ticket classes with many different prices and regions. However, up to the time of being noticed by the online community, only some ticket classes such as SVIP-1, SVIP-2 and some seats in CAT3 were announced to be sold out. These are mainly low-priced areas or with unfavorable visibility. Meanwhile, many ticket classes in better areas such as VIP, PRE and mid-range stands are still not full. This makes many netizens think that the attraction of the female singer in the Vietnamese market is no longer as strong as before, and there are even comments that the concert is in a state of "lack of tickets".

On forums, the story quickly became a topic of debate. A part of the audience thinks that this is a sign that Jessica's influence has decreased significantly compared to her peak. However, the singer's fans have a different opinion, saying that ticket sales are not fully booked at the moment cannot confirm anything, because many international concerts often sell tickets in stages and can speed up in the days leading up to the event.

Before these debates appeared, Jessica was considered one of the most prominent faces of Girls' Generation.

Thanks to her luxurious image and characteristic cold demeanor, Jessica is favored by the media and fans by the nickname "ice princess". During her time with Girls' Generation, she appeared heavily in advertising campaigns, international events and was considered one of the most recognizable members of the group.

However, the big turning point occurred in September 2014 when Jessica suddenly left Girls' Generation. The singer said that she was asked by the company and members to withdraw from the lineup, while the management company said that she wanted to focus on her personal business so she could not continue her schedule with the group. The incident at that time shocked the K-pop fan community, and at the same time created many controversies that lasted for many years.

After leaving the group, Jessica continued to pursue a solo career and established her own fashion brand. However, this path is not always favorable. The brand she founded has been involved in legal disputes related to millions of dollars in debt, even the flagship store in Gangnam was closed due to financial problems.

In the field of music, Jessica released several solo mini albums and participated in entertainment programs abroad. In 2022, she attracted attention when she appeared in the Chinese TV show "Billionaire Pedals the Wind and Turns the Waves", thereby helping her name continue to be known in this market.

However, many years after leaving the group, Jessica's image in the K-pop fan community is still quite complicated. A part of the audience still supports the female singer, while others think that leaving the group at the peak has caused her to lose her previous position.

On K-pop forums in Korea recently, the topic "Thanks to Jessica, I have opened my eyes to women. She was the first girl in my life, but one day, I suddenly quit my fans." Under the posts, many comments said that Jessica was their favorite first female idol. When asked about the first female idol in her life, many people mentioned Girls' Generation and Jessica. There was even a "Jessica first love club", showing the strong mass influence of Jessica in her heyday.

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