Jisoo (BLACKPINK) challenges public opinion, continues to act in new movies, despite bad acting

Netflix has recently confirmed the production of a new series tentatively titled Boyfriend On Demand, starring Jisoo and Seo In Guk. The streaming platform describes it as a romantic comedy.

The drama tells the story of a webtoon producer, Mi Rae, who escapes her boring reality through a virtual dating simulation program. According to the synopsis provided by Netflix, it seems that the character Jisoo is at the center of the plot.

Meanwhile, Seo In Guk will play Park Kyeong Nam, Mi Rae's colleague and a talented webtoon artist with a cold personality that hides secrets. The creative content of the drama has aroused anticipation among Korean drama enthusiasts, however, many netizens are concerned about Jisoo's leading role.

On one hand, some feel that the plot could focus more on the female lead so that Jisoo gets more attention and uses her popularity to attract viewers. On the other hand, people are skeptical about her ability to take on the lead role.

Previously, the audience had negative feedback for Jisoo's role in Newtopia. The 30-year-old beauty was criticized by some for her acting and unnatural dialogue. Besides, there were also comments that she expressed too much, and her performance in emotional scenes was not really natural.

However, there are also opinions defending Jisoo, explaining that, compared to the previous project, the acting of the eldest member of Blackpink has improved a lot, especially the ability to act with her eyes.

Not only is Jisoo controversial in her acting, but her singing and dancing also fail to satisfy the public. Recently, a controversial post on the Korean community platform Pann sparked heated discussions, attracting more than 200,000 views and hundreds of votes.

The post focused on Jisoo's recent performance on a music show, with the original poster expressing doubts about the BLACKPINK eldest member's dancing skills, especially when it comes to basic turns and moves. "Jisoo's dancing skills... wow. Really? She even stumbled when she turned around...? How confident is she to go solo...?" the post questioned.

The comment section immediately exploded with mixed opinions. Some netizens agreed with the post, saying that compared to the other members of BLACKPINK, Jisoo's choreography was somewhat less flexible. Others pointed out that Jisoo has never been known for her strength in choreography, but she still has her own charm thanks to her stage presence and emotional voice.

However, the harsh words also met with strong opposition from fans. While the post received many upvotes, the number of people who opposed it was just as high, showing that public opinion was clearly divided. Many fans spoke up to defend Jisoo, arguing that the strict standards she faced were unfair.

"Jisoo is not the main dancer, but she has her own strengths. Not everyone needs to be good at dancing to be successful on stage," a comment that received a lot of agreement shared.

"It's tiring to see female idols constantly being scrutinized for every little detail. Why do they always have to face harsher criticism than male idols?" - another fan asked.

This viral post is not just a debate about Jisoo, but also opens up a larger topic about the scrutiny that female idols face in the entertainment industry. Many people believe that the standards for female idols are often stricter than those for male idols, especially when it comes to choreography and stage performances.

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