Pham Thoai joined the fight to protect Y Nhi in the middle of the drama: 'She's still young, anyone who says she's grown up is lying'

Hot Tiktoker Pham Thoai officially entered the defense of Miss Y Nhi in the midst of a noisy drama all these days, affirming that the queen was still naive, did not know anything and hoped for the sympathy of the online community.

In the past few days, the name of Miss Huynh Tran Y Nhi has been the focus of criticism and harsh criticism from netizens. Crowned the national beauty contest Miss World Vietnam 2023, Y Nhi won the glory not long ago, but was crushed by the network. However, the main reason is also from her mouthful, thoughtless statements.

Accordingly, the beauty of Binh Dinh origin, Miss Huynh Tran Y Nhi had an interview that was considered a "very strong self-destruction". Specifically, in an exchange with the media after the coronation, Y Nhi talked about her peers and friends born in 2002 like her. The beauty is proud of herself, at such a young age, Y Nhi has won the title of Miss, it is her effort, while other friends are only worried about drinking milk tea, dissipated.

Specifically, Huynh Tran Y Nhi said: "When I was still in school, I worried about what I would do in the future. My peers spend time to sleep, play, drink tea. If I have milk or coffee, I am more mature than you. I have a job, you are still a student, I am already Miss. When I have such a big responsibility, I also have to know how to keep myself better to fit. in his position". Immediately, this statement of Y Nhi was strongly stoned and criticized by the online community.

A wave of controversy began to break out between the two sides, the defenders of Y Nhi and the anti-queen faction. A number of famous characters also started to join the drama, squeezing into this drama. Typical among them is male athlete Kim Son, a fisherman on the Vietnamese national team. The reason he criticized Y Nhi was because Kim Son was also born in 2002, being criticized as above made him unacceptable.

However, some people like Miss Phuong Le, Duong Trieu Vu, .. also think that the incident of Y Nhi has nothing to say so much. In the midst of the incident, a new character who spoke out to protect Y Nhi also appeared, none other than Tiktoker Pham Thoai, an extremely famous face on social networks, dubbed "the saint" live sales".

Accordingly, in a livestream to exchange with the audience, Pham Thoai also made comments about Y Nhi, he said that Y Nhi was too young, that's why naivety, thoughtless speech is also the thing. unavoidable, hope everyone will forgive the queen. However, Pham Thoai still emphasized that he is not defending, just stating his personal opinion.

Specifically, Pham Thoai confided his thoughts: "Too bad, friends, she is still young, Y Nhi is only 2k2. I don't defend but I tell the truth here, my staff even talk, behavior is still very lacking. It's not too rude here, but it's still naive. Because they are young, sometimes they don't understand much, everyone should sympathize with her. At your age, you're the same way."

"I'm not defending, but let's just think for a moment. I also went through that time, 18 - 20 years old, 4 years ago Pham Thoai was a very rude person, swearing. No respect for anyone. , but a time will change. 21 years old whoever says he's grown up is definitely lying, can't believe it So that's okay, everyone sympathizes with him, sometimes he doesn't know it's still small," Pham Thoai added.

Currently, the defense of Miss Y Nhi by Tiktoker Pham Thoai is still causing a stir in the whole world. As for Miss Y Nhi, fans also give a lot of advice, hoping she has more standard statements and words to avoid affecting her reputation and title.

Y Nhi pulled more than 100,000 people into the anti group after crying, officially surpassing Vo Ha Linh T.P10:15:41 31/07/2023Thi Phi has not stopped surrounding Miss Y Nhi, when recently this beauty born in 2002 continued to receive a series of attacks, increasingly large-scale, when hundreds of thousands of people began to join the anti group. .