Jisoo's "Snowdrop" (BLACKPINK) has a low rating that hits the bottom, "bombing" after only 3 episodes

The few supporters of the work don't seem to have saved it either!

Since "Snowdrop" was accused of distorting Korean history during the 1987 pro-democracy struggle, JTBC has issued a total of 4 denial notices. In the latest statement, the station even said that they will show all 3 episodes this week (instead of just 2 as usual), to partly solve the worries and misunderstandings of Korean audiences about movie content. Even so, until episode 3 at least, that so-called "misunderstanding" seems to have remained unresolved.

According to Nielsen Korea, episode 3 of "Snowdrop" recorded a rating of 1.85%, down 2% compared to the ratings of the previous two episodes. This is also the lowest rating among dramas aired on Christmas Eve. Many people think that the controversy surrounding the content is the main reason why the rating of "Snowdrop" plummeted.

Meanwhile, netizens commented that for a film that distorts history, the viewership rating of 1% is still "too high" and called for a boycott so that the movie's rating drops to 0%: ""1% is still high", "Is it still airing tomorrow, let's go to 0%", "If there were no controversies, the rating of the drama would only be 0%. People only watch the movie because of the controversy", "Now the people who support Snowdrop don't watch it either", "Don't say it's because it's Christmas Eve that the ratings are low, The Red Sleeve is still above 10% That's it", "The boring script combined with bad acting and distorting history, soon the rating will drop to 0%"....

After posting problematic moments in episode 3, an article writer on Theqoo added, "The drama does not address situations outside of society - including the protests of the times. at that time, but only mentioned parties, so even if the production crew tried to avoid sensitive issues, the film itself would become a big problem.

I wonder if anyone hasn't experienced the bloodshed when the NSA burst into their home to investigate and ask for their identities. Even the scene where they criticize the skills of the Korean army is ridiculous even though they tried to make it a comedy scene. And the scene of NSA agents fighting in front of the North Korean deputy commander, is this a joke? They look like a bunch of people hungry for money. But is it really just a lust for money? I think they are closer to the devil."

The author of the article closes by saying: "Overall, the film focuses too much on the romance, emphasizing the spy's great body and manners, and focusing on the sad story just like her. Jisoo's Cinderella, showing the beautiful and innocent looks of the female lead. The way they purposely built the plot to please the fandom is quite annoying."

Although JTBC itself confirmed that they decided to broadcast 3 consecutive episodes this week to resolve the audience's misunderstanding, the way Koreans reacted after episode 3 showed the opposite. A lot of people continued to criticize, boycott and ask JTBC to stop broadcasting "Snowdrop" right away because they were tired of waiting without seeing any misunderstandings resolved.

It seems that Korean audiences are boycotting "Snowdrop" by not watching the movie anymore. Or maybe the reason is simply because episode 3 of the movie is showing on the wrong date, so it lost a large audience.

Before that, after episode one aired, netizens were surprised and extremely excited by Jisoo's performance. On online forums in Korea, netizens have left compliments for the female idol.

Rating of Korean dramas aired on the evening of December 24, 21 according to data of AGB Nielsen Korea:

At the central station:

Now, We Are Breaking Up: 5.7%

The Red Sleeve: 12.8%

At the cable station:

Bad And Crazy : 3.7%

Snowdrop: 1.9%

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