Jisoo's "Snowdrop" (BLACKPINK) continues to stir up controversy because of the crew's statement

This "sober" statement of the film crew made netizens continue to be angry.

On December 27, an interview with one of the film's production staff appeared, confusing many netizens and rekindling the controversy.

According to the interview, an employee of "A" said: "Snowdrop is a project that we do with the mindset that NSA agents are also ordinary people. There are some scenes that satirize the Government in at the time but it's not portrayed as extremely bad people. Later in the series, there are scenes related to the 1998 incident that don't have a strong negative portrayal of the NSA."

"A" continued to share: "I feel like the controversy over distorting history is a matter of opinion, how you see the 1987 era. Snowdrop describes the NSA as politically neutral. but if there are many viewers who are not satisfied with that view, then the misunderstanding will perpetuate."

Immediately after the interview was released, many netizens quickly discussed the matter. Over 1300 netizens shared their thoughts with comments like: "Yes, that's exactly why this matters", "I know they know what they're doing! This is golden comedy" , "This is equivalent to saying that the Nazis were also ordinary people"...

Last week, in the face of harsh criticism from Korean audiences, JTBC issued 2 announcements confirming that the drama "Snowdrop" does not have any historical distortions. The station even decided to broadcast 3 episodes (instead of the usual 2) on the weekend and asked the audience to continue watching to resolve misunderstandings.

However, despite that tough statement of JTBC, all 3 episodes just aired not only did not help "Snowdrop" solve misunderstandings, but on the contrary, viewers also pointed out many other distortions of historical facts.

Previously, in episode 3 aired on December 24, the Korean audience continued to point out a series of absurd details that were included in the "Snowdrop" content, such as scenes of female students having fun while partying. in fact, students of that period were participating in the democratic struggle. I still thought that episodes 4 and 5 will be aired on December 25 and 26, respectively, there will be plot twists that will change public opinion, but in fact, Koreans discovered more details that color pink, distort even clearer than before.

With the episode that is said to highlight the National Security Agency in episode 5, the wave of condemnation of JTBC is continuing to become more intense than ever. The more broadcast, the more "Snowdrop" revealed more "problematic" details but did not solve any misunderstanding as JTBC once stated.

Meanwhile, episode 5 of "Snowdrop" recorded a rating of 2.75% in episode 5 aired on the evening of December 26. Although it has increased significantly compared to episodes 3 and 4, this number is less than 3% still very alarming considering the fact that there aren't any movies airing on the same Sunday night time slot as "Snowdrop".

It can be seen that while fans have not yet had time to rejoice and celebrate because of Jisoo's successful debut, the controversy surrounding the content of "Snowdrop" has surfaced. Many netizens have criticized Jisoo for accepting a role in a movie with a false script. This is also an opportunity for anti-fans to criticize and spread false rumors about BLACKPINK's eldest sister.

It can be seen that, with Jisoo's hotness, there will be many film producers who want to invite her to participate. However, instead of choosing a flat path with films that suit the public's taste, Jisoo challenged herself with "Snowdrop" - a film with both controversial content and demanding acting skills. actor's brilliance.

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