Tiktoker from Japan criticized 50 million as not enough to live in Vietnam, fans threw heavy criticism

Recently, the online community is circulating a clip of a girl who has just returned home from Japan. Not only did she criticize 50 million for not being enough to live in Vietnam, but she also had a sarcastic attitude toward people with low incomes.

Specifically, this female Tiktoker had shocking words when saying that an income of 50 million a month is not enough to live in Vietnam. She even asked a somewhat ironic question, making people stir: "I don't know about workers with 3 - 5 million/month, office workers with 8 million, 10 million/month or less than that. Why do you still have enough to live?".

The female Tiktoker's perspective quickly attracted a lot of attention from the online community. Immediately, countless conflicting opinions "exploded" in the comments section. Some other Tiktokers also did not hesitate to post clips responding to this girl.

According to Tiktoker PH, a salary of 50 million per month in Vietnam is a stable number, not to mention being able to live well if you live in an apartment and travel by motorbike taxi every day. turmeric. Furthermore, if you live in Vietnam, you can easily buy fresh food without having to go to the supermarket at higher prices.

In addition to the opinion that an income of 50 million is meager, this female Tiktoker who just returned from Japan also made viewers unhappy because of her implicit sarcastic attitude toward people with low incomes. At the same time, netizens are still skeptical about whether this girl is deliberately choosing controversial content to gain more views.

After the clip became viral, most netizens reacted strongly. They did not agree with the girl's way of thinking. Some people currently living in Japan also left comments, saying that the amount of 50 million VND is too much for 1 month of living and spending, even though the standard of living in Japan is much higher than the standard of living in Vietnam.

"I've lived in Japan for more than ten years, my salary is 29-30 million. Calculating Vietnamese currency at the moment is about 50 million/month, but eating and spending a lot on things each month still saves a little," said one comment. Commentary said.

It is known that the girl's Tiktok channel has a fairly high number of followers because it is built with many new content revolving around the lives of Vietnamese people in Japan. However, people's love for the girl has completely collapsed since the controversial clip mentioned above.

Previously, tiktoker Long Chun also caused a stir when he announced that his salary of 10 million was impossible to live on.

Specifically, TikToker Long Chun said: "Now I'm crying for 10 million a month, I can't live. It's not because I earn so I say that, but at the present time prices are high. And of course it will still be I can live, but I have to be very meticulous, measured, and miserable.

That's not the life I aim for, thinking about it too much is tiring. For example, if you want to travel, think you can go from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. I don't say high salary or low salary is enough to evaluate a person. I'm just saying that at the present time, with a salary of 10 million, we have to live hard."

Immediately, this statement of Long Chun caused controversy. Immediately afterwards, on his personal TikTok page, he had to explain. According to the male TikToker, he is making comments about salary based on personal stories and circumstances, not imposing on everyone's circumstances.

"My perspective is given with a long story behind it, so I hope the online community does not rush to judge. Personally, 10 million is not enough because I have to take care of my younger siblings, my grandmother, my mother, and my children. pills and many other living expenses," the male TikToker said in the correction video.

Long Chun, Dat Do and a series of Tiktokers were named in the inspection conclusion for posting infringing content Minh Lợi18:02:48 06/10/2023Specifically, on September 29, the Ministry of Information and Communications issued Conclusion No. 08/KL-BTTTT, concluding a comprehensive inspection of the operation of the social network TikTok in Vietnam.