Huong Giang was boycotted and the scandals of Vietnamese stars in 2020

2020 is a "big disaster" year forVietnamese showbiz. Due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, the entertainment market has been significantly affected. A series of shows have been canceled, stages have been closed, and artists' incomes have decreased.

In addition, the past year also witnessed many noisy incidents in the artist world. The most typical was the war between Huong Giang and antifans, leading to her having to announce a temporary suspension of artistic activities.

Huong Giang was called for boycott by anti-fans

At the end of October, a group appeared on social media specializing in posting articles about Miss Transgender.Huong Giangwith the name "Anti Queen of Morality". In a short time, the group attracted more than 110,000 participants. The number of people in the group increased rapidly along with many critical posts.

On October 30, on her personal page, Huong Giang responded. The singer said that her personal life and work were being sabotaged. Huong Giang requested that the authorities intervene and protect her rights.

Huong Giang was called for boycott by anti-fans.

On the same day, she posted a photo of herself working with the police at the home of a woman believed to be an anti-fan. This person apologized and made peace with Huong Giang.

However, the incident continued to cause controversy. The wave of boycotting Huong Giang did not stop. Many netizens "attacked" the Miss Vietnam fanpage, protesting her appearance at the show.

Then, on her personal page, Miss Transgender apologized and admitted that she was hot-tempered when handling the incident. She said she would temporarily suspend her artistic activities in the near future.

“Thank you for this story, Huong Giang has realized many valuable lessons in life. One of them is that "all your past mistakes can accumulate and create your results today, so always be careful with any of your words and actions from today so that no bad results happen in the future, especially when you are an artist", she said.

MCK swears on social media

MCK's real name is Nghiem Vu Hoang Long, born in 2001. The male rapper is a member of Karik's team at the Rap Viet program. Before the final round of the competition, MCK got into a scandal when he cursed and cursed on his personal page.

Specifically, on November 9, netizens found a video on the personal page of Gonzo - a contestant on Binz's team. In the video, the male rapper sent birthday wishes to his fans. At the same time, a voice came from outside, the content of the congratulations was vulgar and offensive.

MCK criticized for sensitive statements on social media.

Next, on his personal page, MCK said that the congratulatory sentence with sensitive content in the video was said by him, not Thanh Draw. In addition, the 19-year-old contestant also used harsh language to respond to criticism from the audience.

Immediately, the video sparked a wave of criticism from the audience. Many people said that the voice in the video belonged to Thanh Draw.

"I've been 'childish' and 'fighting' for a long time. Social media can't make me less real," MCK wrote on his personal page. The male rapper also affirmed that the general standards of the audience are not the same as the standards set by him and his group of friends. In addition, he affirmed that he was not wrong, so he did not apologize.

Netizens were outraged by MCK's statement, many criticized the male rapper for being too arrogant. Karik's student's response was even considered to be challenging the audience. The public also proposed that MCK should withdraw from the Rap Viet finals because of his offensive statements and behavior that challenged public opinion. At that time, when contacting the producer of Rap Viet, the crew representative refused to respond.

A few days later, the rapper apologized and asked for support from his audience. He wrote: “I chose to stay silent and listen so that everything could stop and I could continue to spread positive energy to everyone. Because talking too long would be bad, so I will only state my opinion once.”

Phuong Thanh made false statements about charity

Early November,Singer Phuong Thanhcaused a stir in public opinion when sharing a status about the negative side of charity on his personal page.

She wrote: "Chanh (the singer's nickname) went to do charity work in an isolated village in the mountains of Quang Ngai province. Many people on the shore who were only slightly affected and not in the flood zone were also watching and saying: 'Thuy Tien's group is coming to give money, 10 million'. Everyone was watching for 10 million. Even those who were not affected by the flood were also watching for money. Inadvertently, people's greed began to rise."

Phuong Thanh apologizes to Quang Ngai people for making false statements about charity.

The female singer said she witnessed the inappropriate reality in Dai Phong commune, Dai Loc district, Quang Ngai. Netizens immediately discovered that Phuong Thanh had given incorrect information about the province. Accordingly, Dai Phong commune, Dai Loc district belongs to Quang Nam province.

Although Phuong Thanh has corrected the location information, the singer's post still received strong opposition from Quang Ngai residents. Many accounts demanded that Phuong Thanh correct the information and apologize to Quang Ngai residents.

After the investigation, Quang Ngai police determined that Phuong Thanh did not go to give charity gifts in any mountainous district in Quang Ngai. Therefore, the singer's actions violated Decree 15 of the Government on the field of post and telecommunications, providing false information, distorting, slandering, and insulting the reputation of agencies, organizations, and the honor and dignity of individuals.

VoiceEmptyhad a working session at the Department of Information and Communications of Quang Ngai. On the afternoon of November 13, the female singer spoke up about her statement. At the same time, Phuong Thanh apologized to the people of Quang Ngai.

"Because of the misunderstanding, I have to be the one responsible for apologizing and sending the first apology to the people of Quang Ngai. I hope the people of Quang Ngai will forgive and sympathize with Phuong Thanh's mistake," she expressed.

Dam Vinh Hung and other artists were punished for spreading false news about the Covid-19 epidemic.

In February, the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City signed a decision to impose administrative penalties on three artists, includingDam Vinh Hung, Cat Phuong and Ngo Thanh Van for providing false information about the epidemic caused by the corona virus on their Facebook accounts, negatively affecting social order. The fine for each artist is 10 million VND.

Artists punished for spreading false news about Covid-19.

At the end of July, singer Hoa Minzy was also fined 7.5 million VND for posting unverified news about Covid-19 on social media.

Specifically, on her personal page, Hoa Minzy shared fake information about Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam's statement via the Story function.

The statement was about people should limit traveling during the time when positive cases of Covid-19 continuously appeared in Da Nang and Quang Ngai. Immediately after that, the female singer removed the post and apologized on her personal page.