Does Vietnamese entertainment industry need a 'blockade'?
The debate: Do the audience support the artists or not, sparked by some artists, has made a part of the "gods" more or less dissatisfied. Meanwhile, veteran artist Giao Linh did not hesitate to confirm: The audience has supported me and protected me until now.
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Without an audience, what reason do artists have to stand on stage? The consequences of the debate were immediately clear. When the pandemic was intense, artists asked for support, because artistic activities were suspended, some audiences responded: They say the audience does not support artists, but why can't they survive now without an audience? Do they have to use "lifesavers"?
When it comes to artists doing charity work, the audience is even more fed up. Even the artist with the most children in Vietnam is suspected of raising children for profit. The Fairy who entered poetry and painting was suddenly asked for a statement.
One of the poets nominated for the Ho Chi Minh Prize in 2021 wrote a poem inspired by Thuy Tien:“Like a leaf swirling in a flood/the singer/sings in the wind and rain/sings for the suffering people…”.
If the following statement cannot prove that Thuy Tien is still a fairy in real life, then what meaning does “Singing in the Wind and Rain” have? Along with Thuy Tien, Tran Thanh, who has just achieved success with the movie “Bo Gia”, is also suspected of being kind. If the “king” of the entertainment industry cannot prove his innocence, his “throne” will also be shaken…
Just look at the amount of money that entertainment “stars” have raised from the community for charity work to see how great their influence is, how great the trust and love of the audience and donors for them is! Is it true that being loved too much can sometimes make people lose their sense of self-preservation? Does the Vietnamese entertainment industry need a “blockade” like the Chinese entertainment industry, because the Vietnamese also have a saying: “Bitter medicine cures disease”.
Ly Nha Ky: Discussing "delicious food"
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In the beauty's opinion: She eats well but is not indifferent to the community. Her showing off delicious food on her personal page does not violate the law, and has the effect of spreading positive energy during the epidemic. But there are some responses: There is a difference between "eating well" and posting pictures of delicious food during the epidemic, because it can easily make many people feel sad.
Noo Phuoc Thinh: Correct mistakes in time
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After posting a sensitive status that received backlash, Noo Phuoc Thinh quickly corrected his mistake: "Thanks to this incident, I feel the audience's expectations and love for a Noo Phuoc Thinh with a clean and neat image...". It was Noo's sincere apology that helped him be loved again.
