Artist Phi Phụng speaks out after being told she's "past her prime and only started working on TikTok"

Artist Phi Phụng admits she was brave to start a TikTok account at nearly 60 years old.

Recently, in addition to acting in film projects, actress Phi Phụng has also developed her personal TikTok channel. She records simple moments at the market, supporting those in difficult circumstances with their businesses. However, this very thing has caused the film star to become a target of criticism.Saigon, I love youHe was told he was past his prime and that's why he switched to TikTok.

Actress Phi Phụng said she wasn't upset by the negative comments because it's everyone's perspective. "Let people say whatever they want, but I think these comments are from a minority," the actress shared. She also added that she receives support from young people when making TikTok videos, so she doesn't encounter any difficulties.

On TikTok, actress Phi Phụng also recently shared a video about the incident. Expressing her feelings about being called "past her prime," the actress said: "It's only when fate doesn't allow me to sing anymore that I'm considered past my prime. As for acting, the advantage is that even at an older age, I can still play mother or grandmother roles… I can act at any age. Because I see TikTok as a trend now, with many interesting things, I do it. I also have to choose positive, optimistic things, spreading good things…"

Artist Phi Phụng hopes to spread positivity to everyone through her TikTok content.

Actress Phi Phụng said that for many others, when they are close to 60, they spend more time with their families. The actress felt brave to decide to start TikTok at this age. “I saw many young people doing TikTok and thought it was great, so I learned from them. I go to markets, see if any vendors or elderly people are having difficulty selling their goods, and I help and share with them. I'm very happy doing that,” she said.

Artist Phi Phụng further shared that currently, due to the difficult economic situation, the market is not as crowded as it used to be. However, when the female artist invited people to buy her goods, many still happily bought to support her, which touched her deeply.

"Some people even said, 'I wouldn't buy from anyone else, but if Phi Phụng sells, I'll buy.' I felt happy hearing that, even though I knew they hadn't sold anything all morning. People know that I'm doing this to help others, so they support me," Phi Phụng expressed.