'Swearing Saint' likes to go to court

Perhaps for the first time in our entertainment industry, there is someone who, in the name of an artist, dares to livestream to curse an older colleague with vulgar words.

Trang Tran (photo) gathered all the trashy words in the world to insult artist Xuan Huong, because she suspected the artist had scolded her: Uncultured. The audience went from being embarrassed to being angry when watching the video clip of the former model: "Never seen anyone as "uncultured" as Trang Tran". Many people called for a boycott of the bun dau mam tom restaurant owned by Trang Tran.

Of course, artist Xuan Huong reacted strongly, writing a petition asking the police to find the person impersonating her on social media who had “commented” on Trang Tran’s Facebook, making her “furious”. At the same time, she also requested that Trang Tran be dealt with according to the law for defaming and insulting others, and to remove the video clip of Trang Tran cursing at her on social media and the internet.

It is not yet known whether the incident is right or wrong, but it is clear that in any environment, especially the environment of cultural activists, there should be no harassment by "swearing saints". Before the law intervenes, the audience, if they want, can use their right to boycott. Minh Beo's case is an example that proves the power of "gods". Minh Beo's recent June 1 performance only had about a dozen spectators.

Previously, Trang Tran was sentenced to 9 months in prison with a suspended sentence by the People's Court of Hoan Kiem District (Hanoi) for resisting a person on duty. In this incident, she insulted and attacked the self-management officer and used vulgar language towards the police officer.

Perhaps, being rude has become an incurable disease of Trang Tran, if she is not given “bitter medicine”, many people will be affected. Faced with the attitude and drastic actions of artist Xuan Huong, she still challenged: “What, this is just a civil lawsuit, if you like, go to court, I like going to court very much”.

According to Tien Phong