Criticizing photos of Le Quyen and Ryu Jun Yeol: Why do people still insult other people's appearance?

From left to right: Singer Le Quyen, actor Ryu Jun Yeol

The two characters mentioned are singer Le Quyen and actor Ryu Jun Yeol.

Countless negative comments

Recently, a photo of Le Quyen was widely shared on social networking sites.

For example, on a movie-watching group, the post "Le Quyen through a fan's 'normal cam' at a tea room: Turns out the online image is just an illusion, her real-life appearance leaves fans extremely disappointed" attracted more than 12,000 likes and "haha" emojis, nearly 9,000 comments and hundreds of shares.

There are many opinions "defending" Le Quyen: "almost 50 years old but still young and beautiful", "still pretty", "the photos are too bad", "be beautiful, young and rich like her before speaking up"...

Some people even said: "You guys should try using the normal camera mode and see if it's as good as others before judging"...

But besides those who defend Le Quyen, there are also many people who criticize, mock, and say extremely harsh and even insulting words to others.

Someone was rude when mentioning her boyfriend's name and commented "so brave".

As for actor Ryu Jun Yeol, he became the center of criticism when news of him dating actress Han So Hee was revealed after breaking up with his long-time ex-girlfriend not long ago.

Most Vietnamese audiences seem confused when this guy looks "ugly" but why do the other two girls (Han So Hee, Lee Hyeri) love him?

Ryu Jun Yeol was criticized for his looks not being worthy of his two girlfriends (one old, one new).

Countless comments like "squinty eyes, dark lips, destructive combo", "this beauty is so interesting", "so ugly, so crazy ugly", "both of you have such salty tastes", "so evilly handsome", "looks so despicable", "why fight over this face"...

Some people get fed up reading comments like this and say: "Who people love and who they break up with is their private business. Why do our people criticize their appearance?"

Reading the negative comments from some netizens, Le Quyen shared on her personal Facebook page that she was disappointed because the audience deliberately took her unsightly moments to post online. Le Quyen also attached to the post some photos of her bare face.

Besides, she is also happy and sends thanks to many audiences because on some pages that attract likes and views, when posting the photo, there are many comments defending her.

"Civilize"

Body shaming/face shaming is simply understood as an individual using language and behavior to criticize or make negative comments about another person's appearance.

Singer Le Quyen posted a photo of her bare face after reading comments criticizing her face online - Photo: FBNV

This makes the listener feel uncomfortable, even offended and psychologically hurt.

Phung Ngoc Anh said that "the most annoying thing is that the Vietnamese online community is face shaming terribly."

This person thinks this is "super toxic and still thinks that being famous gives others the right to criticize their appearance."

Another person asked: "Since when do netizens have the right to comment on and insult other people's appearances?"

In response to a comment saying "just say what you mean", Trieu Linh said "body shaming and justifying saying what you mean"...

"Try to put yourself in your shoes if your children are not as perfect as beauty queens or actors, and are criticized for their appearance by friends or outsiders, how would you feel?" Trieu Linh added.

Minh Minh commented: "What era is this, still body shaming. Let's live a civilized life." Some people also questioned the responsibility of the owners of online groups and forums in approving posts related to the above behavior.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/che-anh-le-quyen-va-ryu-jun-yeol-sao-van-miet-thi-ngoai-hinh-nguoi-khac-2024032017492791.htm