Criticizing "Anh trai say hi" fans, young man mistakenly teased the valedictorian

(Dan Tri) - Leaving a rude comment about the education of a female student who was cheering for the "Anh trai say hi" music night, the young man did not expect that the girl would be the valedictorian of her high school graduation.

Social networks were abuzz on the morning of December 12 with the story of "a young man teasing the valedictorian and the ending".

The story originated from a comment by an account named Duy Duc on the TikTok channel lapetitebeng.

Accordingly, when the channel owner posted a clip of attending the live concert "Anh trai say hi" and expressed his enthusiastic admiration, Duy Duc's account commented: "If the children study like that, their parents will surely cry tears of joy."

In response, TikToker lapetitebeng made a short clip to introduce his education story with a witty caption: "Content creator Ho Beng woke up and immediately met content "creator" Duy Duc. Thank you for letting a fangirl like me come to make hits."

Comments on studying and reactions of TikToker Lapetitebeng (Screenshot).

Lapetitebeng's real name is Tran Thi Thanh Hien, a former French major student at Hung Vuong High School for the Gifted, Phu Tho .

In the 2022 high school graduation exam, Thanh Hien was the valedictorian of block D01 in Phu Tho province with a total score of 28.5, including 9.5 in literature, 10 in English, and 9 in math. Thanh Hien's score was only 0.2 points lower than the national valedictorian of D01.

Thanh Hien was then admitted to the Marketing department - the department with the highest scores at the National Economics University. Currently, Hien is a member of the media club of Youth Neu Media school.

Although she studies French, Thanh Hien is also fluent in English. She has a TOEFL IBT certificate at level B2.

Thanh Hien's impressive academic achievements made her response clip reach more than 1.1 million views after only 12 hours of posting.

Sharing with Dan Tri reporter, Thanh Hien said that a part of society still holds prejudices about young people who admire idols, thinking that they are people who do not study well. The truth is not like that.

Current portrait of Tran Thi Thanh Hien (Photo: NVCC).

"Idolizing someone gives me the motivation to do more things," Thanh Hien said.

The female student of National Economics shared that 2 years ago, after completing her high school graduation exam, she immediately flew to Thailand to attend a music night of Korean idol group TXT.

The female student also idolized the "brothers" of the show "Anh trai say hi" so she went to all 3 shows in Hanoi . The cost of the concert was the money Thanh Hien earned from her TikTok channel.

To earn money to follow her idols, Thanh Hien studied photography and opened an online photo studio when she was in high school. She also worked as a design and digital content creator. The female student said that many female cheerleaders who are both good at studying and know how to earn money from honest work are motivated by idols like her.

"Idolizing someone doesn't waste your time or distract you from studying. What's important is that you know how to organize yourself scientifically, study when you study, play when you play, study hard and play hard too," Thanh Hien said.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/chi-trich-nguoi-ham-mo-anh-trai-say-hi-thanh-nien-khia-nham-thu-khoa-20241212104720896.htm