Rap Viet producer keeps silent about sensitive contestant performance

Contestant Dubbie's performance had a sensitive rap verse that caused a lot of controversy. Until June 9, the Rap Viet program remained silent.

Contestant Dubbie (Le Huu Khuong) of Rap Viet. Photo: Producer.

Specifically, episode 2 of Rap Viet season 3 has become a controversial topic among audiences recently.

Because in addition to the well-rated performances, there are many cases where contestants have basic knowledge errors, making many people feel confused and doubt the program's censorship before broadcasting.

Rap Viet was criticized for a series of contestants who made serious mistakes in their knowledge. The most controversial performance was that of Dubbie (Khuong Le). After his performance, he was chosen by 3 coaches and received 96% of the votes from the audience at the studio.

The reason for this controversial performance, besides the fact that the audience at the studio favored the male rapper's appearance, was that the theater song was based on the song "We Are Together, Freezing" by Tien Cookie, but was criticized for the lyrics not matching the song's theme.

The rap song has controversial content with many offensive words. In particular, the song mentions a Vietnamese historical figure with a false meaning and lack of knowledge.

Afterwards, instead of speaking up to explain and apologize, the show's producers quietly cut out the sensitive words from the rapper's performance but did not respond. Khuong Le has not spoken up since the incident.

On social networks, many people expressed concern about the knowledge of Rap Viet contestants, and criticized the organizers for their lack of responsibility in editing and censorship.

The audience commented that the crew's censorship and editing of lyrics and content were too careless, leading to lyrics that disrespected historical figures in the contestants' performances.

Meanwhile, rapper Dubbie faced a wave of criticism. Many people believed that the rapper's expression of personality through music but with incorrect knowledge and somewhat disrespectful made the audience turn their backs on rap.

On June 9, reporters contacted the Rap Viet program to find out the situation. However, the program said they remained silent and would respond after receiving official information.

Currently, the noise of Vietnamese rap is in the top 2 searches of Vietnamese audiences.

Source: https://baoquangninh.vn/nha-san-xuat-rap-viet-giu-im-lang-truoc-phan-thi-nhay-cam-cua-thi-sinh-3244451.html