Deviant network phenomena are about to be "named"

(NLDO) - "Who has assisted fake idols" - the topic of VTV's 24-hour news program attracts attention.

Showing off photos with Japanese adult film actors becomes a trend

Specifically, the news mentioned the current social media idols. Among them, there are many fake idols, people whose behavior is criticized as toxic and controversial.

The news listed trends that were created from that, such as the fan dance, or the recent trend of people showing off photos with a Japanese actress. The news called these "deviant idols". "Real and fake are different in the word "talent" but ironically, the influence is not much different. Especially with the help of social networks like today" - Editor Son Lam expressed.

The news report states that curiosity is a human weakness and social media is increasingly exploiting this weakness. As long as audiences still like to see such unsavory information, these platforms will continue to post it.

One of the notable points in the 24h Movement news is the Japanese actress mentioned. Although not named, the "Japanese actress" mentioned by VTV is believed to be actress Eimi Fukada. Eimi Fukada was born in 1998 and is one of the youngest actresses to participate in the adult film industry in Japan.

Deviant internet phenomena are called out

After being broadcast, the news "Chuyen Dong 24h" immediately attracted the attention of the online community. Most comments expressed agreement and concern with the issues mentioned in the news. "There are famous idols and also scandalous idols", "I hope the authorities will take strong action against fake idols", "Nowadays, if you want to be famous, you do whatever you want", "Everywhere you go, you see online gangsters", "When that Japanese actress came to Vietnam, many people praised her", "I watched the clip of the actress at that event, so many people responded, it was scary", "Young people today are so strange", "Alarming"... are some of the comments from the audience.

Before pursuing an acting career, Eimi was active in a girl group but it was quite unstable. In 2017, she decided to leave the group, officially switching to adult films and becoming more and more famous. Many people caused controversy when lining up and jostling to take pictures with Japanese actress Eimi Fukuda at a Vietnamese airport.

VTV's news also received many mixed opinions, especially about the Japanese adult film actress.

VTV's news also received mixed opinions. "It's really worrying. Thousands of young people are excited, interested, and flock to forums to comment on ridiculous and offensive things. No one forbids you from taking photos with others, but the way we praise makes us vulgar and rude"; "When social media users follow trends by regularly posting videos with violent content, vulgar comedy, or meeting an adult film actor and viewing them as an idol, it's really worrying"; what are young people "idolizing"? Integrate, don't dissolve these Western-style trends and cultures. What do children, young people who are students, want from this actor that they "idolize" him so much?"; "He is also an actor, permitted by the law in his country, does not violate ethics or the law. Did she do anything wrong when she came to Vietnam?"; "VTV is good but this one doesn't seem reasonable"... are some of the audience's comments.

Although adult films and actors are legal in Japan, the culture in Vietnam is different. YouTubers and TikTokers themselves must be aware of this in order to produce content that is appropriate to the customs and culture of their country.

However, dealing with fake idols is something that everyone supports.

There are also opinions that this criticism is a bit too much because after all, she is a legal actress in Japan. When a tourist comes to Vietnam, with healthy activities, we should have a hospitable and friendly attitude. What should be condemned here is the phenomenon of YouTubers and TikTokers rushing to take photos with her, posting them on social networks and then considering this as a way to attract views, orient or encourage offensive and vulgar comments.

In early April 2023, the Ministry of Information and Communications announced that there would be a comprehensive inspection of TikTok in Vietnam in the near future. Two of the issues of TikTok that the Ministry of Information and Communications is paying attention to include content distribution and advertising. Mr. Le Quang Tu Do (Director of the Department of Broadcasting and Electronic Information) said that TikTok's violations have left serious consequences such as creating a favorable environment for fake news to spread, causing economic damage and social instability. Encouraging young people to imitate and follow bad and offensive trends, distorting the perception and lifestyle of young people, and corrupting the cultural values ​​of the nation. Encouraging and facilitating illegal business activities. Copyright infringement is rampant.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/van-nghe/vtv-goi-ten-nhung-hien-tuong-mang-lech-chuan-20230429102446136.htm