BLACKPINK’s Jennie accused of ‘inappropriate behavior’ in Europe

Netizens continue to share their controversial opinions about BLACKPINK‘s Jennie, criticizing her dressing and dancing style, on popular online communities.

The girl group concluded the European leg of their tour тιтled “BORN PINK” with a concert in Amsterdam last Thursday, December 22nd. The girls attracted more than 160,000 fans in a total of 10 concerts in the seven different European cities they visited.

However, Jennie herself became a H๏τ topic at each concert, drawing controversial opinions about her. The idol was criticized for wearing a skirt and bra, even for twerking.

In addition, Jennie was accused of inappropriate behavior during an after-party for the Jacquemus brand event, of which a lot of videos of the South Korean singer having fun were shared.

On Saturday, December 24th, a post where many netizens criticized Jennie’s pose at a concert went viral. The post received more than 300,000 readers in less than 48 hours.

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