Controversy Surrounding BLACKPINK Jennie’s Canceled Performance of The Idol Persists Due to SEO Concerns

Despite its cancellation after a single season, “The Idol”has received an Emmy nomination and is a potential winner.

HBO’s production “The Idol”features Abel “The Weeknd”Tesfaye, Lily-Rose Depp (daughter of Johnny Depp), and BLACKPINK’s Jennie. This show was recognized with a nomination for Outstanding Choreography at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards.

Choreographer Nina McNeely, known for her work with stars such as Rihanna, Björk, Sam Smith, Nick Jonas, and Foo Fighters, has a history of successful collaborations. In 2021, she received a nomination for Best Choreography at the MTV Video Music Awards for Foo Fighters’ “Shame Shame”. Her previous partnerships with The Weeknd played a significant role in her involvement with “The Idol.”

Despite the unexpected cancellation and criticism of “The Idol,” both HBO and choreographer Nina McNeely were taken by surprise. While Nina still views the show as one-of-a-kind, delving into rarely explored narratives, she acknowledges that the timing may not have been ideal.

There is a possibility that in the future, the perspective of viewers towards the show may change. Thanks to the show, Nina McNeely was recognized with a Primetime Emmy nomination, a notable accomplishment. At the awards ceremony in mid-September, “The Idol”might even surpass other nominees such as “Only Murders in the Building,””Palm Royale,”and “Physical.”

Despite the recognition for the choreographer, “The Idol”is still considered an unfortunate project for the careers of those involved, including Jennie. Both Jennie and Lily-Rose Depp gave daring dance performances, with Jennie standing out for her unique and occasionally delicate actions and dialogue.

The upcoming 76th Primetime Emmy Awards will take place on Sunday, September 15 (local time) at the LA Live Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles and will be broadcast live.

Origin: k14