Even though it has been more than a year since her acting debut, the media continues to closely examine Jennie’s first role as an actress. Fans were eagerly anticipating her performance as Dyanne in HBO’s series The Idol, which marked her film debut in a supporting role. The show gained attention for its star-studded cast, which included The Weeknd, Lily-Rose Depp, and Jennie.
Despite the belief that The Idol would launch Jennie into Hollywood, the show instead sparked controversy due to its sensational storyline and suggestive content. This resulted in Jennie facing criticism, particularly in Asia. Her excessively provocative scenes were heavily circulated on social media, causing her to be viewed as a “blemish”on the feminist image that BLACKPINK had cultivated.
Despite the mixed opinions online regarding Jennie’s portrayal in The Idol, her role has earned her accolades at the SEC Awards in Brazil. Furthermore, her dance performance has been nominated for Outstanding Choreography (Primetime Emmys) at the 2024 Emmys, adding to the controversy surrounding her role.
A translated post from a French newspaper has recently emerged, providing behind-the-scenes information and foreign media opinions on Jennie’s role. This has sparked significant interest among netizens.
The post highlights how Jennie has exceeded the expectations of a K-pop idol by choosing to participate in an acting project. Various media outlets from Asia and Europe have shared varying opinions on Jennie’s performance. Additionally, the post acknowledges that Jennie’s actions have opened the door for Lisa to showcase her individuality at a strip club.
K14 was the source.
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