Director Neko Le analyzed that for fans in Vietnam, artists' income is much lower than in Korea, China, and Thailand, so it is impossible to have a large crew.

Recently, famous singers from famous TV game shows have continuously organized music shows and fan meetings.
The fan community was "uproaring" for many reasons. They thought that the singer's influence was great, and that it needed to be bigger than just selling a few hundred tickets. Some fans criticized the ticket sales. The artists had to explain to the organizers. Showbiz Vietnam does not have a large budget and large crew like Thailand, Korea, and China.
Fame comes with pressure
Recently, some fan communities have commented on the way artists' FCs or crews operate, and how tickets are sold for some concerts.
For example, fans of talented guys, guys coming out from Brother overcame thousands of obstacles good Hi drunk brother They think that their idols are famous and have great influence, so it's a waste to sell only a few hundred tickets for a concert or fan meeting.

Recently, the music night of the Cactus group (from Brother overcame thousands of thorns) On November 17, at SOL 8 stage (Hanoi), ticket sales were not suitable, so all tickets sold had to be canceled and resold in a new way.
Specifically, fans complained about the way tickets are sold via hotline numbers and the lack of announcement of ticket prices, quantity, opening hours...
One of the singers who rose to fame after Say Hi Brother Duong Domic faces the pressure of fame when rumored to be dating hot girl Linh Ka.
Although neither of them have confirmed it, Linh Ka's personal page has received many negative comments. Duong Domic had to post an explanation since August when the rumors first started.

Through TV game shows, some long-time artists or young artists have new fans or are updated with trends.
This trend is somewhat similar to showbiz in Korea, Thailand, and China - where audiences spend a lot of money to "feed" artists in many ways: buying albums, buying souvenirs produced by the artists themselves, buying tickets to concerts, fan meetings, giving artists a mountain of gifts (sometimes even giving bouquets of cash)...
Currently, Vietnamese showbiz is also learning from foreign fan models, so it is inevitable that there will be initial confusion.
Artists and audiences sympathize with each other
When fan communities continuously "storm" and give feedback on event organization or crew operations, many artists have to speak up to explain and hope the audience understands and gives them more time.

In his broadcast, the rapper - director Neko Le express your views to fans.
He said: "Because you are imagining the Vietnamese entertainment industry to be like Korea, China, or Thailand."
Many audiences expect concerts or fan meetings to be big, but in Vietnam, a show with about 1,000 people is very risky.
If the show is organized for 1,000 people but there are hundreds of empty seats, the show organizers will have to suffer a loss, so they need to choose a safe option.
"I know you love your idols, but don't be too harsh in criticizing the crew. If partners see artists with aggressive fans, who would dare to cooperate anymore?
We are trying to understand you better, so we hope you understand Vietnamese showbiz culture" - Neko Le wrote.
He added that in Vietnamese showbiz, the budget is not large enough like Korean, Chinese, and Thai entertainment companies for an artist to have a large team and be able to handle all problems.
Still Duong Domic, at the end of August, when there were dating rumors, he spoke up through a post on his fanpage but mentioned rapper Phap Kieu even though it was unrelated. Fans blamed Duong Domic's team for being tactless. Later, the team edited the post and posted another apology.
"Duong apologizes for the lack of rigor in his work with the crew regarding the information posted, which made everyone uncomfortable and caused misunderstandings to many viewers," the singer wrote.

On the social network Threads, these issues are often hotly discussed by fans. Besides mixed opinions, some viewers believe that because the artist has become famous so quickly, their team needs time to adapt to the large amount of work that has come.
Audiences want the entertainment industry to operate more professionally, and artists want audiences to understand the problems that exist. They both need to sympathize with each other.
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