Nonetheless, a large number of netizens defended Lisa, one of which is Thai actress and model Ploy Chermarn]. He expressed his opinion, writing, "It's already 2023, isn't it."
Last Tuesday (7/3), a series of Thailand's top entertainment news reported that Lisa BLACKPINK was heavily criticized for her back tattoo during a photo shoot for Harper's Bazaar Singapore. While only a small portion of the tattoo is visible, Thai netizens are showing negative reactions towards it. Even so, a popular figure defended the idol.
Among the criticisms, one stands out. One netizen said on Twitter, "Why would someone get a tattoo on their beautiful smooth skin? Thai people think of it as a bad woman. I am giving a warning out of good intentions. You will not be accepted to work anywhere with tattoos. Adults don't like them, especially officials government. Wouldn't it be better to be a cute idol for all ages?"
Nonetheless, a large number of netizens defended Lisa, one of which is Thai actress and model Ploy Chermarn. He expressed his opinion, writing, "It's already 2023, isn't it."
Netizens agreed with her opinion and made their own judgement, saying, "It's her body. Her money. Why do you care what she wants to do?" and "Funny. What age are we in now? It's like we can't keep up with the world. He's already very rich, and the most important thing is not to interfere with other people's bodies. This is his life, and he has the right to do whatever he wants."
Meanwhile, the Korea Times has previously reported on the growing popularity of tattoos among young people, especially among Korean celebrities who are increasingly showing off their tattoos with confidence. Despite previous negative stereotypes, more and more K-pop stars are showing off their various tattoos. (wk/goddess)
