Son Tung M-TP was fined 70 million. Is the killing not unjust?

Immediately after the news that Son Tung M-TP was fined 70 million VND, MV had to be destroyed There’s No One At All Posted on VietNamNet, many readers have posted comments sharing their views and perspectives.

Wind close on all fronts!

The story of “surveillance” was posed by many VietNamNet readers. Prominent is Dong Phuong Bat Bai’s opinion when saying: “The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Department of Performing Arts should be stronger. Already have a code of conduct with artists and writers, the production of products is not suitable for fine customs and traditions, noisy plagiarism … should be “closed” but not light-handed!

With the same opinion, reader Vu Thanh Tuyen shared: “I was told to stop releasing it, but it was dangerous, disregarding comments. This action deserves the heaviest punishment: killing on all fronts.”

Le Duc Anh or Vu Ngoc Loan both agree with the ban on Son Tung M-TP from performing or releasing new products: “Not only fines, but banning performances, banning new products for 1 year is not enough”, “The fines are too small, adversely affecting society and young people, but only losing 70 million is not enough! The heaviest punishment, in my opinion, is banning from acting, banning new music products for a few years to reflect on yourself and your path.

Thien Anh is also afraid that the fine is not enough of a deterrent: “In fact, the amount of the fine is nothing compared to his wealth, so he is not afraid.”

Tran Ngoc Anh: It’s true that ST’s MV was taken down, even if it’s for other countries to watch, it will sooner or later be reported and removed. But I can’t cover it up: I block it in Vietnam, but I can’t ignore it in other countries!

Artists “famous” by tricks and illusions…

Reader Tran Thi Ngoc Cham affirmed to support the decision of the Department of Performing Arts, but added: “It is necessary to promptly correct the distorted ideas of some artists, going against the good cultural tradition. of the nation”.

Sharing thoughts, friend Nguyen Thi Thanh Tam commented: “Need to be strong with negative thoughts, actions or negative behavior orientation. The stronger the better!!! Support the Department of Performing Arts 100%”. Reader Tuan Dao also agreed with the decision to sanction the Performing Arts Department: “Tung was once an idol of many people, used to be an example of overcoming difficulties to prove himself. But this time, Tung was so wrong. Really agree with today’s sanction decision.”

Besides, many readers have raised the suspicion of “plagiarism” in many of the male singer’s products. My Kingdom friends revealed: “Never fell in love with him. All counterfeit products can also be promoted.”

Reader Luong Thanh Nga recalls: “The people who were called artists back in the day, they had a lot of integrity. They always keep themselves as a shining example, a beautiful mirror in the eyes of the fans. No one is plagiarizing or promoting such things.” As for Duc Cuong, he said: “A plagiarized product that doesn’t need to be discussed should be stopped. After n times of plagiarism like this, the performance should be banned completely, not turned a blind eye.”

Reader Nguyen Hau commented: “This singer needs to be punished more severely to warn some “famous” artists with tricks and create illusions and welcome.”

Don’t look at the black dot and say the whole paper failed!

In addition to the opinions that there should be a more appropriate penalty for Son Tung M-TP, there are many readers “defending” the young singer. As an older music listener, Tony Hung shared: “I’m 4x already. I agree that this boy can’t sing, but telling him to use tricks to influence something is not quite right. Son Tung is one of the few singers who have made the best music for at least the past 30 years. He also started from zero and established himself through effort. Don’t look at the black spot and scrape the whole sheet of poor quality paper. Even the MV was removed, I appreciate the music product very much“.

Meanwhile, readers of Green Melon encouraged the male singer of Thai Binh origin: “Today’s fine is definitely a great lesson for Son Tung to become more mature and will release a better quality MV that is more suitable for Vietnamese culture in the future.”

Luong Minh Son or Tran Minh Trung… also had a similar perspective and shared: “You are still young, Tung mountain, try to amend it to make society better”, “Maybe Son Tung’s good intention is to warn parents, but the way it is expressed is wrong, this is a lesson for a family. idol star”…

According to Vietnamnet