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I have mixed feelings about Jennie’s statement on why she apologized for vaping indoors. I'm sorry But did this statement make anyone else annoyed? Vaping or smoking indoors is not a cultural thing. It is wrong everywhere you go in the world because it inconveniences other people. Second hand smoking causing cancer is a thing. I hate that she made it sound like Koreans are extra sensitive to it or something. Jennie literally blew smoke into a staff member’s face, why is she acting like this.

I admit that Jennie does not owe the public an apology, the only person she should be apologizing to is the staff that were in the room with her, and especially her makeup artist who she blew smoke at. But she could've worded her statement better. Ultimately I understand what she’s saying. The culture of apologies is very strong in Korea but I don’t think this instance was the best example of it.

I don't get her point. It makes it look more like her sorry was not serious... like it was just done out of necessity. She could've just said sorry and raised awareness on right places to smoke, for example. And idk what culture about this things. It's basic manners. People have issues everywhere, it's nothing korea specific. Smoking indoors is a big no for me like you have whole outside world or some places have designated space for that. I don't want to be the victim of passive smoking. People can wait to smoke, it's not a necessity. Yess public apology is a stretch but i would say one doesn't need to smoke indoors at all.

Jennie's statement makes it seems like she apologized to appease people and not because she understood what the problem was. Like miss, blowing smoke in someone's face has nothing to do with culture, history or time(?), it's all about being respectful to the people around you. I have asthma and I've literally fought (verbally) with people on street for blowing shit on my face. Like I understand we are humans and we all make mistakes but instead of admitting to those mistakes, doubling down and blaming others is an extremely bad look for her. I think she needs media training or better PR. Her team uploaded the video of her vaping indoors and exhaling without turning her head. Her team then edited out that scene. After the backlash, her team released a statement as the company apologising and also saying jennie apologised to staff (jennie didnt personally release any apology) but they didn’t clarify in that statement that if it was a private residence or if staff consented or anything that would have killed any misinformation about the legality. And now jennie willingly brings up the issue again with this statement in her own interview which is supposed to be focused on her album, that frankly didn’t add anything positive to her image and didn’t need to be said (just like she skipped answering much more substantive questions about her album production). The backlash wasn’t just Korean it was pretty international so her statement in this interview doesn’t really say anything useful about anything. Odd choice.