Imagine being in the spotlight, dazzling millions with your talent, only to be met with harsh criticism about your body. This is the reality for BLACKPINK’s Jennie, who recently found herself at the center of a controversy over her choice of outfit during the group's world tour, DEADLINE. The outfit—a stunning red bodysuit—was deemed ‘too revealing’ by some netizens, sparking a wave of body shaming comments that have reignited discussions about misogyny in the entertainment industry.

Jennie has always been a trendsetter, not just for her fashion but also for her fierce attitude and dedication to her craft. As part of one of the biggest K-Pop groups in the world, she often pushes the envelope with her style, opting for outfits that blend sexiness and artistic expression. However, the backlash from her daring choices isn't new. In the past, she has faced similar criticism, and this incident was no exception.

As BLACKPINK continues to captivate fans around the globe with their electrifying performances, the group has also seen their share of scrutiny. During this tour, fellow member Lisa has also been targeted for her looks, underlining the harsh realities that female idols face in a highly competitive and often judgmental industry.

In a viral post that has racked up over 2.5 million views, Jennie’s bodysuit came under fire for allegedly revealing too much, with one comment even mocking her figure. But amidst the negativity, a wave of support emerged from fans and other netizens who condemned the body shaming, insisting that it’s unacceptable to attack someone’s appearance, regardless of their career.

Comments like, “Y'all are so fckn weird, it's so concerning. Leave women’s bodies alone!” resonated with many, highlighting the ridiculousness of using fan wars as an excuse for such blatant misogyny. Others pointed out that what Jennie wore was merely an outfit choice and not a reflection of her worth or character.

The reality is, female idols are often scrutinized in ways their male counterparts are not, and this disparity needs to change. Artists like Jennie deserve to be celebrated for their talent and passion, not shamed for their fashion choices. As fans, it’s our responsibility to uplift rather than tear down. After all, who gets to decide what is appropriate for women to wear? Let’s focus on the music and the artistry, leaving the body shaming behind.