Just a few days ago, a video released by the Korean group Blackpink caused controversy, and even the Korean Health Medical Union criticized Blackpink. So, what kind of MV will cause such a big controversy? According to South Korean media reports, when the MV of Blackpink's new song "Lovesick Girl" was about 1 minute and 33 seconds, Jennie, one of the members of the group, played the roles of a nurse and a girl trapped by love to express the lyrics "When I am lovesick, no doctor can help me". However, in the video, Jennie, a nurse wearing a tight skirt, red high heels and a loving hat, made many people feel uncomfortable. The Korea Health Care and Medicine Union also said that the shape of nurses wearing tight skirts and high heels in MV is not realistic, and sexualizing nurses will increase the risk of sexual violence against nurses.

For this incident, YG Entertainment, which belongs to Blackpink, also responded quickly, saying that the picture is just to show the lyrics and has no other meaning. I hope everyone will regard MV as an art form and don't over-interpret it. Of course, now the producer is talking about re-editing. It is worth mentioning that10.2, the Korean women's team Blackpink released its first regular album The Album. Once released, this album topped the iTunes album charts in 57 countries, including the United States. After the title song "Acacia Girl" (provisional translation) MV was launched on Youtube, the broadcast volume exceeded 654.38 billion in just 75 hours.

However, due to the modeling of nurses in MV, it also caused great controversy. Many netizens said that the shape of nurses in MV is a "distorted image", which simply does not conform to the serious dress of nurses in reality. Some netizens also said that nurses are the group with the highest proportion of sexual violence among medical staff, and the repeated display of this sexy image of nurses in popular culture will also aggravate this situation. According to the wanted by relevant institutions, the proportion of female nurses sexually harassed worldwide is as high as 43. 15%, even reaching 87.30% in the most serious areas. However, many netizens said that female singers are not exposed, and their appearance is similar to that when people pretend to be nurses. There is nothing to blame for dressing like this in works of art.

Due to the growing controversy, YG also issued a statement on June 6th 10, expressing great respect for nurses, and then explained the controversial picture, saying that nurses and patients appeared at the same time to reflect the lyrics "There is no doctor to help me when I am lovesick". YG said: "This photo has no other intention, and we are worried that it will be over-interpreted. I hope everyone can treat MV as an independent art form. We would appreciate it if the audience could understand that all the scenes have no other meaning except describing the lyrics. " Of course, at the end of the statement, YG also said that it would re-edit the MV in the near future and remove the picture of nurses dressing up.