Photo = Captured from YouTube channel ‘Freesia’
While YouTuber and influencer Freesia (real name Song Ji-ah) apologized for the so-called ‘fake’ controversy, it was predicted that it would be difficult to broadcast JTBC’s ‘Knowing Bros’ or MBC’s ‘Point of Omniscient Interfere’.
In particular, the industry explained that it is not easy to cast a celebrity who has caused controversy due to the nature of MBC, which is a public broadcaster. As a result, it is known that both broadcasting stations are struggling to come up with a countermeasure.
On the other hand, on the 16th, on the YouTube channel ‘Taldeok Prison Camp’, a video titled ‘I want to launch a freesia brand, but I want to use a luxury brand (counterfeit)’ was posted.
In the video released on the same day, the suspicion of Song Jia’s fake fashion raised at a luxury cafe was highlighted. In particular, when a netizen who watched the Netflix series ‘Solo Hell’ posted a question about the ‘Van Cleef & Arpels’ necklace worn by Song Ji-ah in an online community, netizens who saw the post said, “It doesn’t seem like a genuine design”, ” The chain and pendant connection parts are different”, “It seems to be a fake. It is disappointing.”
In addition, the necklace actually worn by Song Ji-ah was revealed to be different from the original necklace design priced at 5.7 million won, and it was pointed out that the awareness of brand intellectual property rights for wearing fakes was insufficient in that he had revealed that it was his dream to launch his own brand. .
In addition to this, some netizens also poured out opinions that the outfits of several luxury brands that Song Ji-ah wore in the photos she posted on Instagram in the past were also ‘fakes’.
In particular, the Chanel cropped T-shirt, which became a hot topic when worn by Blackpink member Jennie (real name Kim Jenny) in the past, was known as a discontinued product with a vintage Chanel design in the 1990s.
Also, the pink tube top with Christian Dior logo play worn by Song Jia in ‘Solo Hell’ is known as a design that has never been released by the brand Dior.
Photo = Song Ji-ah’s Instagram capture
As the controversy intensified, on the 17th, Song Jia posted a handwritten apology on Instagram.
“First of all, I sincerely apologize to everyone who was disappointed and hurt because of me,” he admitted.
He then bowed his head repeatedly, saying, “I’m really sorry.”
He also promised, “As a person with a dream of launching a brand, I will seriously recognize the controversial part and reflect deeply,” he promised.
Song Jia added, “I have deleted all the content that exposed fakes.
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