BLACKPINK Jennie's debut drama "the Idol " prematurely ends! Foreign media harshly criticizes The worst series in history!

Caridee小編7/5/2023 1 min read

The HBO drama series "The Idol", which became a hot topic due to the appearance of BLACKPINK member Jennie, ended prematurely amidst harsh criticism.

The producer once stated, "The Idol will be the best show this summer," but the press and fans have been leaving negative reviews. The foreign media Daily Telegraph published a review yesterday stating, "This is indeed the worst TV show of the year."

The foreign media outlet "The Guardian" also holds the same evaluation, writing "Boring to the point of pain, and the ending leaves one uncomfortable. The performance of Lily-Rose Depp, playing a pop singer, is filled with a sense of emptiness in the fog."

He added bluntly: "We were shocked, amazed at how boring this work is. HBO has spent millions of dollars to make women flaunt their sexiness."

After its premiere at the 76th Cannes Film Festival in May this year, the previous "The Idol" has also been criticized. The criticism pointed out: "The first two episodes of women flaunting their nightclub fraudsters, and evil Hollywood psychopaths have already caused enough controversy."

The originally planned 6 episodes of "The Idol" were cut down to 5 in the face of harsh criticisms, and ended ahead of schedule on July 2nd. Meanwhile, the lead actress of The Idol", Lily-Rose Depp, also uploaded different photos on IG yesterday, thanking other actors and the crew.

She said, "Thank you to the performance and production teams who devoted their heart and soul to making 'The Idol'. This was the roughest yet most beautiful journey in my life." However, Jennie, who starred in a drama series for the first time as a singer, was criticized for having too few scenes and for being overly sexy, leaving room for regret.