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Once again, my home country has been an embarrassment to myself, family and Girls’ Generation. The mega girl band landed for the Korea-Vietnam friendship, and it was epic. The crowd could not contain themselves, one bit. On top of a very rowdy crowd, the security guards seemed to be on lunch the whole time. Oh, and Yuri was nowhere in sight. Maybe she got the memo in History class that Vietnam was communist?

They were pushed, bumped, groped in all the wrong places! Yes, their hair was grabbed, hands were touched, and their breasts were fondled by both girls and guys alike! Actually, this groping was not limited to the fans, but the dancers insisted on keeping their hands on the girls hips. GEEZ!! molest much?

One female fan at the front of the stage barged in and gave Jessica a forced hug! Wow. Talk about giving someone their personal space. Anyways, Jessica was a great sport and commented that she was quite happy and realized that their support in Vietnam was great. Basically the fans took the “Friendship” part too far. But yeah, what a good sport. Isn’t she dreamy?



So, the guys were actually not only more reserved, but more protective of the girls.
I’d like to clear up one thing, though. The picture with Jessica looking down in horror is a male fan of hers creating a barricade to protect her. Basically he’s a martyr getting his ass beat by other fans to protect Jessica. That’s why she’s in shock. What a guy!

It’s safe to say, Girls’ Generation may be too scared to come back. Oh well, at least you know you’re well loved there! Thanks a lot for ruining it all, Vietnam!!

See the first video for the hugging incident. The rest of the videos show the other chaos that occurred. Sorry for the huge blog post! But this was epic.




Note: ssf for the caption in the Jessica picture. She was shocked by a fan protecting her.
Thanks to Soshified, alebee, kbites, ssf, fallen angel @soompi.



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20 Comments »

jessica looks so scared :( i would be too lol


Geez look at the chaos! At least it’s a swarm of fans rather than anti-fans.


lol, i didnt know viet were into kpop too


That looked so hectic, I’d be rather frightened too.


LillianTran - 10/21/09 11:08 pm

Geez look at the chaos! At least it’s a swarm of fans rather than anti-fans.

yeah true.


haha looks so fun! but i feel bad for them


they should have crowdsurfed


Haha I find this funny! They have to act all nice and stuff but I bet in their mind their thinking to get these people the heck off of ‘em. Haha. so funny.. and yet sad. Ah, the pros and cons of being a super star.


^yeah no wonder lots of celebrities go crazy


there are no pros LOL


Oh the poor stars ><” what a bad rep VN has gotten themself now. D:


^ Are you Vietnamese Ayumi aside from being Australian? I feel bad that you’d have to be associated with those people that went nuts.


^ I’m half. And I’m sure I wouldn’t have acted like that ><” so ugh!


i2ayumi - 10/22/09 12:02 pm

^ I’m half. And I’m sure I wouldn’t have acted like that ><” so ugh!

Its cause they are communists society. Being a first gen born in America, and learning about what low class the society has become, I have understanding. Communists killed many of my family.


What OMG that’s so rude.
It looks like no fun at all and SNSD prob has a bad impression now.
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are vietnams native celebrites molested liek this too?


^ Quite possibly, but not as much as ones from a different country.


wow thats horrable


AnabelStars - 10/23/09 1:08 am

are vietnams native celebrites molested liek this too?

No, I don’t think so. I mean I’ve never heard of a situation like this before. Didn’t Rain do a lot of concerts in Vietnam? Nothing happened to him…


yahhh. Rain did 1 concert that i remembered of



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