The information that the artist Chi Tai died of a stroke received the attention of many people. Currently, the male artist’s coffin is in Tran Phu Funeral House (District 5, Ho Chi Minh City). From the afternoon of 9.12, many artists were soon present to see their faces and say goodbye to their respected colleagues. Everyone could not hide their emotions, they burst into tears when the actor The house has five fairies gone suddenly.
However, present in the funeral home area, the visitors could not help but feel annoyed by the appearance of many YouTubers and curious residents. Knowing that there will be many colleagues visiting the late artist, they have prepared their phones for the live broadcast. Every time an artist appeared, this group of people immediately shouted his name, listened with microphones to explain the time, the place, asked for the heart to be released … creating a disturbing and offensive image. They even picked up the phone to ask about the feelings of the people around them such as security guards, people or anyone who was nearby and said, “Come and share so that everyone can mourn the artist Chi Tai”, “Stay tuned for more updates “…
The grouping of crowds makes it difficult to maintain order
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According to our record, even after 10pm, YouTubers keep gathering, getting more and more crowded. They prepare all the necessary equipment such as photography support poles, backup chargers, lights … to serve the live broadcast. Despite the rain, these people were still huddled together and jostled to cause disorder. Some people even “explain” when they broadcast live: “It is raining, God is also in mourning for the artist Chi Tai.” Especially during the current translation of Covid-19, many people do not wear masks. despite being in a crowded place.
It is known that this is not the first time that the live broadcast of the YouTuber group caused riots at the funeral of the artist. Before that, at the funerals of the artists Anh Hoa, Anh Vu, Minh Thuan … they also encountered a similar situation. Usually during the funeral of artist Anh Vu, the crowd of YouTubers jostling each other over the live broadcasts created an offensive image that angered many people.
