”BLACKPINK's JENNIE is back on fire after her radical dance + indoor smoking affair...”THE IDOL” nominated for Emmy Award

Jennie of the Korean girl group BLACKPINK has been nominated for an Emmy Award for her debut in her first U.S. TV series, "The Idol."
On the 17th of this month (local time), the Academy announced the nominees for the 76th Emmy Awards. According to the list, Jennie starred in the HBO TV series "THE
"THE IDOL" was nominated for Best Choreography in the Scripted Program category. "THE IDOL" is a popular female pop show set in the Los Angeles music industry.
The TV series depicts the world of the music industry and love stories of singers. It is produced and written by singer The Weeknd, and is attracting a lot of attention as it is JENNIE's first acting challenge.
The nominated part is Jennie and Lily-Rose Depp singing "World Class
The scene is a dance to the song "Sinner." Choreography is by Nina Mac
Neely played the role of Diane, a backup dancer for Lily-Rose Depp in the film.
However, since the release of the TV series, Jennie's unconventional 19+ choreography has been criticized for being provocative.
The scene caused controversy. Jennie's revealing costume, excessive contact with the male dancers, and explicit movements shocked Korean fans. However, the dance scene that caused such controversy
Jennie has now established her own agency and is continuing her solo career.
A video of her smoking an e-cigarette indoors and blowing cigarette smoke in front of staff members' faces went viral, sparking controversy.
In response, Jennie's management office OA Entertainment said, "We apologize to everyone who was offended by Jennie's actions.
Jennie also regrets having smoked indoors and causing harm to other staff members," and added, "(Jennie) contacted the staff members who were on-site at the time directly.
I apologized to the fans for disappointing them. I'm sorry to the fans for disappointing them."
Attention is focused on whether the group can put an end to the controversy and take a step forward.