BLACKPINK Jennie's stage outfit draws mixed reactions

On March 6, BLACKPINK's Jennie officially began her solo tour, 'The Ruby Experience,' to celebrate the release of her debut solo album, 'Ruby.'

The tour officially kicked off at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California, on March 6, and social media quickly filled with news of Jennie's first solo concert. During her first concert series, Jennie performed her solo tracks from her new album.

Since her first performances, Jennie has been generating much buzz on social media and online communities. In particular, netizens have been discussing Jennie's stage outfits. There has been a divide between international fans and Korean fans.

While international fans love Jennie's stage presence and performances, Korean netizens have mixed reactions about her outfits.

Korean netizens commented:

"It's not my style."

"It looks too revealing..."

"For American standards, isn’t this outfit actually on the modest side?"

"I don’t really know…"

"Maybe I’m too conservative, but both the dance and outfit feel too revealing."

"Hot! I love it!"

"The issue isn’t that it’s revealing. It just makes her body proportions look strange."

"The white outfit is pretty."

"The black outfit is just revealing and not even pretty. If she dressed better, she’d be such a great artist..."

"It's way too revealing..."

"I get the style Jennie is going for, but honestly, it’s not a perfect fit. It doesn’t suit her, and it’s not sexy."

"That amount of exposure is fine, but the outfit itself isn’t pretty… If it weren’t Jennie wearing it, it’d just look like a rag."

"Setting everything aside, it’s just not pretty and looks too revealing."

"She’s targeting an international audience, so I just see it as a cultural difference."

"She's in America so it's okay."

"There are so many pretty outfits... but the ones she's wearing aren't even pretty."

"I don't get why international fans like those eccentric outfits so much."

"She's so thin."

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