Lisa “Crazy Horse” performance controversy persists, fueled by misleading, edited video online. BLACKPINK Fans, known as BLINKs, seek legal action against this defamation and intellectual property infringement. Contrary to rumors, luxury brands like CELINE and BVLGARI, represented by CEO JC Babin, have shown support for Lisa on social media, sparking debate about the authenticity of their backing.
Lisa’s “Crazy Horse” Performance Controversy Continues
Lisa “Crazy Horse” Fake Video Causes Outrage
Lisa’s performance from two months ago remains a hot topic. Lisa had posted photos of her outfits from the show, which got much attention online.
But now, BLINKs are working hard to protect her from bad publicity.
Fans of Lisa are upset over fake video misrepresenting her ‘Crazy Horse’ performance. These videos were made by editing Lisa’s face into an old show clip. Fans are asking the venue to take legal steps because this is wrong and harmful to Lisa’s image.
“Hi @crazyhorseparis @AndreeDeiss
We would like to bring to your attention that malicious edited/deepfake videos & photos of Lisa performing on Crazy Horse stage have been circulated by malicious people.
This action does not only defame a guest star but also constitutes misrepresentation of your intellectual property. Appreciate your consideration to take swift legal action to end this violation. Thank you.”
BLINKs on X
Support from Luxury Brands
Meanwhile, the previous report said that some luxury fashion brands previously linked with Lisa appear to be deleting Lisa’s photos. However, the report might not be accurate.
Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of BVLGARI, expressed support for Lisa on Instagram. JC Babin posted pictures of Lisa at different brand events. This move had mixed reactions. Some people thought he genuinely supported her, while others thought it was just for the brand’s benefit. JC Babin even dedicated a special section on his Instagram for Lisa.
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