Singer Jackson Sparks Debate After Vaping on Livestream

Mar.10

GOT7's Jackson Wang sparks controversy after vaping on livestream, drawing mixed reactions.

Key Points:

1. Jackson Wang attracted attention after using an e-cigarette during a live broadcast.

2. The video has been widely shared on social media, eliciting a range of reactions from viewers.

Jackson Wang, an artist from Hong Kong, China and a member of South Korean boy group GOT7, sparked controversy after asking to try an e-cigarette during a live stream on YouTube, according to Koreaboo.

歌手王嘉尔在直播中吸电子烟引热议粉丝态度存分歧 — Jackson Wang Seen Asking to Try E-Cigarette Used by Others in Group Setting | Image Source: YouTube

In the video, Jackson was filmed in a room with multiple people asking if he could try someone else's e-cigarette and inquiring if it is a brand from Indonesia.

He then briefly tries the e-cigarette, causing excitement among the others in the room, with one person commenting, "It feels like a kiss."

The video has circulated widely on social media, drawing mixed reactions.

Some social media users expressed concern, with one commenting,

"He needs to be careful with taking things from other people. Vape is not good for him because of his voice."

Other fans defended Wang, commenting,

"I hope people aren't surprised by Jackson vaping, that's been a thing for a couple years already lol."

“He has always vaped and drank. That man is 30 he doesn't need anyones permission for it.... he can do what he wants."

References:

[1] GOT7’s Jackson Gains Attention After Vaping During A Popular YouTube Channel’s Stream

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[1] Australian YouTube Vlogger "Vape Bogan" Forced to Move to UK Due to E-Cigarette Ban

[2] WWE Star Gionna Daddio's Drug Charges Dismissed

[3] Fromis_9 Members' Caught Using Vape

[4] Korean Artist Haechan Accused of Indoor Smoking: SM Entertainment Apologizes

[5] BLACKPINK's Jennie Apologizes for Smoking E-Cigarette Indoors

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