Veteran paparazzi Ge Siqi issues ultimatum to Jay Chou's JVR Music, draws comparison to Andy Hui
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Veteran paparazzi Ge Siqi has issued a public ultimatum to Jay Chou's music company, JVR Music.
- Ge demands the company clarify issues involving its artists and staff within a week, threatening further action if they fail to comply.
- He controversially compared the company's alleged behavior to that of disgraced entertainer Andy Hui.
Veteran paparazzi Ge Siqi has issued a strong public ultimatum to JVR Music, the company founded by Taiwanese superstar Jay Chou. In a late-night social media post on August 14th, Ge directly targeted the company, demanding that it "clearly explain" unspecified issues involving its artists and staff within one week.
JVR company's artists! Behave yourselves, give your company a week to explain clearly, otherwise I will not be polite!
Ge's tone was aggressive, stating, "Otherwise, I will not be polite!" He further escalated the confrontation by drawing a parallel between JVR Music's alleged actions and those of disgraced entertainer Andy Hui, adding, "You are really too much, no different from Andy Hui!"
You are really too much, no different from Andy Hui!
The explosive post quickly went viral, sparking widespread speculation and discussion across the internet. Ge Siqi, known for his bold reporting style, also emphasized his ability to uncover information, stating, "What cannot be exposed there [in mainland China], I can expose all of it here!" He later clarified in the comments section that his accusations encompass "artists and company personnel," urging them not to disappoint society.
What cannot be exposed there, I can expose all of it here!
Netizens have flocked to the comments section, with some even posting screenshots of JVR Music's roster of artists, inquiring if any of them are involved. As of now, neither Ge Siqi nor JVR Music has issued a direct, detailed response to the allegations. The situation remains tense as the one-week deadline approaches.
This includes artists and company personnel. Don't let society down.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.