Some social media users were uncomfortable watching the video and criticised Che Ta for posting such content of her daughter at a young age.
“Oh dear, there’s no need to teach her to do TikTok,” said one user in the comments, referring to the video platform commonly used to share short dance clips. The admin of the account, believed to be Che Ta, was quick to respond to the user and said there was no need for her to do any teaching as children are tech-savvy enough to know their way around the internet.Others continued to offer criticism of Che Ta’s parenting style and claimed that she wasn’t raising her daughter in a proper manner by allowing her to participate in online dance trends.“We need to teach them from a young age not to flail around like that.
Some of Che Ta’s fans also stepped up to her defence and told others to mind their own business and stop policing other people’s parenting styles. “You guys only know how to show negativity. Just take care of your own kids, enjoy this video, and be done with it,” one fan wrote.The child is a huge fan of Blackpink and even themed her fifth birthday party last year after the four-member pop group from South Korea.