HONG KONG – Veteran Cantopop singer Jenny Tseng is not done with dragging Sing! China just yet, as she continues to seek justice for her late friend, Hong Kong-American singer Coco Lee.
Tseng, who does not post on social media regularly, has been criticising the Chinese singing reality show on Facebook almost daily since– who was a celebrity coach on its 2022 season – complaining about being mistreated on the series went viral on Chinese social media last Thursday. According to Lee, a contestant with 77 marks was given a second chance, while her mentee with 88.3 marks was not. She had voiced her general unhappiness over the show’s system, which she felt was unfair.
Tseng, 70, delivered a eulogy during the July 31 memorial service for Lee, who died at age 48 on July 5, and was one of eight pallbearers atAnd even the show’s famous music mentors – whom she believes were complicit in the alleged shenanigans and have been silent on the saga so far – were not spared.
“Everyone who participates in Sing! China lacks a conscience and will do anything for fame and gain,” Tseng wrote in Chinese. “I look down on them for insulting the profession.”
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