The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Culture and Sports said it will propose to handle channels that post harmful video clips with nonsense content, clickbait, and influence young people.

Recently, on social networking platforms, many video clips have appeared with content that many viewers have commented as nonsense. view

Nonsense, clickbait video clips condemned

For example, video clips posted on Facebook are called SV Phim Short.

These video clips are well-produced with many scenarios and the participation of many people. amateur actor

However, the content of the video clips posted on this channel received negative comments from the audience:

"This channel's acting is crazy"; "The content is so bullshit"; "The actors are crazy, they don't have anything interesting to say but they still make clips, they should take the clips down"; "The actors are so bullshit";

"This kind of movie can be shown"; "Write the script for reality, the audience is not blind";

"Why do I hate this movie so much, so fake"; "Stupid acting, can't think of any decent script"; "Ignorance, contempt for the audience"; "Insulting the viewer's IQ"...

There were very harsh comments about "this film crew": "Brainless bunch"; "Dirty skit"; "God bless the guys who made these stupid videos"; "Nonsense"...

Many viewers even called for reporting, to permanently close (lock) channels that cause frustration and are toxic to viewers.

Many parents worry that their children's access to these video clips will affect their thinking development.

Anyone who posts or broadcasts harmful videos must be held responsible.

Mr. Vo Ho Hoang Vu - Chief of Office Department of Culture and Sports of Ho Chi Minh City - According to Article 8 of Decree 144 "Forms of organizing performing arts", Clause 4 stipulates: "Organizing performing arts not directly before the public is posted on the radio and television system and the network environment for which the person posting and broadcasting is responsible".

Therefore, organizations and individuals posting videos on cyberspace must be responsible for the content as well as be responsible for noting age restrictions for viewers.

"Recently, the Department of Culture and Sports of Ho Chi Minh City has coordinated with relevant agencies to work and propose handling of a number of specific cases as reflected by the press and people.

At the same time, the department has also regularly disseminated regulations. Laws, codes of conduct for artists, guidance for organizations and individuals performing arts under authority.

However, with the complexity of the network environment, to thoroughly handle problems such as press Reflection requires synchronous coordination of many ministries and branches from central to local levels, and a complete legal system to increase effectiveness and efficiency in management work.

The Department of Culture and Sports has signed a joint agreement with a number of departments in Ho Chi Minh City to coordinate more closely in state management work in the assigned areas, and at the same time coordinate with relevant agencies to continue to make recommendations on a number of issues in the assigned areas that society is interested in," informed Mr. Vo Ho Hoang Vu.