Ade Londok Bullied Mercilessly by Netizens, Rigen Rakelna: If You Say Pity Then Pity

Kapanlagi.com - Ade Londok, who became a sudden celebrity after his pantun promoting mang Oleh's Odading snacks, is currently being targeted by the public. Feeling overwhelmed by this situation, Ade admitted that he regrets becoming a celebrity and wants to go back to being a tailor.

Seeing what Ade Londok is going through, comedian Rigen Rakelna responded to the situation. Rigen expressed pity and deep regret for what Ade Londok is experiencing.

"If you say it's pity, then it's pity, because maybe that's just how he is, I don't understand him. Actually, what I want to highlight is the people who gave him the stage, because maybe they don't fully know him," Rigen said when met in the SCBD area, South Jakarta, on Thursday (5/11) afternoon.

1. Not Sure Yet

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However, according to Rigen, the management also does not know for sure about the figure of Ade Londok. He also mentioned that perhaps Ade Londok was not educated on how to have a good and proper attitude when appearing on television.

"Maybe I don't understand whether it's the management's fault for not being able to sell their artists or what, but in my opinion, netizens should also really know him, whether he can do comedy, whether he can perform on TV. Maybe it's also because of a lack of education that he can't maintain his attitude. Attitude is number one, skill is number two. That's why he needs to be educated on how to appear on television properly," he said.

2. Disappointed with Netizens' Attitude

In addition, this 28-year-old man is also very disappointed with the attitude of netizens who judge Ade's behavior negatively when appearing on television. According to him, Ade Londok should not receive such treatment considering that he is new to the entertainment industry in the country.

"It's already happened, it's a shame. Who should be blamed for this? Being bullied is not pleasant. If you go against the majority of society, the same thing happens. Personally, I don't blame anyone because everyone has the right to be offended, no one is at fault. The ones at fault are the ones who go viral," he concluded.

It is known that initially the public was angered by Ade's rude remarks when he saw a father riding a motorcycle with his child. After that, netizens' emotions escalated because of Ade's disrespectful behavior towards senior comedian Malih Tong Tong on a TV program.

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