Brisia Jodie Remembers Being Bullied Since Childhood Through K-Talk Palu Podcast

Kapanlagi.com - K-Talk Palu Podcast (Kangen Talk Apa Kabar Lu?) is one of RCTI+'s new flagship programs. Hosted by Amel Carla, this program will feature a series of famous artists with their own interesting stories.

In its first episode, K-Talk Palu presented Brisia Jodie as the guest star. The cute-faced singer is known to have been bullied and has many haters, although she eventually succeeded in entering the Top 7 of Indonesian Idol IX and later became a popular soloist.

"People think Brisia Jodie is amazing, talented, pretty, adorable, right? Very cheerful. But, do you have struggles? What are your struggles, sis? Maybe in your career," asked Amel.

"Well, you know, I also went through a lot to get to this point, right? Haha. I mean, there were many things, but luckily I have a very supportive family," Jodie replied.

1. Bullied Since Elementary School

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It turns out that since she was in elementary school, Jodie has often been bullied by her classmates because she used to be bald and wore a wig. And it turns out that until now there are still people who bully her because of that.

"I was bald in junior high, then I started wearing a wig, I was bullied continuously from elementary school and junior high. Not so much in high school, not anymore in college, but now it's like that," Jodie recalled.

2. Bullied Because of Off-Key Singing

In addition, Jodie also experienced an embarrassing moment when she first performed on air, where she sang off-key and ended up being bullied by many people. But above all these stories, there are still some worst bullying experiences that Jodie has gone through.

The complete story of Jodie's experiences can be heard exclusively on the K-Talk Palu Podcast on RCTI+. This program is presented to bring fans closer to their idols.

"Another new program from RCTI+ that can bring fans closer to their idols. Starting from that idea, K-Talk Palu is expected to be an additional entertainment choice for RCTI+ users," explained Co-Managing Director of RCTI+ Valencia Tanoesoedibjo.

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