Many Korean and Chinese BJ's "circumvent" the underwear law when broadcast on the livestream and received mixed reactions, some people were banned from long-term waves.
On the growing livestream platform on social networks, many Asian beauties become more famous after being broadcasted and receiving great attention from fans. In addition to the "mainstream" girls, many BJ use tricks to attract the attention of the online community with "cloth-saving" outfits with 18+ content, regardless of the language.
In fact, in some Asian countries, the administrators of social networks have made a rule including how to dress to tighten discipline and limit offensive content, easily causing the public to respond harshly. of streamers. However, there are still many cases of "bypassing" the law and being "touching the back of the head" but still "the horse is familiar with the old way".
Recently, a beauty nicknamed Baby66 has been "whistled" because gout was wearing hot on the livestream. Regularly wearing sexy outfits, deep necks showing off her round 1 late, livestreaming in front of thousands Baby66 has faced many mixed opinions from netizens, not only with offensive content, Baby66 also used the reason to edit the camera to show close-up chest shelf, making many people angry.
More notably, she also revealed that, in previous broadcast times, Baby66 did not wear a bra. It is known that in some Asian countries such as Korea, Japan, China, BJs are required not to reveal their underwear when broadcast live. However, the law was born to break, the beauty revealed, the only way to "circumvent" the law is not to wear underwear, but only use breast patches to shield. This is also the reason why the beauty is banned from long-term broadcasting by the channel management.
In Korea, disrespectful dressing on livestream has become a painful problem. Many beauties get scandals just because of their hot shows, despite gossip to increase views and attract interaction from fans. Above all, the "dodging" the 1-0-2 rule of Baby66 has also been successfully applied before.
