Previously, some unofficial sources said that season 15 would have many personnel changes, with Bach Loc leaving the program, while faces such as Manh Tu Nghia, Ly Quan Nhue continue to participate, along with new members. However, feedback from the program said that this information is not accurate.
Although the producer spoke up, it did not reduce the heat of the controversy surrounding Bach Loc in the recent season. When season 14 aired, the actress continuously became the focus of discussion because of her statements and expressions in the program.
Some notable situations include calling two veteran members, Trinh Khai and Ly Than, "old people", along with teasing during the game. In addition, in a reflex challenge, Bach Loc was accused of expressing personal views when she did not support Ly Than's participation but proposed someone else to replace her.
In addition, Bach Loc's attitude in physical challenges also became a topic of discussion. Some viewers said that she often chose a lighter performance, and at the same time repeatedly admitted that she was physically weak, reducing competitiveness - which is considered a characteristic of the program.
Another statement also attracted attention when the actress expressed surprise at the difficulty of the challenge for guests, while other players had to perform tasks that required high physical strength. This detail made a part of the audience think that she lacked empathy for her teammates.
On social networks, there are many opinions comparing Bach Loc with female members who have participated in the program such as Angelababy, Dich Le Nhiet Ba or Tong Vu Ky. Accordingly, the predecessors are highly appreciated for their dedication and willingness to challenge, contributing to creating a dynamic image for the program.
The controversy surrounding Bach Loc also led to broader comments on the changes of the program "Keep Running" through the seasons. A part of the audience said that the program is gradually reducing the movement element, leaning towards light entertainment, different from the fierce competitive spirit in the early stages.
