Hong Kong rising diva Gloria Tang, more popularly known to the public as G.E.M., is said to be under fire once again after being more attentive to her Mandarin-speaking fans during a performance she had in Las Vegas on Saturday, February 22.

It looks like there wouldn't be any peaceful time for G.E.M. Tang any time soon with the continuous criticisms being thrown at her by the public.

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After being accused of having '3-second memory' by netizens earlier last month, the female singer is once again under fire after allegedly being more attentive to her Mandarin-speaking fans during a concert in Las Vegas.

On Saturday, Tang was slated to perform in a concert at The Venetian in Las Vegas, but instead of pleasing the audience, the 'I Am a Singer 3' winner is said to have caused anger instead for interacting with the people in Mandarin throughout the concert.

While on stage, some concert attendees were said to have booed the 23-year old singer and shouted that she is from Hong Kong, thus she must speak the native language.

This isn't the first time that Tang has been criticized for being more considerate of her Chinese and Mandarin-speaking supporters.

During her X.X.X. Live World Concert Tour at the Hong Kong Coliseum, the singer sparked anger among her local fans after she performed more Mandarin songs.

On top of that, the audience criticized the 'Sometimes' hit-maker for performing more cover songs on her concert.

Furthermore, besides the accusations that she is more attentive to her Mandarin-speaking fans, Tang was also criticized by some audience members for allegedly singing off key.

Tang did not comment about the issue, but on February 23, Monday, she took to her official Facebook page to post a message to her supporters.

"It's not every day that you will find a wide path on your way, but we can always continue forward. Ease every step, [then] no matter how difficult the journey is, we will reach the end."

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