A foreign "Dragon Ball" fan named his daughter Bidili, but her family objected, sparking heated discussion

Recently, an interesting story on the foreign R website has sparked heated discussion, allowing netizens to have some understanding of the naming culture of foreigners. One netizen posted a thread to complain and asked netizens "whether he was wrong". The incident originated from his opposition to his younger brother naming his newborn baby Videl, the famous character in "Dragon Ball".

•The netizen who posted the message said that his younger brother and sister-in-law are both fans of “Dragon Ball” and they got together because of their common love for “Dragon Ball”. Therefore, he planned to name his pregnant baby and called the whole family to discuss it. His younger brother and sister-in-law unanimously suggested naming her Bidili. Unexpectedly, the netizen who posted the message and his sister both expressed strong opposition, which caused disagreements in the family.

•Of course, in the end, the younger brother and sister-in-law probably did not accept the opinions of himself and his sister, so the netizen who posted the message angrily shared the matter on the Reddit forum, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens about whether it is possible to give babies IP character names.

•The opinions of netizens who support the post are almost unanimous, all of which are based on the idea that "giving a baby an IP character name will lead to unnecessary ridicule and complaints about the name in the future." After all, "public" names are too well-known, and the child may inevitably be subject to malicious ridicule and bullying from friends in the future.

•Of course, there are many netizens who oppose the post’s opinion. The reason is simple: Bidi Li is a nice name, why must it be associated with Dragon Ball? Besides, if you are not a fan of Dragon Ball, you probably can’t remember who Bidi Li is. You should apologize immediately!

•Finally, the netizen who posted the message collected everyone’s opinions and published a closing conclusion, saying that he was still wrong, thanked everyone for their opinions, and was ready to apologize to his brother and sister-in-law immediately.