@Ndangggs@offbuk Wkwk, tapi ampun kk, maksudku mreka terkenal otaknya cerdas kan ya, tapi kok ini warga nya yg mampir kesini pada kayak gini, wkwk, sumpah speachless. hal yg sederhana dan dah dijelasin baik2 tetep yg dibahas uang lagi, uang lagi, rasa ngomong ma mr.crab wkwk
You refuse to consider the evidence from T side simply because you don't trust them due to the actions of a few individuals. But how is that any different from what you're asking others not to do?
Many people don't support your side because of the behavior of some fans who stalk artists, act like sasaengs, and behave however they want. Does that mean you want your all C people to be labeled that way? Of course not. Those are just a few individuals, and they don't represent everyone in your all C people.
So, as people capable of critical thinking, try to examine the situation with a clear mind instead of letting emotions take over. Look at the evidence fairly from both sides before reaching a conclusion.
I'm saying this because I've looked at the evidence from both sides. In fact, at first I was leaning toward C's side based only on the viral video and the photos that were circulating. But after looking into it more thoroughly, I came to the conclusion that C was the one at fault.
But yes, you're right. Let's wait for GMM to release the footage so we can see everything clearly. Hopefully, the truth will come out soon.
That's why it's important to stay open-minded and think clearly instead of letting emotions take over. You're only focusing on C's evidence while completely dismissing the evidence presented by T's side.
There was a designated time for queueing and a designated time for marking your spot. After that, staff would stamp the marked spot, and only then were fans allowed to leave it. Each spot was strictly for one person only boking a spot for someone else was not allowed. Fans were also asked to take photos with the people around them as proof.
All of this evidence is on T fans' side, while C's side is relying only on photos of an umbrella and timestamps that don't even match the official spot-marking schedule. The bottom line is that if you're attending an event in another country, you should first understand and follow the event's rules and regulations.
When the staff called her over and tried to speak to her politely, she was very uncooperative and kept focusing on her phone instead.
Btw, aku lihat keduanya, bahkan diawal karena hanya melihat video viral aku condong ke C, namun setelah ditelusuri lagi, baik dari sisi T dan sisi C, sisi C lah yg salah sejak awal, bahkan ketika kondisi masih kondusif dan staf mendekati nya dan bicara baik2 tapi C memilih untuk tidak kooperatif. Lihat video ini
There was a designated time for queueing and a designated time for marking your spot. After that, staff would stamp the marked spot, and only then were fans allowed to leave it. Each spot was strictly for one person only booking a spot for someone else was not allowed. Fans were also asked to take photos with the people around them as proof.
All of this evidence is on T fans' side, while C's side is only relying on photos of an umbrella and timestamps that don't even match the official marking schedule of the event.
The bottom line is that if you're attending an event in another country, you should first understand and follow the event's rules and regulations. And when the staff called her over and tried to speak to her politely, she was very uncooperative and kept focusing on her phone instead.
There was a designated time for queueing and a designated time for marking your spot. After that, staff would stamp the marked spot, and only then were fans allowed to leave it. Each spot was strictly for one person only booking a spot for someone else was not allowed. Fans were also asked to take photos with the people around them as proof.
All of this evidence is on T fans' side, while C's side is only relying on photos of an umbrella and timestamps that don't even match the official marking schedule of the event.
The bottom line is that if you're attending an event in another country, you should first understand and follow the event's rules and regulations. And when the staff called her over and tried to speak to her politely, she was very uncooperative and kept focusing on her phone instead.
Are they really fan?
JM did not have a clear understanding of what was happening at the time of the incident. What exactly did they expect them to do? Even now, does anyone truly know exactly what happened? Both sides are still standing firmly by their own versions of events.
This issue is about the staff, the company that set the event rules, and the fans involved. The artists should never have been dragged into it.
We've known these two for far more than a day or two. They've been in this industry for many years, not just one or two. We've seen how they've consistently treated their fans, and we've seen countless colleagues, friends, and fans praise their character and kindness. That's why this incident hasn't changed our opinion of them at all, because they are not at fault here.
Yet because of a single incident that wasn't even their fault, they've been forced to endure threats, hatred, and insults from your side. Do they honestly think that's fair?
If this is how they're going to treat JM, then they'd be better off shutting down their fan accounts and stopping putting pressure on the artists. I'm so upset
Sure, we would honestly be happy if GMM stopped sending its artists to your country, especially since they keep running into problems there.
But remember the point: don't ask them to come, either. If there's no demand, there won't be any events, and the artists simply won't come.
Why would they insist on coming to a country where no one wants them? Think about it logically.
I think your way of thinking is a little questionable. 😂
Artists come to your country because there's demand people want to see them and are willing to pay for events. If you truly believe spending your money on them is a waste, then simply don't pay, and they won't come. Is that still so hard to understand?
So what is it that you actually want? Do you want the artists to come to your country or not?
If you don't, then just continue your boycott. Don't attend their events, don't spend any money on them, and don't support them in any way. Without enough demand, no promoter will bring them to your country.
Isn't that exactly what you want? You'll be happy, and we'll be happy too. It's really that simple.
It's so funny wkwk. Do you even understand the point?
Every event costs money. Even the promoters organizing the event have to be paid. The artists work under an agency, and naturally the agency sends them to events only when they are properly compensated. That's how a business works.
The point is, if people in your country don't want to support or pay for these events, then there simply won't be any events there, and the artists won't come. It's that simple.
So, as I said before, just keep your money. Don't act as if the artists forced you to spend it on them. Your money belongs to you, and every money you spend is your own personal choice.
Yes, we are defending them, because they did nothing wrong.
They did not have a clear understanding of what was happening at the time of the incident. What exactly did you expect them to do? Even now, does anyone truly know exactly what happened? Both sides are still standing firmly by their own versions of events.
This issue is about the staff, the company that set the event rules, and the fans involved. The artists should never have been dragged into it.
We've known these two for far more than a day or two. They've been in this industry for many years, not just one or two. We've seen how they've consistently treated their fans, and we've seen countless colleagues, friends, and fans praise their character and kindness. That's why this incident hasn't changed our opinion of them at all, because they are not at fault here.
Yet because of a single incident that wasn't even their fault, they've been forced to endure threats, hatred, and insults from your side. Do you honestly think that's fair?
Use your common sense. Don't let assumptions and prejudice dictate your judgment.
Just because you saw a photo or video taken from a single angle? Can you honestly say with certainty that the artists saw what was happening at that exact moment? No. When they tried to approach, they were blocked by the crowd and the staff, who then guided them back.
Were you even at the scene? If not, then stop pretending you know exactly what happened there.
Use your logic instead of making accusations based on assumptions and your own prejudice. Your issue is with the staff and that useless company, not the artists. Stop dragging them into this just to satisfy your sense of superiority.
It's really that simple. Thai artists hold events in your country because fans there ask for them. When there's enough demand, promoters step in to make those events happen. If there's no demand at all, why would they come to your country? 😂
So don't spend your money on them if you're just going to act like the artists owe you something afterward. And if you don't want to support them, simply don't attend their events. That's your choice.
You'll be happy, and so will we.
Was anyone forcing you? Of course not. Spending your money was your own choice.
So don't act as if the artists owe you something just because you chose to spend money on them. That was your personal decision.
Having money doesn't give you the right to control artists or dictate their lives. Those are two completely different things.
If you feel like you've wasted your money, then stop spending it and stop attending Thai artists' events. You'll be happy, and so will we.