🇲🇲“Every ethnic group is the lifeblood of Myanmar. Each one is an essential part of our nation's identity, heritage, and strength — Karen, Kayah, Kachin, Chin, Bamar, Mon, Rakhine, and Shan. Together, we are Myanmar.” 🇲🇲💞
They did not intend to promote cultural exchange. They just committed cultural appropriation. If they truly intended it to be a cultural exchange, they should have clearly explained their use of Konbaung dynasty attire, the throne, the dancing peacock, etc.
#MyanmarCulture
Mr. Wasin , you paved the way, and now your followers are openly copying our culture. Yet people in your country claim that nobody wants our culture. Your actions speak louder than your words, don't you? What you say and what you do are clearly two different things.
What the fuck does Burmese Yin-phone (side-buttoned blouse) and Ahtet-sint (traditional htamein waistband) have to do with Thailand!Limiting comments won't hide the fact that you're a shameless culture thief stealing Myanmar'sheritage.#StopCulturalAppropriation#BurmeseHeritage
📸 Pic 1 & 2 (1906 - Myanmar): Original archive of Burmese Royal Court dancers performing during the Prince of Wales' visit to Burma. Notice the exact Luntaya Acheik skirts, fitted white jackets, shawls, and arm postures.
As the supreme patrons of Thai culture, do the King and Queen of Thailand turn a blind eye to the blatant appropriation of Myanmar's heritage? Silence in the face of cultural theft reflects a severe decline in national integrity that the world is watching.
#GMMTV#UNESCO@UNESCO
Myanmar people used white trash british kind of colonialism mindset to butthurt Thai people who expelled Whites in the colonial era and preserve the real culture in 2026 is funny ash