JUNGWON I LOVE YOU AND IM PROUD OF YOU THANK YOU FOR BEING THE BEST LEADER AND IM SO SORRY
🐈Because we haven't spoken about it definitively until now, some people were saying things like we haven't properly addressed it, and they've been talking a lot about the number of members. Of course, while I can understand the hearts of those who loved ENHYPEN back then, now, yes, ENHYPEN is six members, everyone. Yes. ENHYPEN is six members.
Things like what you say at the concerts or the fan chants, I do understand that as well, because we haven't spoken about it clearly until now. I understand it, but seeing Engines fighting each other because of things like that doesn't look good. To be honest, it also disrupts the performances a lot. Yes, really, honestly.
Since I've spoken about it clearly today, I think those who truly like ENHYPEN and support us will know how to act moving forward. Yes.
Ah, I'll just say this completely clearly. Because if I speak vaguely again, it might not work. From now on, saying things like 'ENHYPEN is 7' is basically telling Engenes to fight among themselves. Yes. Fighting among our fans nobody wants that. The company doesn't want it, Engenes obviously don't want it, and above all, the six of us do not want it.
So in the future, I am going to consider those who stir up or promote such disputes as not being fans. For me, too... Actually, I turned on this live specifically because of this, to talk about this. I came here to speak on behalf of the members. Yes, the other five members share the exact same thought.
So I hope you won't do that from now on. I really mean it. Yes."
phuwin straight up looked at pond’s eyes while asking that question 😩😩😩 SOMEONE SAVE POND
DERMATIGE WITH PONDPHUWIN
#DermatigeXPondPhuwin#ปอนด์ภูวินทร์
This is Ngo Pa (เงาะป่า) in traditional Thai performing arts. It is a classical literary work that has been performed for generations, including in royal court performances. The distinctive makeup and costume are part of portraying this specific literary character, not a racial caricature.
The story's central message is actually the opposite of judging people by their appearance. Ngo Pa teaches that a person's true worth lies in their character, kindness, and humanity—not in their skin color or outward appearance. It challenges prejudice and reminds us not to judge others based on how they look.
We understand that people from different cultures may interpret these images differently because of their own historical experiences. That's why learning each other's cultural context and approaching these conversations with mutual respect is so important.
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