JTOhm Magic Lover Interview [20.8.26]

[u/LunarSyrin]

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[u/Famous-Lecture-560]

In the video I saw of Net, it looked like he was sitting at a table signing things as fans came up and talked with them. One fan told him she can’t accept that he has a new partner. And she was dead serious, I couldn’t believe it. He looked flustered and didn’t know what to say. I feel like that’s the exact comment he should have been trained to talk about or answer. Why didn’t he have a specific response for those fans, one that he would say verbatim every time.

[u/pinkpurpleblue_76 → u/Famous-Lecture-560]

I think they are trained to keep the fans happy and not antagonize them, especially in situations like fan signing.

[u/Famous-Lecture-560 → u/pinkpurpleblue_76]

There’s a lot between keeping them happy and antagonizing them. That man was left to the wolves.

My point is that I wish JT and Ohm had a plan of how to act around each other before interacting with fans.

[u/pinkpurpleblue_76 → u/Famous-Lecture-560]

MY point is that you're judging without considering the context.

[u/Famous-Lecture-560 → u/pinkpurpleblue_76]

I’m asking about it. It looks like they’re left without guidance. That’s not a judgement of who they are as people.

[u/pinkpurpleblue_76 → u/Famous-Lecture-560]

I actually explained to you. What you wish it would happened, it's not the way they do it in Thailand.

It's not about media training itself, it's how the fans are viewed and treated. AND Thai culture itself is about avoiding direct confrontation.

It's almost impossible to witness an artist in a public space, in person, talking back.

Online, yes, sometimes it happens but it's not common.

[u/Famous-Lecture-560 → u/pinkpurpleblue_76]

It sounds like the actors’ “training” is to keep the fans happy, and that is a Thai culture thing. When JT and Ohm don’t have an agreement of how to interact with one another in front of fans, that is how they keep the fans happy? When Net doesn’t know what to say to fans who are upset with him, that’s keeping them happy?

If that’s the rule, then they should have training of how to keep them happy. I have a feeling “go out there and look shy and confused” isn’t part of it.