Regarding the controversy that Ice Thalachanun, wife of Neng Mengjai, posted a sarcastic message, causing the comedy community to speak out. Recently, Mr. The Comedian went live to discuss the matter, saying that
everyone, including the elders who attended the event, did their best. We also fulfilled our roles fully. Instead of recording videos to thank guests and senior relatives who came to help with Neng Mengjai’s family’s event—"Our family is happy, I am happy, sorry if the care was insufficient"—things would have looked better and smoother. Continuing with such goodwill would make future efforts easier. For example, live-streaming sales with products displayed nearby would encourage people to buy because of your charm, making the event complete.
No gratitude is one thing, but then posting sarcastic comments is another. I had warned before not to post or do that. Why did you do it? You can’t handle the backlash because we don’t know how such posts will be received. At first, it was fine, but now the reaction has turned negative. What will you do next? How will you manage?
It’s true that Thai people forget easily, but don’t forget that if old issues resurface, people will recall what you did. This situation arose from losing someone dear—it’s a painful matter. Let me put it this way: media colleagues who attend funerals daily, have you thanked him yet? You already know that Neng is in front of the media; it’s not difficult at all.
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