Rarely do we see Pae Nakorn this fired up. Recently, someone commented on Pae Nakorn's TikTok, featuring a clip where Nong Oka, his eldest son, was preparing to compete in jet skiing. Many viewers left numerous comments.
But one comment said, “Why does he look like he's acting?” This instantly angered the father. Pae Nakorn captured that comment and posted a response, saying athletes train intensely, shedding countless tears just for a few minutes of actual competition. In those moments, there's no time to pose just to please people. He then fired back at the keyboard troll, asking if they had ever accomplished anything meaningful besides viewing the world with such toxicity.
“Some keyboard users have commented that my son is posing or acting. Here's the thing... If you’ve never been a serious athlete—whether amateur or professional—listen up. I’ll explain it like this...
Athletes preparing for a real competition train hard for three full months—running, mental training, physical conditioning—practicing until exhausted and crying countless times. They give their all, body and soul, for those 8-10 minutes of competition, all aiming for victory...
This is the moment the competitor is about to enter the gate start. At that time, no athlete has time to make faces to please anyone accusing them of ‘acting.’ Athletes, mechanics, and the entire team are focused, immersed in the game about to begin within minutes... This is called dedication...
For those who comment like this, maybe look at yourselves first—have you ever done anything meaningful for your family or society? Or do you just see the world through a toxic lens? In short, you behave in a way that harms society...
If my son does something wrong, I allow everyone to criticize or warn him. I’m not here to praise or protect him blindly. Anyone who reads this and agrees or disagrees has that right... Feel free to comment however you want. As for me, I will continue to respond in kind, in a democratic manner. You can see the full comments on the Ple Nakorn channel.
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