Whatever he does, he is constantly under scrutiny and involved in drama, for the singer. “Jazz Chuancheun” Recently, he released a new song that was heavily criticized by fans; some said they couldn’t connect with it, others told him to go back to doing comedy as before. This prompted “Jazz” to post a lengthy message expressing his feelings. When met at the gala premiere of a film he acted in, he opened up about it.
"Drama comes and goes; we can't control what people think. Everyone has different personalities. I always say there are people who like you and people who don’t — that’s natural. Honestly, I stopped reading comments a long time ago, but sometimes I still check them—not to see how much people like me, but how much they criticize me. I believe everyone in the entertainment industry experiences this; some people like you, some dislike you to varying degrees. When I really think about it, some get upset, but I also weigh it carefully. Thailand has over 80 million people; if you get 1,000 comments, what fraction of 80 million is that? There are millions who don’t come to add criticism. You don’t need to overthink it when leaving the house. I believe no one speaks badly to your face, not even one person."
"If we want to speak, we do, but we know there will always be critics. I vent sometimes, just like anyone on Facebook—I use it too. When I explain things, sometimes, we work differently. No need to say who should be a role model for whom; everyone can be a good example for themselves. It’s not often, only when I truly feel something, I explain my thoughts. When we want to say or explain something, we do."
"We’re all human. If it’s not something as serious as murder, it’s okay. We can’t please everyone. Sometimes wearing sandals gets criticized, being yourself anywhere gets criticized, behaving inappropriately anywhere gets criticized. Now, I just think about doing whatever I want without causing trouble for my child."
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