It is another source of pride for Thai people after Nene Royal or Praew Rattikan Amloy the 16-year-old female rocker from Phuket, who competed in the "America’s Got Talent" show on NBC in the United States during the Quarter-Final round and received the Golden Buzzer from Mel B, one of the judges, creating a sensation both in the show's hall and among global social media fans.
Meanwhile, Add Carabao the famous Thai folk rock artist, posted a message praising Nene Royal’s talent and shared about the atmosphere behind his own concert stage where parents brought their children with guitars to get his autograph. He viewed this as a powerful influence and inspiration stemming from Nene’s success.
Without hesitation, Uncle Add personally donated one million baht in cash to fund her travel and expenses to conquer victory and bring pride to Thai people, warmly encouraging her with a friendly message, ending with, "Uncle Add donates one million baht in cash to you so you can use it for travel and expenses to achieve victory and bring pride to our beloved Thailand….
Uncle wants to be a small source of support for you to carry out this mission on behalf of Thai people. Win the finals spectacularly, dear. Love you.. muah muah."
Recently, after seeing Uncle Add’s post, Nene posted a short but respectful thank-you message saying, “Thank you, Uncle Add Carabao.”
Many followers joked that calling him "Uncle" might reduce the prize money to five hundred thousand baht, while most praised Nene’s politeness and the legendary veteran’s generosity in supporting and passing opportunities to young artists genuinely.
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