The young beloved singer celebrated his 30th birthday yesterday. Nook Thanadol Many fans joined in the celebrations, also presenting him with elaborate money garlands as birthday gifts. This year, he asked for nothing more than happiness and thanked everyone for their continuous love and support.
The theme was inspired by traditional Thai circle dances, reflecting my cheerful and approachable personality. I’m a happy person. Fans gave lots of encouragement, and I hoped even more would come, but I also wanted the fan club to feel our love. I was amazed by the turnout; from the first day tickets went on sale, I never expected so many. Initially, I thought only about 3,000 would come, especially with the economy and floods, but tickets sold out quickly, with about 100 seats left after 10 minutes. I thank everyone who still loves, remembers, and supports me. Yesterday I received bouquets as usual and kept some at home. I hope this love continues. It’s not about the flowers or money; it’s about knowing why I stand here and work—because of the fan club. I want them to be proud. What made me happiest was that my friend Pai Pai formed a new band and chose our event as their first performance.
I’ve received many birthday gifts from fans. This year, I’ve become more mature and want good health. I’ll focus more on my heart because I love others so much I forget to love and support myself, which leaves something missing. So this year, I’ve returned to exercising seriously and taking better care of myself.
See you at the Thairath Na Haan concert on 14 November. It will be three to four times more fun than before. We’ve planned the script carefully to make everyone very happy. As I said, it’s like a year-end event or revisiting old songs, but we’ll turn them into new shows to make them more special.
Regarding the house construction post, if it wasn’t serious, I wouldn’t have posted it. I don’t usually post much. I feel some people dislike me without good reason. I don’t know what I did wrong. I’m very kind to everyone but don’t know what they dislike. Maybe they dislike the noise from the workers, but I’m following all legal procedures. Then someone threw firecrackers. The first time, it was annoying but okay. The second time, the workers nearly fell from the second floor to the first because of the explosion. If a worker had fallen, his life would be at risk—he might have a family at home. So I felt I had to post; otherwise, my workers wouldn’t be safe. I don’t know who did it, but if they see the clip, I want to say that whether they know me or not, I’m a public person and a singer. They can easily contact me via Facebook or chat. If the noise is too loud, please call me. I’m a man of my word. Sometimes I’m working or concentrating, and we don’t know who is causing trouble. We have many people around, so I think I’ll find out who is responsible if it happens again. I’ve asked my people to keep watch.
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