The young singer beloved by fans has officially turned 30 years old. "Nuk Thanadol" Thousands of fans came to celebrate his birthday, including his close friend "Paipai Oreo" who joined in bringing joy to fans and gave a heartfelt birthday wish to his friend, including presenting a special guitar as a birthday gift. At the event, "Paipai" at the "Kuy Zab SHOW Festival" a grand food festival celebrating the 9th anniversary of the Kuy Zab SHOW program, he shared,
about Nuk's birthday, "It was fun. I had to emphasize 30 years because he kept reminding me for a long time. I’m not getting back at him, just sharing. It was very warm. He came in a traditional dance theme to please the older fans, whose knees probably couldn’t handle it anymore. This year’s gift was a guitar worth tens of thousands of baht. He didn’t really want it, but I wanted to give it since I know he likes playing guitar and creating music steadily. This guitar model has built-in effects, which should suit him well. I wished him good health and expressed happiness to have him as a partner on this journey. I also told him that at 30, he might start feeling back pain and joint stiffness when traveling. Overall, I told him to take care of his health, although he usually doesn’t listen."
How is the car after being scratched? "I thought I had escaped the flood by going up to the 6th floor, but when I came back, I saw scratches on the car. It was hit while parked. We're checking the CCTV, but the cameras were flooded too, so we're trying to recover the footage. We haven’t identified who did it yet, and no one has contacted us. I’m a bit upset since I love my car. There are about 3-4 scratches, and they’re deep. I’m very protective of my car."
Is the car worth millions? "Yes, I’ve filed a claim. If we can’t find who did it, we’ll report it officially and then claim insurance. Previously, there was a minor scratch because the car is low and sometimes bumps happen. But this time, it was just parked. Maybe it’s bad luck. I’m keeping the license plate private, bought it myself. It’s brought me luck since new; I call it 'Paruay,' meaning a lucky car, named after me."
Any message for the person who scratched your car? "I want them to come see 'Paruay.' It might belong to some lady. Just contact me—that’s enough. I’m not pressing charges or anything, just want to know what happened. We have insurance, and they probably do too, so we can just file a claim. If no contact is made, I’ll report it officially. It’s better than letting this happen repeatedly."
How about this year’s racing? "There is one final race left in Chiang Mai. I need strong support. I’m fully prepared, 100% or even 200%. I’m always ready to win, but the championship hasn’t come yet. My goal is to reach the podium. When on the track, I just try to perform as I’ve practiced perfectly. In the first year, I couldn’t even remember the track layout, but this year I’m much better. My training is improving continuously. I see myself transcending limits, becoming more focused and mindful than before. I’m determined to train and improve steadily. In my three years of racing, I’ve had very few collisions."
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