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I was not confident.
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I was just feeling that I'm not worth it.
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I'm not worth it to be here.
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I understand exactly what you're going through.
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Just be confident in who you are.
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But if people don't love you, who cares?
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I got 10K from it.
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Wow.
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Oh my God, I want to do this.
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No, no, no, no. Okay, Gemini.
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What's up, man?
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Great to meet you.
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Great to meet you.
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First of all, congratulations.
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I saw that one of your latest posts was, you got a new house.
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Yeah.
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Yes, oh, you're updated.
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I have to be, right?
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I try to be.
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But yeah, how was that?
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Was that something that was always in your mind to achieve?
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Always in my mind.
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Around a year back from now, I had the target to buy a house.
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And I just got it like three, four days ago.
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Okay, congratulations.
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Are you living in there now or you just got the house?
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I'm doing the interior right now.
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Okay, yeah that's yeah about six months it will be right
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every yeah yeah yeah sometimes the interior takes oh it takes takes forever what's one thing
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that you want in your house that
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if i'm gonna get my house this is this one room
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or this one function that i definitely need a bar okay okay okay
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because i think it's uh a very kind of essential thing in in one room
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that i want it to be in And I like to invite people in to party and stuff.
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Just chill out and just relax and stuff.
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Okay, man.
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Well, Nisha was here.
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Oh.
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Nisha was here like a couple weeks ago.
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And Nisha was saying like she manifested working for L'Oreal.
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She manifested because, you know, like you have this kind of energy that sometimes when you work with a brand,
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you feel that it really matches you, you know, obviously and is that the same feeling you have with L'Oreal?
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Yeah, when they chose me and their tagline is you're worth it, I feel wow that's completely me.
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I love myself like the most and I just feel like I'm worth it to be here somehow.
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I'm not saying that I feel like I'm the best suited for everything that I do.
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But nowadays, the entertainment industry has so many competitions.
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Many people are coming up and also the experienced people in the industry.
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So you have to compete with so many people.
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I'm just thinking that just being me, being unique, being who I am,
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no one can be worth it more than me.
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okay good answer yeah and uh one of the key highlights for working with l'oreal
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and um and your career was the fact
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that you had the chance to interview kendall jenner is
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that right you were the thai representative to talk to her i watched
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that clip you look very relaxed in
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that clip by the way how was it how was it oh my god
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when you first found out where he's like heartbeat straight away
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yeah of course like she's kendall jenner yeah yeah yeah and
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that was like the one of the first times i get to interview someone
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and normally i would be like the one who's answering the questions
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but now i have to ask her questions and i feel
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so nervous and i'm excited i'm nervous so many feelings certainly through my body
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but when i get to the place when i get to interview her she's so
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nice she's so friendly she's so relaxed and she's she's making me not nervous
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but i'm still nervous do you think that she did
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that purposely like to like i think so i'm sure
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that anyone that interviews her must get really nervous you know what i mean like
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so she must want know that because she's kendall jenner
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so she wants to make the interview good
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so she's trying to like you know she's make you feel
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comfortable yeah i was just gonna ask you like what was one thing
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that surprised you like working with her how nice she is like uh she's
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so nice she's so friendly even though like we the interview was around 10 minutes
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but uh the friendliness the vibe there was amazing it was
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so positive it was
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so good anyway did you look at her in the eyes yes i told her her eyes are
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so beautiful i was so excited i didn't know what to say
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so i was just looking into her eyes when she answered my question back and I was like, wow, why is her eyes so beautiful?
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And I just told her that.
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Was there like a surreal moment where you were like, holy shit, this is Kendall Jenner right in front of me.
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No one's talking.
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It's just me and her.
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Did you have that feeling?
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Yeah.
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She's the Kendall Jenner and I'm Gemini.
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I think I'm the first first Thai person to get to interview her.
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Right.
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And I'm like, wow, I'm the Thailand representative.
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To interviewing Kendall Jenner.
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That's that makes me even more nervous and excited.
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Mm hmm.
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Yeah.
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But that went pretty well.
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And you what is I'm sorry, I'm not going to pronounce this right.
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Lee Defile.
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Lee Defile.
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leader fillet la defile lady fillet must be french apparently it's
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a very big event you tell me a little bit more about this event like what is it okay
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so i knew about this event since i was uh a
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kid my mom likes to watch like different fashion shows and she told me that
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L'Oreal Paris has one of the best shows in the world.
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Yeah.
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Is it a fashion show?
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It's a fashion show.
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Okay.
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It's a thing called Walk Your Worth.
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Right.
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Yeah.
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People that walked in the show.
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Yeah.
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They're called Walking Their Worth.
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Wow.
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That's cool.
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Yeah.
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So everyone was walking like really confidently to represent being worth.
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Yeah.
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And it's a whole different vibe from like many different fashion shows that I attended.
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like L'Oreal Paris has like this tagline you're worth it right so people walk
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they're being up there and they're just walking so confidently
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and they're so unique like there are people that has disabilities
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that are walking up there and also ballet dancers like so many unique people that are walking up there
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and it just makes the whole show not boring
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and it makes the whole show kind of fun to watch in a way it's entertainment it's really entertainment yeah
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and the white there are so good like it's so positive
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and everything's just so precise so short
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so quick right like uh i've been to a couple fashion
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shows i was like the music the attitude the clothes the just everything around the makeup
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and everything is just like pretty spot on would you say yeah
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and like how do you prepare for
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that kind of show like uh you have to be in
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the best shape of your life of course i i attended the show right
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but beforehand i uh kind of prepared for the interview with candle right yeah uh
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and also just to make myself more confident i use uh
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melissa serum okay every day like gloria paris do you have it with you okay yeah yeah glycolic bright
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what does
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that do um it kind of reduces the dark spots i
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have on my face okay yeah it makes the face more brighter uh-huh yeah it makes the face brighter
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and i think i need some of it
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yeah
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but how did you do it is it like a cream
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uh it's a serum there's a cream too okay here's there's
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a cream i use this like almost every day uh
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and it just makes me feel more confident going out yeah
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because it makes the skin brighter it just prepares the skin for more makeup yeah
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and i feel like they have so many ingredients
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that are good for your face the serum and the cream
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that you have mentioned like how is it beneficial like who would need it okay everybody would need it
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yeah people that have problems with like there are so many different types of spots
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dark spots age spots uh sun spots stubborn spots like a whole a whole lot of spots
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and this this thing this serum this cream yeah helps with those spots
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and it help reduces the chance of it coming coming up again.
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Using it alone is good, but using it like both okay
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so you could use both beneficial you use the serum first
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and then you use the cream after okay and maybe some sunscreen later on okay from l'oreal from l'oreal okay impalible
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you know what i've been looking through your profile i've been seeing all the achievements
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that you have done
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and like i was really like blown away with the amount of like like you seem to be someone
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that is really well-rounded you know like you could do
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so many things and this is pretty much what i base my questions on
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but before we go into the into the into the
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that kind of stuff let's just relax
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and maybe warm up a little bit okay so
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if you had a superpower for one day what would it
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be super power yeah wow nice question uh time travel okay
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yeah i want to i want to go back to the past
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and going to the future
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but not changing anything though i just want to like go back in the past
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and cherish some things that i don't have right now because my life is like quite
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different from like about five years back then
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and now yeah i feel like those times were good
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and i can't take it back anymore
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and also uh in the future maybe just looking forward to
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uh my new family like my wife how my kids are doing okay yeah
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and how i'm doing as a person you know what work am i doing right at
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that time what is your lucky number my lucky number you have one
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like when you play sports did you have a number you would always ask when you were a kid
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nine or ten okay i like uh leonard messi okay i play football
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and i go i go for ten but uh
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if it's my lucky number i think it would be uh
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13 that's strange it's normally an unlucky number right it's normally you're born on the 13th of june
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and thai people normally uh see this number as a bad luck yeah yeah
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because it turns around and it goes into p right oh okay yeah i didn't know
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that was a reason oh yeah uh we normally don't have like the 13th
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or okay in like hotels right right yeah
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but i feel like this number comes up like in different parts of my uh my life
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an important part too yeah
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and i just feel like it keeps coming up in a weird way
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so okay and what are your top three favorite hobbies in your free time sleeping is
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that considered a hobby yes definitely sleeping uh music playing music
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and maybe just going out with some friends to play sports
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or hanging out just hanging out
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if you can eat one dish of food every day to the rest of your life what would
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that be wow uh steak
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and eggs okay yeah proteins okay who is someone you want to have dinner with at this point okay
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if you could choose anyone in the world you and
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that person a nice restaurant nice place just to relax who would it be hmm Anyone from the past?
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Michael Jackson.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Who was your biggest inspiration growing up?
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I don't know.
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Okay.
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Maybe just myself, actually.
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I kind of surround myself with good people, talented people, and people who are ready to support me.
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And that kind of inspires myself to be a better person
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so I feel like I inspire myself to do something that I don't do and to be a better person
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okay who was your high
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school crush like
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okay who's your second
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who's your second who's my second And, hmm, who's my second?
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In Thailand, like I'm in Thailand.
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It would be, it's so hard.
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He might fern.
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Ah, okay.
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Yeah, he might fern.
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Have you ever Googled yourself?
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Yeah, of course.
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And do you like what you see on there?
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It's kind of weird.
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but i normally uh i don't google myself
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but i uh search out my name on twitter okay yeah
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you see what people are saying about you yeah yeah
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and like the comments and before like after the work
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that i do yeah they they kind of have the trend going on
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so i i yeah does it feel good to be on
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that trend like i'm sure you've been on the trend quite a few times right well it feels good
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but some trends are good and some trends are bad.
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Okay, summer or winter?
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Winter.
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I'm a snowboarder.
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I can't snowboard.
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I tried too many times.
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I tried.
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I go to Japan and I'd love to know how but I wish I could.
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But you need like a good week to like really practice right i came back with bruises everywhere
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and i'm like no i quit i quit i went back
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tried again no no i'm trying to wakeboarding wakeboarding is okay wakeboard you wakeboarder yeah
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sunrise or sunset sunset sunset sunrise or too early cats or dogs cats or dog cats Okay.
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Favorite current song?
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Favorite current song?
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Die with a Smile.
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Okay.
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Bruno Mars.
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Okay.
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Lady Gaga.
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And who's your favorite artist growing up?
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Growing up, I have like so many.
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Maroon 5.
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Okay.
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Bruno Mars.
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Okay.
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Michael Jackson.
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Okay.
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Michael Jackson?
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Yeah.
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Michael Jackson Thun.
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Okay okay i like to dance okay but playfully dancing not not doing it as a real time thing uh but if
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if it's a thai artist i right now i like non-tanon
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and jeff satter okay yeah okay i see like some similarities there yeah yeah yeah like my my like
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when when when i was like reading about you like one thing
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that I really could relate to is the fact that when I was a child growing up,
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my mom would always take me to learn so many different things.
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You know what I mean?
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And when I saw that, so just a small list of what are the kind of lessons or the lian pisei, or the things that you have experienced as a child.
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What were they?
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So you have snowboard?
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Snowboarding, yeah.
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Just lian pisei in English.
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Yeah, so just general academic.
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In general, like, yeah, and also music.
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I have a band at school, so I normally just go practice like right after school.
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And also I'm in like different sports teams.
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Like what kind of sports teams?
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I play football, basketball, not really basketball,
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football, golf, badminton, volleyball, swimming, tennis.
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Everything.
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Because you went to Harrow harrow were you in like the bisac team
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and stuff like that uh and and what what's what was your best sport
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that you played my best sport uh i kind of go around
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but my favorite would be football definitely okay good choice
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and uh what subjects did you take at school like you
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did did you do gcse yeah what were you what was your what were your subjects
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that you chose uh well ties Me too.
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We chose Thai.
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Easy number one out of the way.
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Thai, English.
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My third language is Chinese.
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Okay.
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But I can't speak it.
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And science would be biology, chemistry, DT,
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digital something design technology design technology yeah design technology yeah that's
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fine math okay math did you do the higher one
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or the lower one really but but
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when it gets to a levels I chose only three subjects okay yeah biology chemistry math
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because i'm going to uh like go on
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and be a doctor okay later
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but that's what you thought at the time right that's what i thought okay
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and you went to harrow right from from kindergarten all the way to i went into heroin
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when i was about in year year seven year six okay
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so like almost high school right almost yeah before i was in assumption okay okay yeah okay
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and uh now you're in chua long corn university yeah right uh what faculty bass i you know
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that bass i i'm not sure i mean i have it here it's um bachelor arts
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and science in integrated innovation
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so long what is the canal it's a new canal okay yeah it's a new
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that uh it's an international and uh it just started about
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five years okay yeah i'm i'm the runc okay yeah having
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a good time there at you having a good a hard time as well
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because you're working yeah working and learning uh just requires a lot of time management right
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and uh the the people there are supportive
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and then okay now going back to your career you have
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a band you went for addition your first job was bad buddy series is
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that correct yeah
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and um you were uh what was the word in english rapture right how many scenes was
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that like one just one scene well i was on air
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for about like a minute what did you have to do nothing I played guitar for their OST.
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And I just went there to be a runeong of the lead actors.
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Okay, so you are almost like an extra, basically.
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Yeah, an extra.
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That's it.
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Wow, that was quick.
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I was like, wow, finished already?
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Oh, nice.
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But were you amazed with the experience of walking into a set?
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Like you go and you see the cameras and you see like how it all works.
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Like what was that moment?
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I was nervous and I didn't know what to do.
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That was my first time acting.
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I'm not confident in acting at all.
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But people kind of guided me through it.
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And it's music.
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It's playing guitar.
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So I know stuff about it.
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Something you're familiar with.
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Yeah.
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So I feel okay after that.
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And when the check came in, that was one of my first jobs in the industry.
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I got 10K from it.
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Oh, no way.
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For one scene.
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For one scene.
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Go into the scene for one scene.
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And I'm like, wow.
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I was like, more of that.
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More scenes, please.
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Give me more.
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I want more.
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Wow.
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Oh, my God.
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I want to do this.
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Okay.
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And then now comes your huge breakthrough, Fan Pump in Pertanak Rian.
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Yeah.
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Right?
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And what was like, did you know
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that this would completely explode into a whole new career were you expecting
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that at all while you were filming
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or anything was there any signs no no signs at all
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but I was expecting like some more followers
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but not like this much I was still asking my mom
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about like Matt she didn't I what he did what he was I asked her this question
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and she's like I feel
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like this series kind of paved my way through the entertainment industry like a fast track Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Expressway.
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Yeah.
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I kind of got through so many things in such a few years.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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But once this aired, I would have assumed that the level of success just kept skyrocketing.
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You know what I mean?
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Like once you aired, okay, people are watching, I'm getting a couple of new followers.
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And then the next thing you know, whoa, actually this is not normal.
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This is actually quite big quite big
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and then whoa actually i'm being followed by everywhere by someone everywhere i go like can you like maybe explain
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that process that you went through like when was the first moment
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that you realized like oh my god this is actually a
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phenomenon you know what i mean uh the feeling escalated
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when i attended to my first event after the the series
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on air where was it it was at sentinel okay yeah
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and uh it was not it was not only me
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and forth but it's like
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so many people as well this we will it maybe uh this proxy
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that went there as well and
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that was the first time i get to see my fans
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because uh those were the covet days right right yeah
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so oh so did it air during covet not during coke okay just after right after yeah
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but still people are scared and yeah we're still in the pandemic yeah
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and that was the first time i get to see my fans
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and and there was a room point after the event yeah
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and i feel like wow these like there are so many people
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that i never knew that that i never saw their faces before
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but they're supporting me through like the online content that they're right
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that they saw right and i'm just
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so what was the feeling like was it like amazed was
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it happy was it surprised i was surprised gotcha okay because i i never knew that
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anybody would would come and support me this much right for my first event yeah
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but it was it was a very good feeling yeah and
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and a new feeling for me because i never knew i would have any fan clubs at all.
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Right and you know one of like one of my personal experiences was the fact
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that I had the opportunity to perform in Impact Arena once in my life
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and I remember like thinking like wow I've watched concerts in
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here I've grown up coming to watch all these artists around the world
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and today I'm on stage but you have your own concert you've had two concerts in the whole big Impact Arena.
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That's not really heard of.
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I don't think anyone has come
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and stepped onto the entertainment industry within a couple of years and have been able to sell out Impact Arena.
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You know what I'm saying?
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And like, I've...
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Life-blowing.
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Yeah, how was that feeling?
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Like, did you think that it would sell out like that?
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I had the feeling like
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that it wouldn't be sold out like will there be any people
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that that will come and support me yeah that's what that's what i thought at first
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but when uh we sold the ticket and the ticket sold out i was well i was surprised
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things keep coming through like surprisingly i don't know why it's over uh
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when i stepped on the stage since i i don't know i don't know what to say it's so it's
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so hard to describe the feeling right sent chills all over
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my body i have it now just even listening to you explaining it yeah
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because just like you i was the person
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that uh sat in the impact arena to watch other artists like play
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and sing and those stuff i never thought that i would be on stage doing that in front of
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that many people
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and i was just 19 back then i was like the
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youngest youngest artist to step to have to hold a concert in impact arena
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and uh that's crazy yeah that's crazy it's crazy it's
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so hard to describe and the energy in there is amazing impact arena
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when everyone is singing back to you and you can actually like it looks so but
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when you're actually on stage right you can see everyone's eyes
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right yeah yeah yeah like uh i've always had a dream that uh when i have a song my own song
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i want the audience the audience to sing back to me
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and uh having the flashlight from their phones
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and uh difference like i don't know i don't know what to say
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but i'm so excited right now talk just talking uh
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but i just love the energy of the fan clubs
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that are there you know So just the energy of the people around me that are supporting me throughout the concert,
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like the dancers, the backup musicians, those producers and also forth.
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They supported me through all of the parts of the concert.
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They asked me, what do I want?
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What do I want to show?
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What do I want to sing do you want to learn some more dances
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or what do you want to do
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so you're quite engaged with the performance like you're quite like deciding
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because that's nice of them to be able to like talk to you
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and ask you because they want to bring your true you out right yeah
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and that's that's like the true colors of me
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when i'm on stage because i enjoy every part
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and every little bit of of every detail
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that i put in to the concert just cherish the moment just cherishing the moment and
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when people are happy i'm happy as well that's one of
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my questions actually like what does it feel to make people happy like you know
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because you're constantly okay of course you get you get tired
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and everything but at the end of the day
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that tiredness comes from making other people happy right yeah
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and you're constantly doing
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that on a on a regular basis is it every day
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do you like do you see your fans almost every single
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day are they outside my house right now no no no no almost uh
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but if they knew you were here they would they would they would like yeah yeah yeah that's okay
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but yeah how does it feel to like constantly put smiles
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on people's face i in my opinion to be honest i i don't think there are
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that many jobs that yeah
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and uh fan clubs are like one of my family right
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now yeah they're in a in the most important part of my life
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and they supported me through like so many different things
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and i just feel like i'm doing this just to make
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them happy just to make them smile just to make their day a bit better right yeah
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and that that sense gives me like gives me joy
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and gives me like the energy to do work like almost every day
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and your fans are obviously they're not just in thailand there's from international fans yeah
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because like your concert you needed subtitles yeah right yeah subtitles
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and i go to like different fan meets around okay
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which countries is it usually a whole lot where i just went to i just went to cambodia okay nice philippines japan
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taipei um a whole lot that's insane just a whole lot
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and you go
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and there's like a packed group of people waiting for you there in all these countries i never knew
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that they would know me
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and uh i i I love how they have such great energy because many different countries have different kind of people.
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Japan's are more quiet, more relaxed, and more well-mannered.
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But the Philippines are so energetic and people sing the whole way through your song.
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It's great, huh?
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You just love that energy.
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Yeah, and different countries have different energy.
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and I feel like, oh, I want to go to this place to get that energy back and know what kind of energy they have.
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It's a new thing for me.
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And now you have your own clothing brand.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Can you maybe explain about your clothing brand?
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Where did that come about?
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Were you interested in business before?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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My first business was selling cards.
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Okay.
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Like that were Yuki back then, right?
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Oh, no way.
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Yeah.
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And I bought the cars from outside of school.
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There are a pack of random cars for 70 baht.
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And I sold them for about thousands of bahts.
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Okay.
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Yeah, because there are rare cars and those stuff, right?
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I feel like, oh, doing this gets me money.
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That's nice.
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And why not? my my my family does like a factory of doing clothes right right ah okay yeah
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so it's easier for me i i get those experiences from my dad yeah
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and why not just do it right right after uh my
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school president finished i started doing my own brand okay like it's called divine Yeah.
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And I started designing my own clothes.
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I started planning on the marketing and also doing all the stuff that CEOs are doing,
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but I don't have that much time because I have work like almost every day.
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So there are people helping you out with that.
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Yeah.
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I have my back.
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Okay.
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And of course, like that, okay.
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So just looking at your timeline, you first started 2019, you had the
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and then you had the breakthrough after covid which like 2021 is
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that correct and 2021 so it's 24 right now
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so in these three years there's been like how
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when you look back how has
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that changed what are the real dramatic changes in those three years
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because i'm just thinking five years ago you were in high school yeah
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and now you have a business you've been all around the
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world yeah how what do you what do you what would you reflect on that my life like changed dramatically.
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I was a normal high schooler doing my thing, not thinking about anything, don't have any responsibilities,
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just going home, going back to school and going home, sharing my friends.
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But now I have like so many responsibilities like I have to take care of myself, take care of my family,
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and I have to take care of my own business, mine, and my work that I have to go do every day.
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The pussies that I have to see.
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Everything, it's just so much for 19, for 19, 20 year old.
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Yeah, but I feel like it's a part of life where I have to go through anyway.
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yeah even if it's older
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or younger i'll have to go through this yeah why not just go through it now
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and learn all the things
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that i need to learn to make it easier in the future yeah yeah
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because the younger you are the the better it is you know what i mean yeah you start quick yeah and um
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so you're very successful all these products come in to like
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you know you're endorsed a lot of products i know for
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sure you're skyrocketed ching ching everywhere like once the commercials start coming that's
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when you in terms of like financial freedom you kind of
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like it kind of like expands very very quickly how does it feel
549
when you're you're driving a car
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and you see yourself in the billboards in the ads everywhere what are you thinking during
551
when you see
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that at first i was shy i was embarrassed like what
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am i doing what am i doing up there my friends
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were like uh texting me like oh i saw you here
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and i'm like oh nice you must get
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that all the time right they take a photo they send it to you to your story
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and stuff like that yeah at first i was shy
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but nowadays i i just feel like
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and also being worth it like just being myself
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and how they chose me for being myself for being who i am yeah just i just like
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that about like being up there on the billboards yeah
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because you mentioned the fact
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that you were insecure growing up you didn't want to show your face like part of
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that didn't feel like you were worth being there i guess you would say
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so how is how important is it for someone to have
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that self-love that self-belief that self-worth it's completely okay to not be confident
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and to not feel worth it sometimes because i had
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that feeling as well i was not confident i was i i was just feeling
569
that i'm not worth it i'm not worth it to be here
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but when you go through when you go through the stuff
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and when you uh experience a whole lot more you know
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that just be confident in who you are loving yourself being who you are is like the best thing
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that you can do and uh when you feel confident the worth it feeling will come after
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yeah like just just being who you are
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if people love you for being who you are that's it
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but if people don't love you who cares okay jim
577
and i it was an absolute pleasure i loved enjoying this
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i really enjoyed this conversation i think like i hope people
579
that are watching can like see a different side to you
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and to see your humble side to see who you are as a person I think it was
581
that was great so thank you so much for being here
582
and thank you thank you so much
583
but yeah I hope to see hope to chill with you yeah soon
584
and yeah thank you L'Oreal Paris for sponsoring this for giving us the opportunity to talk
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and for everyone to be able to see Gemini in his
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like comfortable you know comfortable environment really talking from his heart and thank you so much.
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Take care of yourself man.
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Thank you.
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