I'm genuinely so worried about that. They're also gonna be in Round One with JossGawin so it's really likely they…
Just because a series is presented in 2026 lineup doesn't mean it will be released that year. They sowed us 35 pilot trailers and still had 9 series from previous lineups to air. Last year they released 24 new series and exactly half of them was from 2024 lineup. There was no way in hell they thought they could release all 35 (now 36) series this year (we are in second half of the year already and they still have like 24 series in early stage of the production)
Guys, I'm skeptical about it being a worldwide Netflix release. Not that I trust GMMTV, but they didn't specify…
It depends, it's written in Thai so I assume that this information is mostly for Thai wievers. We will have to see how many countries will have it on Netflix and how many will have to watch it on youtube 😅
lol, don't mind me, I was just throwing pity-party for myself😁If I had to guess then probably You Maniac would replace ADAAP od PAM and Weirdo-101 could replace WOF. Not sure what would be the 3rd series, probably either Moonshadow or Lovers & Gangsters cause I don't think we're getting Scarlet Heart anytime soon 😅
yeah it's weird. for a moment I thought that maybe this is a short series that's why they're releasing it so early into filming, but if it's 12 episodes...
1. He's life didn't ended because GMMTV terminated his contract, he's young he still can recover and find himself.…
What? I didn't said that letting him go was a bad decision, I only said it was a business one and not a moral one. I also do believe that if the exact same thing happened with more popular/established actor they wouldn't do the same. They'll make some statement how he'll be on some haietus to reflect on his past behaviour, and after some time they'd start casting him in minor roles to check out how people react.
It's also mind-blowing to me that a company managing talent (most off them young boys/men) didn't told a 15 years boy to clean up his accounts or even better - make a work account. I thought that it's a standard thing to do. 😭
Guess I should also clarify that I don't think Tay or Joss controversies are on the same level. (not sure what Prom did, so I'm not commenting on that)
what justin did was obviously wrong not justifying his actions but do he really deserve all this hate and death…
1. He's life didn't ended because GMMTV terminated his contract, he's young he still can recover and find himself. It's actually a good lesson that he can learn from and applied to his future career. It's also his parents job to raise him (or media train him if they don't care about his views) and not his fans. 2. I can't believe people think that GMMTV based their decision on morals and not money. He wasn't known until last week or two and right when public started to notice him, his reblogs came out. People who never watched his drama called him "that redpill kid" on twitter, so he wasn't exactly brand-friendly anymore, which means no money for GMMTV so it was a no-brainer for them to drop his ass. Wish GMMTV had spine instead the excel sheet, but that's not the reality we live in... But obviously people should leave this kid alone and let him process everything and move on
https://x.com/justinmmoir/status/2078052906431910199Justin Moir posted an apology on twitter:"Hello everyone,Regarding…
lol, what a shitty "apology"... he was "immature" a few months ago, and fund jokes about femicide and dv funny, but he know better now guys! and it was made HOURS after he started deleting some of his reposts, very hard to believe he learn anything than managing his official accounts better 🤡
Just because it isn't BL doesn't mean it won't be good 🤷🏼♀️ And this show was announced as bromance…
Yes really. "shounen-ai" lit. means "boy love" and it's about a romance between boys/men. It may not explicitly show sex scenes, but it's still about romantic love with love confessions and dating. Bromance and shounen-ai are different subgenres. Did I misunderstood you? I thought that you claimed that shounen-ai = bromance? And I wasn't even talking about WU. If it's a BL for you, that's grate, it is very gay-codded so I'm not surprised.
Last year they released 24 new series and exactly half of them was from 2024 lineup. There was no way in hell they thought they could release all 35 (now 36) series this year (we are in second half of the year already and they still have like 24 series in early stage of the production)
It's also mind-blowing to me that a company managing talent (most off them young boys/men) didn't told a 15 years boy to clean up his accounts or even better - make a work account. I thought that it's a standard thing to do. 😭
Guess I should also clarify that I don't think Tay or Joss controversies are on the same level. (not sure what Prom did, so I'm not commenting on that)
2. I can't believe people think that GMMTV based their decision on morals and not money. He wasn't known until last week or two and right when public started to notice him, his reblogs came out. People who never watched his drama called him "that redpill kid" on twitter, so he wasn't exactly brand-friendly anymore, which means no money for GMMTV so it was a no-brainer for them to drop his ass.
Wish GMMTV had spine instead the excel sheet, but that's not the reality we live in...
But obviously people should leave this kid alone and let him process everything and move on
And I wasn't even talking about WU. If it's a BL for you, that's grate, it is very gay-codded so I'm not surprised.