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not me fans could've complained earlier but we didn't assuming that gmmtv might be worried about the show being too political. but foe so long there's blatant neglect on the shows' few promos that is not related to politics at all. the show also passed censorship and is approved by the public given that not me would be featured in the news whenever they say something political.

some people are tweeting the tags out of context just so we could boost it up and reach thailand. the tag was started by international babiis/not me fans and was promoted by thai babiis then. if you want to see a proper context about the tag, here's one: https://twitter.com/ngong_z/status/1498991694221836288?t=ud57eog_VfcIB9aWrYv24Q&s=19

that thread basically summed up everything that not me fans have been enduring for ELEVEN episodes.

will literally protect him to death. he deserves all the love tbh

i love dan but im also wary of him. he confessed to yok that he did something irreversible in the past and that just scares me, especially with the theories of him being involved with the death of sean's dad or black's incident. but i also remind myself that he goes on his way to paint sociopolitical murals, and also told yok that he tried to reclaim justice for what he did in the past. that eases my anxiety with him for a bit.

If you zoom in on seanwhite's kiss scene, there's actually tongue involved. I didn't notice this while watching but somebody posted a zoomed in scene on twitter: https://twitter.com/nanondimpless/status/1490552981896327178?s=20&t=EthiruVUqd89pXp5zuTH8Q

I also noticed that whenever they talk about law stuff, the ex-gf would be more of the case-by-case type of law student, while Gram always sides with unprivileged masses. I love their banter very much but that might be the reason they broke up. I also think it's cute that despite their differences they're still good friends. I felt butterflies in my stomach when Gram offered to take her home lmao.

I could not complain about the pacing of SeanWhite's relationship, it's perfect in my opinion. In ep 4, they were still in their banter mode, but White is getting more used to impersonating Black. He reasons very quickly compared to the first 3 episodes and he's smart about it. You can truly see the mastery in Gun's acting when Sean keeps interrogating him and his facial expression shifts into offensive mode, quickly dismissing Sean's claims of "you're acting different". It lessens the anxiety for the audience lol. Sean on the other hand just gets more intrigued with the shift of White's character. In the next episode, we can see him finally voicing out his concern about this to Gumpa and Yok. I'm rooting for him to discover White's secret more than I root for White living a double life (sorry White).

I missed Gram so much it felt like he wasn't in this ep that much. But his impact in this episode is great. I now know that his motivation to join the gang is more about not being able to do something about society despite being a law student, which is pretty shallow if you compare it to Sean and Yok's motivation. It solidifies his character as the weaker link of the group, with Mond confirming in an interview that Gram definitely lacks fighting skills. Despite the cliffhanger with Eugene, I still think they did not betray Black. If I based this on his characterization, I think he does not have the guts to do that. Also Gram having a trans ex-gf? Work!

The use of dance and rap in this ep was immaculate. These types of protests are the ones that actually take place on university grounds. They also used the rapper activist Nutthapong Srimuong aka Liberate P to perform on the show which was very touching, kudos to the writers and casting directors. I remember seeing a performance like that in our university before the pandemic. I needed to include this because I saw a comment about the social commentary being shallow. Please remember that Thailand is still suffering from its latest dictatorship rule, and the monarchy is very sensitive to the criticisms of the citizens. The script has undergone a censorship process in order for the series to air. It is kind of insulting to say that the discourse of this series is shallow especially when thousands of people have died and more are still suffering up to this day. PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO SEND A MESSAGE.

Anyways. What's with Todd's obsession about White's dick size.

I love your insight! I just realized that Sean and Yok's anarchic approach is pretty personal. But Black, I really hope to know more about what drove him to be what he is when he decided to team up with the gang. I've never thought of this before and it just made me more curious about Black, Gumpa, and the twins' mother.