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Q: Keng and Namping are considered acting partners who walk hand in hand toward beautiful success together. what do you think that creates this chemistry, and what are the things that you both are very different in, but somehow complement each other when you two are together? 🦆: It's probably comes from a sense of comfort. both of us don't really know what "chemistry" means from the perspective of outsiders. but through our own lens, we talked right from the beginning about what our goals were, how we view the entertainment industry and our perspective on our families or the people behind us who we need to support. I think this was the point that made us brave enough to communicate more openly. and as for our differences, it's probably our mindsets toward various things. Keng's and Namping's mindsets are quite different. Namping is a very positive thinker, while Keng tends to be negative, because Keng is quite cautious with every step of life 🐰: just like P'Keng said, we don't know what chemistry actually is, but Namping feels that the foundation is honesty toward our feelings. Namping grew up in a family that gave Namping a lot of love, and friends who supported me. so if I'm going to be partners with someone, I won't let myself stay in a space where I feel small all the time or have to force ourselves to stay in a state of acting all the time. the person who becomes our partner must make us feel like they are another older brother, another closest friend, someone we understand and who understands us. so on days when we face hard times, we can get through them together. when we don't have to pretend or worry about things should be and just act quirky and natural like that, because maybe people like that kind of natural quirkiness. as for our differences, it's pretty much everything. the only thing that's the same is that we're both Northern kids. other than that, nothing has been the same from the very beginning. we saw the world in completely different colors. but when the time came that we gradually opened our hearts to each other that we would grow up together, he didn't have the ego of being "I'm older and I won't listen to the younger one", means he was very open-minded and accepted some of my brightness and then he became a better version of himself every single day and I'm so proud of him ONCE AGAIN I SAID THIS, THEY REALLY HAVE A VERY HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP EVER😭🤍 cr. on the photo #KengNamping #เก่งนํ้าปิง #KengHarit #nampingster

Q: now that you two stand in a brighter spot as newcomers in the industry, how do you handle criticism? 🐰: Namping feels that on social media, anyone can be anonymous and say whatever they want. and sometimes that speech can even make money for them (HELL YEAH BABY YOU'RE RIGHT🔥). so that criticism isn't always coming from a person's sincerity. sometimes there are hidden agendas, wanting to say harsh things just to draw a crowd. we try to filter it out. the most important thing for actors in this era is having discernment, to be mindful and knowing whether that criticism is truly beneficial to us and really wants us to grow. as for the rest, we try not to focus on it, because we can't change everyone's mindset, and we can't make everyone like our acting or personality. so it becomes a truth of life that we must accept and learn to live with. lately, I've grown up more and learned to let go a lot more 🦆: honestly, in the beginning, I didn't really handle it well either. growing up in a province, I had never experienced anything like this. I used to live a life where I only interacted with people in person, so I didn't understand what cyberbullying was until I started working. sometimes while working, I would question myself, "was I really doing the right thing?", "did I do something wrong?", "why did they speak so harshly to us, as if we were something without feelings?". sometimes we might say we don't care, but being subjected to it every single day makes us almost believe that we were actually like that. after working for a while, I sat down and thought that, when I'm acting and if I still haven't done well, I just need to learn and start over. in the end, I decided to just focus on doing my work and acting well, be happy with my work and my professionas an actor, and give it my absolute best you hear that guys??? just focus on them is enough because we can't change everyone's mindset. if they don't like our boys, it's okay as long as haters not spreading fake information about them #KengNamping #เก่งนํ้าปิง #KengHarit #nampingster

FULL PART Q: Keng and Namping have been with the Khemjira project for three years. what have you two learned from this work? 🦆: for Keng, the takeaway is that if we invest our effort into something, we get back equal to what we invested. I always told Nong that for this series, we probably had to trade life for life, because we wanted our first project to come out the absolute best. we wanted everyone to remember KengNamping as actors from Khemjira must survive, so that no matter how many years pass, everyone will still speak about this work. as for the second takeaway, it's probably about health. if possible, I probably wouldn't trade it to this extent next time, but we loved this work so much and dedicated so much that even now, a year later, my health hasn't fully recovered 100%. it's probably a lesson that pouring ourselves into one thing means trading it off with something else as well 🐰: I learned that effort never hurts anyone, and I've learned how to patiently wait. we waited every single day hoping to be seen, hoping to be loved by people in Thai and around the world, eventho no one could guarantee that opportunity would ever come. we've been in this project for three years. some people might think that KengNamping got so lucky starring in this series and blow up right away. but for us, we waited for a very long time, while having no income from anywhere else. we didn't grow up in families with a stable or wealthy background. therefore, three years is a very long time, so we had to put more effort to stay on this path. we still holding hands and walks together continuously, never letting go of each other's hands even without knowing what lay ahead in the future. in the BL industry where so many people step in, not everyone gets noticed right from the start. we had to be patient. so when the day came that we received recognition from many people, we felt so happy. but after that, we still faced other storms. it's still a matter of patience whether we could get through it or not. and when the spot we stand in becomes brighter, it's not just about having people who love us anymore, but we also have to grow up fast enough to match the place where we stand I'M CRYYIINGGGGG😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 this is so true people really don't know how hard it is to wait with completely ZERO guarantee whether you'll make it or not. so please stop talking like you know everything about them #KengNamping #เก่งนํ้าปิง #KengHarit #nampingster

Q: as for Namping, you once shared in an interview that you became interested in a career in the entertainment industry since high school, which is why you intentionally enter the faculty of Communication arts and choose to major in Journalism and New Media. why did you decide to study this major and when did you start becoming interested in acting? 🐰: the actual starting point of my interest was actually at home. when I was a kid, Namping loved watching cartoons so much, a huge variety of them, from Disney princesses, Barbie, Ultraman, to Doraemon, and my family supported all forms of art. we grew up as a dreamer with a touch of poet in our hearts. my father and mother didn't force us to live strictly in reality all the time, so we loved trying different things endlessly. when I was young, Namping would act out short dramas with my parents or take late-night drama dialogues to talk about with friends at school. I felt that I was someone who liked talking and had a space to use my imagination, so I've loved this ever since. and the reason I chose to study Journalism is because one of the skills I've practiced since childhood came from when I was in the public relations club, where I had to write news for the school and using writing as the foundation for everything. Namping was a documentary director and the club leader, all of which required starting by building core ideas through writing. deep down, I felt that my core identity was that of a writer, so I thought Journalism would be the place that hones us to have sharp thinking regardless of how we apply it in the future, whether behind the scenes as a reporter or as an actor I'm so proud of him😭 his family's support was become a huge strength to him until now #nampingster