For as far as AouBoom goes and this goes for all ships main thing is popularity in Thailand and then internationaly.…
Of course, fans want their favorites to get more work, but GMMTV operates like Pemika, the evil CEO—they prioritize the bottom line. Social media engagement is crucial for brand sponsorships, events, and overall visibility. That’s why they highlight Twitter engagement numbers, encouraging fans to work hard and even compete to push their shows past the 1 million mark.
Instead of just demanding work for their favorites, fans need to engage aggressively. Even WinnySatang only landed a show this year, despite being around since 2022. Some people have compared AuoBoom to PerthSanta, questioning why PerthSanta, who are newer to GMMTV, already have a show. What they fail to understand is that Perth has had an established fandom since Love By Chance, and Santa gained recognition from My Only 12%. Pairing them together instantly created a massive built-in fanbase, even before Perfect 10 Liners aired. Their last episode alone hit 2.2 million tweets just a few days ago. Granted, other fandoms contributed to the episode’s buzz, but PerthSanta were the main focus of that part. So engagement works more than complaining and demanding.
As much as this conversation is necessary, it will sadly go over some people's heads. They'll keep trying to manage their idols—case in point, the whole "William is a minor" debate. We have a long way to go.
I am on Baifern’s side, yes she is insufferable but she helped us get rid of all traces of Earn which we needed because Po needs to heal and let go off all that baggage. Number 2: I am glad she disrupted the sex. the first time Thame was clueless, the second time Thame was acting on what the group was telling him about Netflix and Chill and he wanted to make up for his first blunder. So I just felt like it was too much too soon. the third time was just right because it was natural and everyone was on the same page it felt more authentic.
😩😩 Girl I am still so shocked because I was so nervous. GMMTV has fumbled a lot of kisses so I wanted them to eat and they DID, now I don’t know how to deal with it. 🤣🤣
Po’s face through out that last couch scene? He looked so wrecked, like he needed Thame more than he needed to breathe at that moment. And him having his hands inside Thame’s sweater? I don’t know how many times I replayed that scene.
Episode 6 preview: That designer has some nerve. He doesn’t want Nakarai but also doesn’t want him to be with someone else? Selfish mf. But also that girl what do you mean his masculine side turns you off? You think making out will sustain a long term relationship? Cheat on them, they deserve it.
Everyone seems to like this but I can't get past episode 2. The boys are stunning, but why do BL college kids only have two settings. Cute and bubbly vs stoic and aloof? One wants to appear older than he is the other wants to act like a 13 year old. Hopefully they get a better script next time.
So Cir is really a stalker? Phu has no self preservation skills and is happily on his way to losing his virginity. 🤣🤣 I mean it's Boss, so i understand... but wow! I can't wait for episode 6.
I just read like two chapters from the book, but I need Earn to burn in hell—after he sees how Po flourishes without him. Plus, I need him to go back groveling, only for Po to say no.
Instead of just demanding work for their favorites, fans need to engage aggressively. Even WinnySatang only landed a show this year, despite being around since 2022. Some people have compared AuoBoom to PerthSanta, questioning why PerthSanta, who are newer to GMMTV, already have a show. What they fail to understand is that Perth has had an established fandom since Love By Chance, and Santa gained recognition from My Only 12%. Pairing them together instantly created a massive built-in fanbase, even before Perfect 10 Liners aired. Their last episode alone hit 2.2 million tweets just a few days ago. Granted, other fandoms contributed to the episode’s buzz, but PerthSanta were the main focus of that part. So engagement works more than complaining and demanding.