Thai female dancer was touched by fans, dragged 'sloppy' from the stage, fans were outraged

Recently, Thailand was shaken by the case of a dancer who was dragged off the stage by a fan and played a game of 18. Before this action, fans couldn't help but be outraged and advised her to sue this radical fan in court.

The incident happened to a dancer belonging to a Mor lam music performance group named "Kwanjai Phet Udon" (Mor lam is a traditional music genre of Laos and the Isan region in northeastern Thailand. reciting poetry, telling stories, and sometimes even dancing.

Kwanjai Phet Udon's Fanpage shared a video of the incident to demand justice for the dancer and raise the audience's awareness of the importance of respecting the performer, and preventing similar incidents. The article stated: "Respecting the artist and team members is the simplest thing to do. Please be sympathetic to us and others in this industry. Jane (the dancer who was dragged down the stage) is now safe. She initially had pain in her shoulders, head, and ankles. We gave her first aid before taking her to the hospital. Her condition has improved significantly. Thank you everyone for your encouragement."

In the video, Jane wears a striking blue dancer outfit, being pulled down by a spectator. Although she tried to escape, she failed and suddenly fell off the stage, leaving the other artists stunned. At one point in the video, the viewer - believed to be a man - appears to be trying to touch her sensitive area, but Jane manages to protect herself.

According to the dancer's group leader, the suspect asked to hold Jane's hand and give her a tip. The female dancer sat down to receive the money and held her hand, but the man suddenly pulled her off the stage. She revealed that the organizer of the event contacted the suspect and offered the amount of 5,000 baht in compensation.

Another group leader, 19-year-old Wittaya Chuaykamchoo, told the media that the band often hires security guards to monitor the front of the stage. However, at the time of the incident, the security guards were busy handling work with another group of artists backstage. Wittaya emphasized that the incident was not related to the dancers' performance attire, although a slight lack of fabric was common during Mor Lam performances.

The dancers also expressed hope that other event organizers will take this incident as a warning and take measures to protect the performers and prevent similar incidents from happening in the future. Many Thai netizens have urged the band to take legal action against this man. They argued that the compensation of 5,000 baht was insufficient compared to the injuries and health risks that Jane suffered.

Not only Thai female dancers, many international idols have also encountered many cases of twisting with extreme fans. In 2016, a 19-year-old student in Xiamen after encountering the image of the idol Song Joong Ki printed on the underworld had a lightning attack. She tore up the bill and even chased and beat the owner, causing a commotion throughout the street. Also in 2016, a netizen released a photo of an essay by an elementary school student titled "I have a dream". It would not be worth mentioning if the author of the article did not express his love for idol Ly Dich Phong. In the article, there is a sentence like this: "I have a dream, that is to be with my Ly Dich Phong for the rest of my life".

Before this special essay, the teacher had to skillfully remind his students with the words: "The handwriting is very beautiful, the voice is also good, I wish you a dream soon". This crazy fan also expressed his affection for the idol through writing exercises. The topic is "Me of 10 years from now". This girl imagined being a model, then thanks to acting in an advertisement with Loc Ham, the two fell in love and got married. After getting married, she "gave birth" to a daughter named Loc Tieu Nam.

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