Grandmother Says Fans Already Know Go-Kart Protest Details
Ya Ning said her grandson Nong Phayu is feeling better after two days of rest following a go‑kart race protest that sparked online debate. She told fans that the story has already been fully covered in the media, so she sees no need to explain further. Ya Ning also recalled her earlier reaction when the race results were delayed, exclaiming 'Pad Ti To'.
Ya Ning updated the mental state of her grandson Nong Phayu following the go‑kart race protest controversy, saying he is feeling better after two days of rest and thanking everyone for their concern. In the video, she said she had returned home and avoided looking at her phone, wanting only to rest. She ate a little rice porridge and went back to sleep, later seeing news about her grandson but not deliberately checking the details. When many fans began asking her what had happened, she replied that they already knew everything from the news, so she did not need to explain further. She noted that whatever channel they switched to, the story was already being reported, and they had read it themselves.
She also recounted the day of the race, when she had posted a clip of herself waiting for Nong Phayu to receive an award, showing footage from daylight until evening. Ultimately the organizers announced that the results could not be released that day because the matter had to be submitted to the Royal Motor Association. This prompted her to exclaim 'Pad Ti To'. The person filming mentioned waiting until the light faded, to which Ya Ning responded 'Yes', with on‑screen text reading 'Bed kum si wao sung haeng', meaning 'No more words to say, very angry'.
