Multiple Victims File Complaints Against Famous Influencer

Multiple victims have filed complaints against a famous influencer and streamer with over 10 million followers, alleging serious assault, indecent acts, and intimidation within the organization. On August 10, 2025, at the Sai Mai Must Survive coordination center in Bangkok's Sai Mai district, several victims submitted evidence to Ekaphop Luangprasert, founder of the Sai Mai Must Survive page, seeking justice and transparency.

One victim, a 29-year-old former employee named Aree (surname withheld), reported working with the influencer since 2566. She described how the influencer has severe emotional outbursts and poor self-control, repeatedly venting anger through verbal abuse, throwing objects, head-flicking, and spitting on food. She also reported being threatened with a knife. Despite these incidents occurring in front of multiple staff members, no one dared to intervene.

Another victim, 24-year-old Vespa (surname withheld), worked for two years and revealed that since 2567 he was required to provide his personal bank account to receive sponsor payments from unknown sources, then transfer or pay expenses as instructed via LINE. Over 1 million baht circulated through his account, with transfers reaching 1.4 million baht. Although he initially refused, he complied out of fear of the influencer's violent behavior. He resigned in December out of legal concerns and requested a transparent financial audit.

A 19-year-old trainee named A (pseudonym) worked for 8-9 months as a content creator and housekeeper. She claimed she was deceived into traveling from another province and staying at the studio under the guise of family care, but was threatened and sexually harassed multiple times, including forced hugging, biting, late-night bedroom intrusions for cheek kissing, and attempted sexual assault. She never received formal salary, only daily living expenses and launch bonuses totaling 60,000-70,000 baht. She has now filed a police report and consulted a lawyer.

Hat (surname withheld), 24, a former photographer who worked for about four months, recounted an incident on June 18 when he was severely criticized while filming camera angle content and challenged to fight. Despite apologizing with a wai gesture, he was assaulted with punches to the face, strangulation, boxing equipment strikes to the head, and spitting. He was fired the same day with threats and has filed a police report after a medical examination.

Ekaphop Luangprasert, founder of Sai Mai Must Survive, stated that all allegations come from the victims' side, while the accused has not yet responded.