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(ThamePo) Heart That Skips a Beat - Ep. 3 (Patreon)

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2025-11-25 06:22:14
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Anne-Cecile Coque

Hello,you missed it but it’s jun going to the house. He said it pretexting it’s free water and electricity when they played the game. See you in the next one.

Rii7e

So basically each episodes title is an actual song (not by the group) and they usually pick a song that relates to the theme of the episode but it’s always a real song like this one “trouble is a friend” is an actual song they picked that will relate to the episode! I hope that makes sense lmao. You’ll probably recognize some of the song titles in the episodes to come!

Rii7e

William (Thame’s actor) is 20 and Est (Po’s actor) is 24

Cat R

I'm not sure how it works in Thailand but in Korea only recently between last year and this year have idols started to have more legal protection in regards to slave contracts and other mistreatment. Technically, in Korea, idols are regarded as independent workers or freelancers and do not have a union behind them which is why so many companies get away with the crazy mistreatment. There is some discussions going on right now about Korea thinking to unionize idols so they have more protections though. Also, it was confirmed in the Arcade scene of this episode that Jun is the one going back to the house! Thame thanked Jun for watering the orange wishing tree and Jun responded with "Don't think i'm into it okay? It's free water and electricity, why wouldn't I stay there?"

jjdgsbb

About the slave contracts and paying back debt for the company (I'm not super into tpop so this is largely about the kpop industry): It's extremely common for idols to have to pay back the company's debt through their earnings as an artist. Basically whatever the company puts into a group, the group has to earn back before they start getting paychecks. This is why so many less popular idols and even some of the more popular idols can't invest in their own careers or leave their companies - because they are legitimately dirt poor after putting years of work in with no return and their wellbeing is directly tied to the company supporting their livelihood (often barely supporting, at that).

TALENTLESS

Trolltek hating on Mick for 1 hour straight lmao