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🧚♀️: Actually, we do have goals. We’re starting everything over from a completely fresh beginning, but we still hope that we’ll be able to achieve what we want. Honestly, sometimes I go to the temple to pray. When I pray, I ask to be surrounded by good people and... show more
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![REBECCA AT AMARIN TV #PraewTalkTVxBecky [AI Translation/EN] 🎤: If we compare the journey toward your goals to moving forward, then Becky right now is basically riding a rocket—becoming famous so fast. Everything has happened really quickly. 🧚♀️: It really does feel a bit like “overnight fame.” When people started to notice me and get to know me, I felt really happy. I’m glad to meet everyone—and if you’ve just gotten to know me, I’m happy to meet you too. It’s been a fun journey, and it’s kind of like a roller coaster. There are ups and downs, rises and falls, but maybe that’s just life. 🎤: So do you want to keep this pace in the future, or slow down a little? Or do you still want to go far, but at a slower speed? Or right now, do you still want to keep going as fast as a rocket? 🧚♀️: I can still ride the rocket. 🎤: Still on the rocket? 🤣 🧚♀️: You could say I can still handle this speed. But I also have to learn to take care of myself and know my limits. Because I have to watch my health too—when we overwork, the body really can suddenly “shut down.” 🎤: Six years in the industry isn’t that long, but what’s special is that every stage of your experience has been so intense and challenging. It makes you look like you’ve grown up very fast. Let’s talk about ten years from now—what do you imagine yourself being like? 🧚♀️: I’ll probably still be an actress. I still want to be an actress. By then, I don’t know how far the songs I’ve released now will go—will it go smoothly? Will I have more albums? Will I have concerts? Will I go on tour? What will my place in fashion be like? I’m not sure about those yet. But for acting, I hope I’ll have films or series—maybe even chances to join projects overseas. 🧚♀️: Because honestly, I’m better at speaking English. I want to try acting in English, to see what I’d be like in an English-language film or series. I don’t know what it will be like. 🎤: I really think you’ll make it happen. If you keep going, you’ll definitely run into opportunities like that. 🧚♀️: Really? Recently I just went to Los Angeles and met with some people. I’m not sure if there will be any future collaborations or projects. 🎤: Okay. I truly hope all your wishes come true. 🧚♀️: Thank you.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2019842288151851517/amplify_video_thumb/2019839568095465472/img/aOxov8D3TXytyRdV.jpg)
![REBECCA AT AMARIN TV #PraewTalkTVxBecky [AI Translation/EN] 🎤: If you had to rate yourself… from when you first acted with P’Chompoo and worked with P’Sunny, to now playing Nanno—do you feel like your acting has made a big leap? 🧚♀️: In terms of ability, if we go back to when I was 17 or 18 and filmed *TharnType*, I honestly didn’t know anything. And my Thai wasn’t good either, so I understood even less. So I think I’ve improved a lot. 🎤: You’ve grown a lot. 🧚♀️: Yes. I always say I’m not someone who’s naturally talented… but I’m someone who works very hard and has a lot of patience. I put my whole heart into everything I’m given to do, no matter what the outcome is. 🎤: And now you’ve stepped into a new stage—becoming the CEO of Becky Entertainment. Tell me, why did you suddenly decide to be a CEO, to be your own boss? 🧚♀️: Because when problems happen, you have to act quickly, right? Everything needed to be reorganized and reset. So I started Becky Entertainment, and it feels really good. I can be in control of myself, stay with my own team, and push myself toward my dreams—whether it’s acting, singing, or fashion. 🧚♀️: Yes, and my team has to be people who genuinely love their work. I don’t just hire anyone. You have to love working like I do—maybe even more than me. The passion has to match. Otherwise, if you don’t push each other, how can you keep going? I want everyone to grow together. 🎤: As a 23-year-old CEO, what’s the most challenging thing for you? 🧚♀️: Oh—like I said, I have to make decisions myself, right? And once I make a decision, I have to take responsibility for everything that comes with it. Even though I’m still young, I have to carry whatever happens afterward. I have to be ready to solve problems, or decide what the next step is. Some decisions might not be great, some decisions turn out great—and that’s amazing. But you only know by trying. 🎤: That’s good. It’s made you grow into a more mature person. 🧚♀️: Yes. I really tried new things. 🎤: You have to believe everything that happens in life is good. If Becky hadn’t faced setbacks that day, maybe you wouldn’t have pulled things together so quickly, and you wouldn’t have grown this fast. 🧚♀️: Truly. That’s a fact. 🎤: Right? Did your mom encourage you? 🧚♀️: Yes. My dad, my mom, my brother—and the dogs. The dogs too. 🎤: The dogs too. 🧚♀️: During filming, they were a really good emotional support—especially when I came home. 🎤: Very healing. 🧚♀️: They wait for us, and then I go hug them. I don’t know if they really understand, but I feel like they understand what we say. 🎤: I believe that too. Maybe other people will think we’re talking nonsense, but I think—yes, they understand. They get us. Even if they can’t answer, it’s like they’re listening to us vent.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2019834932819005601/amplify_video_thumb/2019832387975462912/img/Dae6Tf7gNA8s6AaT.jpg)
![REBECCA AT AMARIN TV #PraewTalkTVxBecky [AI Translation/EN] 🎤: But when I look at your face, Becky, I can’t really guess what kind of person you are. 🧚♀️: Why? 🎤: I mean you’re like clay—you can be shaped into anything. You can have a face that makes people suspicious, like they can’t fully trust you. 🧚♀️: Ah—yes. 🎤: Or you can be bright and cheerful, totally carefree. You can do heavy scenes, or basically any kind of role. That shows you have this undefined, blurred quality—actually a strength. It has a lot of depth. 🧚♀️: It feels very mysterious. 🎤: Exactly, very mysterious. The director must have seen that in you too. 🧚♀️: Yes. After the audition that day, he said… even when you’re smiling, sometimes there’s a flash of something deep in your eyes—like you’re thinking about something, like there’s a lot going on inside. (And my reaction was) Oh, really? 🎤: And you said after you’ve been working a lot, when you get home you have to put on headphones. How does that help? 🧚♀️: It helps me clear everything out. Because no matter what role I’m playing… when I get home, I want to go back to being myself. For my mental health, I have to do that, so I can face the next day’s work without carrying those emotions over. 🧚♀️: Yes. I respect every role and every job. I have to empty it out, and then on the day we shoot, I become the character again. Before I go in, I’ll take a little time—close my eyes and be alone with myself—so I can enter the situation and the intention of the character. That’s how I can get into it and become that person. 🎤: So what kind of music do you listen to? What type of songs help you calm those emotions? 🧚♀️: I like something light and comfortable. Anything that feels comfortable is fine—it doesn’t even need lyrics. It relaxes me, and then I can fall asleep. Otherwise my mind keeps running, because on set that day, the character has so much going on internally. A lot—sometimes the whole day I have to act just through my eyes.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2019824959120724251/amplify_video_thumb/2019822379397181441/img/b1fkNtCz6nF57fZh.jpg)
![“I’m very aware that I am in a position of privilege right now where I have a lot of resources. I’m creating things form a place of privilege. I’m really, really aware of that privilege. I actually don’t think I ever thought that I would be able to make things at this scale. Sometimes with that scale I suppose it’s humorously glamorous, but also it’s sometimes not. There is still a human being at the center of it […] As a human being, like my work, I’m very contradictory. I can be unbelievably happy and confident, but I can also be really, really depressed and sad […] I love creating things, but sometimes that can be really painful to do that. It can be painful to make things especially I find more so in this day and age. That’s really confusing for me because I’ve put my entire identity into the things that I make […] I’ve invested so much of myself into the things that I make, emotionally. Sometimes making things feels really stressful and embarrassing, but then sometimes it makes me feel alive. I don’t know who I would be without the things I make.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2060037760342475081/amplify_video_thumb/2060037645657620480/img/BqwYp9bT-vTvU9p3.jpg)