Bangkok, Thailand – March 6, 2025 – In a dazzling show of solidarity, Chinese fans of the beloved Thai celebrity duo FayeYoko have launched an unprecedented LED truck campaign set to roll through Bangkok’s iconic One Bangkok district on March 7, 2025.
From 11:00 to 19:00 BKK time, the eye-catching truck will broadcast powerful messages of support for Yoko Apasra Lertprasert, whose personal struggles have sparked a firestorm of controversy and fervent fan devotion worldwide.
FayeYoko Fans Unleash Massive LED Truck Rally in Bangkok
Adorned with vibrant images of Faye Peraya Kanlayangool and Yoko, along with slogans like “YOKO IS NOT ALONE” and “Let’s fight for FayeYoko together,” the truck’s mission is clear: to stand by Yoko amid her challenges and affirm the authenticity of the real-life romance between the two stars, which has captivated audiences since their breakout roles in the hit GL series Blank: The Series.
The campaign, organized by the @FayeYoko_CHINA fan account, has ignited social media, with the hashtag #YokoFreedomNow trending globally as fans rally for Yoko’s “freedom” and demand justice.
The truck’s route, as revealed in exclusive images shared on X, weaves through Bangkok’s bustling streets, displaying a mix of heartfelt messages and striking visuals—curtains parting to reveal the duo’s iconic moments, juxtaposed with fan pledges like “Gabbi will always be by your side, waiting for the day when you bloom freely.”
The imagery has struck a chord, drawing comparisons to Thailand’s history of public protests, including the 2020-2021 demonstrations for political and social reform, though this movement centers on celebrity culture and personal rights.
Yoko, a 23-year-old actor under Nine Star Studios and former member of girl group The Glass Girls, has become a lightning rod for attention after reports of personal and professional pressures surfaced.
Fans speculate these stem from her high-profile relationship with Faye, whose on-screen and off-screen chemistry has amassed over 93 million social media engagements in recent months, according to the Zanroo Social Listening Tool. However, the couple’s openness has also drawn scrutiny in Thailand’s conservative entertainment industry, fueling the #YokoFreedomNow movement.
The LED truck initiative follows a wave of online activism, with fans from Brazil, Cuba, and beyond flooding X with messages of support, such as “Save Yoko—now it’s a matter of honor.” Critics, however, question whether the campaign’s intensity could escalate tensions, especially given Thailand’s history of government responses to public demonstrations, including media censorship and police intervention, as documented in the 2020-2022 protests.
As the truck prepares to hit the streets, the question looms: Will this bold display of fan power spark a global movement for Yoko’s freedom, or will it face the same suppression that has quieted other Thai protests? One thing is certain—FayeYoko’s story continues to captivate and divide, with the world watching Bangkok’s streets on March 7. Stay tuned for live updates as this story unfolds!
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