Foreign couple on Silom Road writing graffiti caught on viral video

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Foreign couple writing graffiti caught on viral video

By The Nation

 

Photos from Vorathep Charoenpornpanich's Facebook

 

A video clip showing a young caucasian couple using a paint pen to write on the pole of an advertisement on Silom Road in the heart of Bangkok has gone viral with more than 1 million views in less than day.

By 8am on Thursday, the clip had been watched 1.029 million times after it was posted by Facebook user Vorathep Charoenpornpanich at 4pm on Wednesday after he took the video.

 

The clip was part of a post that included still photos showing the young woman writing on a public telephone booth with a green paint pen.

 

The clip also showed the man turn to smile and blow a kiss to the camera.

 

 

 

The woman was seen writing "WOAH" and "XAWI" inside and at the back of the public telephone booth.

 

The Facebook post has drawn more than 15,000 reactions and been shared over 4,600 times, receiving more than 360 comments.

 

Most Facebook users condemned the couple in the comments but others reprimanded Vorathep for not warning the couple to stop instead of shooting the clip.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30334441

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-12-21

 

[isaanbanhou]

a week in the slammer and then deported and blacklisted.

Edited December 21, 2017 by isaanbanhou

[colinneil]

Brain dead silly buggers, jail them, deport them, blacklist them for life.

Pair of young idiots looks like it was set up just for posting.

Edited December 21, 2017 by colinneil

[Rimmer]

This is Vandalism, They should not do this in other peoples country I wonder if they do it in their own country.

I hope they get detained at the airport when they try to leave.

[worgeordie]

Just goes to show you cannot do anything,from graffiti  to peeing on the

highway,there's sure to be someone nearby with a bloody smartphone, 

which gets posted online,then millions of people say they are offended,

What they wrote does not make sense,it should have been

Freedom to the people, 

 

regards worgeordie

 

Edited December 21, 2017 by worgeordie
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[tonray]

Start caning as they do in Singapore......a couple of wacks on the bare bum will make a great viral video especially as they yell  "WOAH" and "XAWI"

[mauGR1]

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

[mok199]

remember not too too long ago when the thai woman was caught walking on non trespassing zone,who then refused to apologize, or the graffiti the thai students left behind at the protected ruins in the mid east..this is not a caucasion thing..young is dumb..

[bridge2bridge]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

You call this STREET ART.

It IS Vandalism.

 

[Baerboxer]

2 hours ago, Rimmer said:

This is Vandalism, They should not do this in other peoples country I wonder if they do it in their own country.

I hope they get detained at the airport when they try to leave.

 

Indeed. Do it in Singapore and they'd be caned!

[Baerboxer]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

 

It's defacing property that doesn't belong to you.

 

She ain't no Banksy.

[mauGR1]

7 minutes ago, bridge2bridge said:

You call this STREET ART.

It IS Vandalism.

 

Not in my opinion, where is the damage ?

I can concede that it's not a great example of street art, but that's it.

[gjoo888]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

Please post your address so we can plaster some street art all over your place. Without the permission of the owner, it is vandalism, and writing WOAH and XAWI isn't my idea of art. 

[car720]

10 minutes ago, bridge2bridge said:

You call this STREET ART.

It IS Vandalism.

 

the strange thing is though that when we old farts have finally faded into history then this type of new age thinking will be the norm.

Actually, it sounds a bit like something Sir Richard Branston would say about always trying to see the good in someone.

[chuck6660]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

It should be said in a serious way! For one it is a criminal offense...how would you like someone to express their artistic impulse on the side of your car?  And second they are visitors in another country.

[tonray]

1 minute ago, car720 said:

the strange thing is though that when we old farts have finally faded into history then this type of new age thinking will be the norm.

Actually, it sounds a bit like something Sir Richard Branston would say about always trying to see the good in someone.

If I was a billionaire I'd be able to live in secured compounds where guards would prevent anyone from vandalism and then I'd see the good in people too !

[mauGR1]

11 minutes ago, chuck6660 said:

It should be said in a serious way! For one it is a criminal offense...how would you like someone to express their artistic impulse on the side of your car?  And second they are visitors in another country.

tbh it would not look good on the side of any car, but i like it on trains and concrete pillars.

I respect your point of view though, personally i would not do it.

Edited December 21, 2017 by mauGR1
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[White Christmas13]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

Are you for real? This is not street art, this is vandalism do you know how much it cost to remove?

I am not in Thailand right now but in my city it cost 12 million dollars to remove shit like this

[lust]

Please cane them publicly. I hate graffiti. Losers.

[Card]

Appalling - I guess they want to start trying to be famous like Banksy. But what they did is no worse than all the illegal advertising hoards on all over the country that everyone ignores and accepts because it is done by Thais.

[HLover]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

Also, young people have a lot of energy, it seems to me a good way to let it out.

That said, they should be able to cancel their paintings if requested by the authorities, as it seems that the majority of people don't like them.

As for caning, jailing and deporting, one can just hope it's not said in a serious way

If this is art; do you consider Punch and Judy a theatrical masterpiece? 

[Tchooptip]

19 minutes ago, mauGR1 said:

Not in my opinion, where is the damage ?

I can concede that it's not a great example of street art, but that's it.

OK, prison and deportation for you too!  What for, what for...accompliceship! Pfffffff

 

[hansnl]

2 hours ago, Rimmer said:

This is Vandalism, They should not do this in other peoples country I wonder if they do it in their own country.

I hope they get detained at the airport when they try to leave.

This behaviour should not be tolerated anywhere in the world.

The damage those idiots do to properties runs in the billions.

[sanemax]

1 hour ago, mauGR1 said:

Street art is not vandalism imho.

Street art gives life to all those sad plastic and concrete artifacts, and it brings happiness to people's eyes.

Those who can't appreciate street art are sad people imho..

 

Writing "WOAH" on phone boxes isnt art, it is indeed vandalism .

I for one do not want to see some teenagers so called art work painted on the walls .

It doesnt bring life to anything , it just makes the area look like an inner city slum .

Why do these vandals think that everyone else wants to see their "artwork"?

Forcing people to see it 

If I want to see their "artwork" , then they should put all their "artwork" in one place , like a gallery and if I want to see it, then I will go and see it .

[james1995]

At least they didn't slap any asses..

[mauGR1]

6 minutes ago, HLover said:

If this is art; do you consider Punch and Judy a theatrical masterpiece? 

Of course, calling it art is a bit of a stretch, but , honestly, with all the problems we have in this world, i can't understand why some people hate so much street artists.

No, i don't think that Punch etc is a masterpiece.

[PremiumLane]

These kinds of stories are like crack to a lot of the forum posters on here, they can get outraged and call for birching, deportation and prison time - happy times for them.

 

Then again, how about birching and locking up the advertisements companies that subject us to their crap all over the place, especially the TVs all over the BTS 

[milwaukeeboy]

That was clearly Banksy and his friend.

[sanemax]

26 minutes ago, car720 said:

the strange thing is though that when we old farts have finally faded into history then this type of new age thinking will be the norm.

Actually, it sounds a bit like something Sir Richard Branston would say about always trying to see the good in someone.

Yeah man , dont have an opinion about anything man , everythings good man , nothings like bad or wrong man , its all cool . 

   "Dont worry about a thing............."

Just like, chill out and get the rizzlas out man 

[tonray]

1 minute ago, PremiumLane said:

especially the TVs all over the BTS

Believe me there are a whole lot of better things to stare at on the BTS than the TV ads.