Owner of⁣ Viral Live Eating Somtam Clip Speaks Out

Ms ⁤Chisanucha⁢ Chomchuphu, the owner of the viral clip, opens up about being accused of using fake CG images and her experience going viral online.

Ms Chisanucha, a 29-year-old who moved‍ to Norway last September due to marriage, started going live every day to combat loneliness. Initially, she only had⁤ around 50 viewers, but as time went on, ⁢her followers grew to 50,000.

On September 20th, she went ⁣live in ‍front ⁤of her​ house and ate papaya salad, which attracted around 8,000 viewers. However, many people questioned⁢ the authenticity of ‌the beautiful​ scenery behind her, wondering if it was ‍real or just a special effect.

Ms Chisanucha assured everyone that the scenery‌ was real, but to prove it, ⁣she decided to walk outside and ⁢climb ⁢a ​tree. However,‍ the tree was ​too ⁤tall, so she ⁣drew a tree instead. This action only added‍ to the skepticism, with⁢ many viewers still not ​believing that she was actually in a foreign country.

To ⁣further ​prove her ‍location, Ms Chisanucha rode ‍her scooter around the area, but some viewers still⁤ didn’t believe her. She eventually stopped ⁢going‌ live after⁤ spending over three hours trying to convince people of ⁣her authenticity.

After sharing a clip ‌of her experience on social media, the video went viral, attracting around 11 million views. Ms Chisanucha was⁤ surprised by the sudden attention and saw her followers increase‌ from 50,000 to 150,000.

She expressed⁣ her desire for‌ people to⁢ visit Norway, stating that the country is truly beautiful, especially during the fall season. She also highlighted​ the difference in lighting between Europe​ and Thailand,⁢ saying that the light in Norway is particularly ​stunning.

Ms Chisanucha’s experience serves ⁤as a‍ reminder of ‍the ‍power of social media⁤ and⁣ the importance of authenticity​ in online‍ interactions.