S Prachaya Reveals Sacred Items Behind 30M Views Success
Thai artist S Prachaya shares his sacred items including parents' hair, revered master statues, and Naga beliefs, driving his Likay and music success past 30 million views.
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- S Prachaya carries his parents' hair with him at all times for spiritual support
- Deep faith in traditional Likay master figures and Naga deities
- Filial piety and sacred blessings propel his music video past 30 million views
Thai artist and Likay performer S Prachaya has recently opened up about his personal beliefs and the sacred items he carries as protective amulets, attributing his career milestones and massive streaming success to these deeply valued personal talismans.
Among his most cherished items, the artist highlighted his parents' actual hair, which he keeps close to him either worn around his neck or carried in his bag, providing a constant sense of parental protection and presence wherever his work takes him.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
In addition to his parents' hair, S Prachaya maintains traditional reverence for the revered master figure known as Por Gae, a sacred item customary for Likay performers, alongside a profound faith in the Naga serpent deity, whose blessings he has experienced firsthand.
"เป็นผมพ่อกับผมแม่ เส้นผม พกติดตัวตลอด ถ้าไม่ได้คล้องก็จะเอาใส่กระเป๋าเพราะเป็นผมพ่อแม่เรา เวลาไปไหนมาไหนจะรู้สึกเหมือนเขาอยู่กับเราตลอด อยากให้เขาปกปักรักษาเรา คิดแบบนั้น ส่วนอีกอันก็คือพ่อแก่ ลิเกทุกคนต้องมีติดตัวเหมือนกันพกไปด้วยตลอด และอีกอย่างคือเรื่องราวของพ่อพญานาคเป็นคนที่เชื่อและศรัทธามาก ๆ เคยขอแล้วได้เลยเชื่อสนิทใจ แต่ท้ายที่สุดถ้าเอาที่เป็น แรร์ไอเทมจริง ๆ ก็น่าจะเป็นเส้นผมของพ่อกับแม่นี่แหละที่เราศรัทธาที่สุด"
S Prachaya
Beyond physical talismans, this remarkable journey of success in both traditional Likay performances and modern music highlights the profound importance of filial piety and gratitude toward one's parents as a true foundation for prosperity and widespread public recognition.
The practice of carrying sacred items and worshipping protective deities is deeply embedded in Thai traditional entertainment culture. Combined with personal values like filial piety, these cultural elements often provide performers with the mental resilience needed in the competitive entertainment industry.
Source: Thairath Entertainment
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