GELBOYS สถานะกั๊กใจ (2025) dir. Boss Kuno
honestly, “gelboys” is simply a masterpiece, and i will never stop talking about it because there are no right or wrong actions, no right dialogues. sometimes, there is no joy or happiness at all. friendships are destroyed for the sake of relationships, and relationships are destroyed for the sake of friendships, and then everything falls apart together.
there are many tears, so much pain, but at the same time—an incredible amount of love, happiness, and support.
there is real, genuine friendship, the fear of losing the people closest to you, the first crush, awkward touches, the inability to express feelings, fears, detachment, attachment, anxiety.
and all of this is what surrounds or has surrounded us in our teenage years, what each of us, unfortunately, has to go through on the path to understanding ourselves, the people around us, and our lives.
sometimes, we fall in love with the wrong people. sometimes, we unknowingly destroy what is most valuable to us. sometimes, we make terrible mistakes because we love. sometimes, we are scared.
but all of this is what makes us human. all of us, completely different—sometimes incompatible, sometimes sad, or, on the contrary, happy.
sometimes, for someone, our happiness is pure sorrow—not because they hate us, but because they might have wanted to be our happiness but never could.
this show wasn’t created to make money or gain views. in reality, there’s nothing special about it, except that it is real, without a drop of fantasy or fiction.
it is what it is, and if you really think about it, all of us, in one way or another, are characters in this story.
some will see themselves in chian—the one who hopelessly loved someone who never loved him back. who tried a thousand times to move on but never could. who only hurt himself more and those around him.
some will see themselves in fomode—the one who loved someone still trying to find himself. who dreamed of being chosen but always remained a second option. who held on to hope even though he knew chian’s heart didn’t belong to him but to his doubts and fears.
some will see themselves in baabin—the one who never found the courage to confess his love to his best friend. who watched silently, hiding his feelings behind a smile, afraid that the truth would change everything. who endured the pain because staying close was better than risking everything and losing him forever.
there are those who will see themselves in bua—the one caught between two fires, unsure of where to go. who hesitated, got lost in his own emotions, unable to understand what he truly wanted. who took steps forward, but every choice only hurt him more.
but a part of this story is in each of us, even if you’ve never watched it and never will.
and that’s why i am endlessly grateful to boss kuno for such a raw and real story. even though it turned out to be painfully heavy, it is honest, and that is what makes it truly special.















