Open Label’s Daou and Offroad have publicly apologised following fan backlash for a skit during a fan screening of the new thriller Girl From Nowhere: The Reset.

The singer-actors said in separate statements they regretted their actions, which some fans have called out as being “insensitive” towards females. The skit took place at the screening of the second episode of Girl From Nowhere: The Reset on 14 March.

Offroad is featured in the series, which is screened on one31 and globally on Netflix. The series’ main character is Nanno, played by popular actress Becky Rebecca Armstrong.

During the skit, Offroad – dressed as his high school character Peck – is on stage with Daou, who dresses in female high school attire as the lead character Nanno.

In one part of the skit, Daou is seen lifting up his skirt, a reference to the upskirt theme in the show’s second episode. The act is repeated a second time, this time with Offroad mimicking taking an upskirt photo (similar to what his character does on the show).

The footage – circulated on social media – led to intense discussion among fans: many called them out for the inappropriate and insensitive acts, which left some uncomfortable.

Daou in his statement says the idea to dress as lead character Nanno was to surprise Offroad.

I want to sincerely apologize for the scene in the clip where I was dressed as Nanno from Girl From Nowhere.
The idea came from the character’s iconic behavior in the series, and I continued the bit when I surprised Offroad, who plays “Pek.” However, I now understand that the… https://t.co/xnA0Z2j3ov
— ไดโนเสาร์ย้าก🦖 (@oueiija) March 15, 2026

“However, I now understand that the action in that moment made some people, especially women, feel uncomfortable.

“I want to make it clear that I never had the intention to mock or make fun of harassment or any sensitve issue,” he writes.

ผมต้องขออภัยอย่างสุดซึ้งกับผู้หญิงทุกคนครับ ผมขอยืนยันว่าผมและพี่อู๋ ไม่มีเจตนาจะทำให้ใครรู้สึกไม่ดี หรือคุกคามใด ๆ แต่ผมต้องรับผิดชอบต่อสิ่งที่เกิดขึ้น ผมรู้สึกผิดอย่างมากกับสิ่งที่เกิดขึ้นครับ ผมไม่ได้มีความตั้งใจที่จะก่อให้เกิดการคุกคามต่อผู้หญิงหรือเพศใด ๆ เลยครับ…
— OFFROAD 🚗 (@TOTOGABACK) March 15, 2026

Offroad, meanwhile, says he felt “very guilty” about what had happened, adding: “I am truly sorry, and I will take responsibility for everything that happened. I will learn from this mistake, and I will not let something like this happen again.”

Open Label also issued an apology following the fan backlash. “We recognise that sensitive matters within society should always be handled with the utmost care and consideration.”

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เมื่อวันที่ 14 มีนาคมที่ผ่านมา

OFFICIAL STATEMENT
REGARDING THE INCIDENT AT THE EVENT ON MARCH 14, 2026#OPENLABEL pic.twitter.com/lVRnNlRXU9
— OPEN LABEL (@OPENLABEL_TH) March 15, 2026

The agency called the incident a “significant mistake” on both company and artistes’ part, and has pledged to “exercise greater caution in our work, performancea and content presented in all future activities”.