You Can't Place a Crown on the Head of the Clown and Expect a King

Andrei Sleigh, the creative director of Miss Supranational is battling it out with Nawat Itsagrisil, producer of Miss Grand International.  This has the makings of a battle royale and they are using the internet as the arena to voice out their heartaches and sentiments.

Andrei Sleigh of Miss Supranational has shared enough soundbites and/or ammunition that egged me to start a new thread for Nawat.  It is quite amusing that whatever Nawat says or does, quotable quotes from all sectors are branching out, like a little tree trying to spread himself so wide.

And this is how it all started c/o insider's report:

Nawat.tv: I am very wonder Miss SupraEarthquake, who will crowned?

And then Angkol's Manager Coco seconded: I can't hear clearly what she said...Supermarketnational??? What did she buy? Who is she?

And then Andrei of Supra responded a cryptic message: You can't put a crown on a clown and expect a king.

What does Andrei Sleigh mean when he said that?  Simply put, he meant:

1. Nawat for years now has been able to look at pageant fans squarely in the eye and say ‘we guarantee 

our quality.

2. Andrei may also mean You can put a crown on Nawat being a  clown, but that doesn’t make him a king.

3. It can also be interpreted this way. “You can’t place a crown on the head of a clown and then hope he 

turns out to be a king.”

4. “You can't put a Crown on A Clown & expect Coco to behave like a Queen.

Entitlement only leads to disappointment because you can’t hang on too long to anything. They’ve given Nawat a microphone and a song to sing. He’s saying big old words, and he doesn’t know what they mean. You can’t place a crown on the head of a clown and then hope he turns out to be a king.