In a recent interview, veteran actress Kim Chiu shared a pointed message about confidence and humility—a message many believe was aimed at rising star Sofia “Fyang” Smith. Kim, known for her grace and insight, emphasized that:

“It’s good to be confident, but sometimes people mistake confidence for arrogance.”

This caught fans’ attention, as it aligns with ongoing chatter about Fyang’s recent remarks. Just weeks ago, the young influencer won headlines after saying her group “cannot be beaten,” a comment that sparked strong reactions. Actress-comedienne Pokwang even criticized her, and some of Fyang’s fans were reportedly harassing Pokwang’s daughter—leading to potential legal action.

Kim hasn’t named anyone directly, but the timing of her statement resonated deeply. In today’s media environment, subtlety can be powerful. Many fans think this is Kim’s way of reminding newer artists—especially Fyang—that confidence must be grounded in respect and humility.

Fyang, an 18-year-old influencer and the recent winner of Pinoy Big Brother Gen 11, quickly rose to fame. With nearly 6 million TikTok followers and a fresh start in showbiz, she’s becoming a familiar face on TV and in endorsements.

Supporters of Kim praised her message, saying it’s both well-timed and well-delivered. They noted that Kim, who started as a PBB teen housemate herself, has grown into a role model who balances talent with humility.

Industry insiders say this reminder is not just for Fyang—it’s for anyone entering the spotlight. In a world where fan wars and online battles rage daily, maintaining composure and respect can mean the difference between building a career or burning bridges.

As Fyang continues her media journey, the spotlight is now on her response. Will she take this as constructive feedback, or will she brush it off? For young artists, managing public perception is just as important as any performance.