Anutin and Yossakorn Sing Together Ahead of No-Confidence Debate
Prime Minister Anutin and Deputy PM Yossakorn sang together at a Udon Thani dinner, displaying unity ahead of
On November 2, 2026, after concluding field inspections in Nong Khai and Udon Thani, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul hosted a dinner for cabinet ministers at the Charoen Hotel in Udon Thani ahead of the mobile cabinet meeting scheduled for the next day. Seated next to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation Yossakorn Wongsa, the prime minister sang Tai Thanawut's hit "Chai Loey" (That's Right), altering the lyrics to "70 is good enough for me," an apparent reference to the 70 MPs from the Pheu Thai Party. Yossakorn clapped and cheered, and the two later held hands and raised them together amid laughter. Yossakorn then performed Asanee-Wasan's "Khon Sutthai" (The Last Person), while Anutin flashed a love sign and swayed. The pair embraced, and Anutin gripped Yossakorn's hand tightly as they stood up together.
When asked whether the warm display meant the government was confident of surviving the upcoming no-confidence debate under Article 151 — targeting Anutin and 17 Bhumjaithai ministers — the prime minister pointed to Deputy Prime Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit and said, "We're confident because we haven't done anything wrong." Ministers Chatchaithai Thaiset and Worasit Liangprasit also performed "Jai Nak Leng" (Heart of a Rogue), dedicating it to the two leaders. Anutin later dismissed suggestions of political courtship, saying, "No courting for six months already."
The dinner also saw the cabinet secretary present a thick stack of meeting documents for the prime minister's signature. The evening closed with a group rendition of Charin Manochit's "Rang Wan Dae Khon Chang Fan" (Reward for a Dreamer), during which Anutin put his arm around Yossakorn, and finally Hin Lek Fai's "Saratha" (Faith).
