Win Wakhin Fulfills Shrine Vow After Song Tops 1M Views
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Fans rushed to watch as upbeat young singer "Win Wakhin Simawara," owner of the latest single "If You Agree," beamed after the track racked up over one million views in no time. The response exceeded expectations, prompting him to honor a pledge made to the Chao Mang Kang Chong Ang shrine by presenting boiled eggs and singing the song in full as an offering.
The single "If You Agree" marks a major stylistic pivot for Win Wakhin. His previous two releases — "Burden of the Heart," starring his mother, superstar Poey Panwad, in the music video, and "Not Number One" — were slow, heartbreak ballads. This time he sheds the sad-guy image for a bright, danceable tune with an earworm melody and cute choreography that is trending on TikTok, inspiring countless dance covers. It reveals a charming side fans may never have imagined from a singer known for emotive sad songs.
Beyond the million-view milestone, the success intertwines with Win Wakhin's personal faith. Earlier, he had vowed at his home shrine to Chao Mang Kang Chong Ang that if "If You Agree" hit one million views, he would bring boiled eggs and sing to the deity as thanks. When the target was met, he promptly prepared a large batch of boiled eggs along with flowers and incense, offered them at the shrine, and performed the song as promised.
During the ceremony, Win Wakhin also lit incense sticks to divine lucky numbers for lottery hopefuls. The numbers that appeared clearly were "890," which made him smile. He believes he has received good fortune from Chao Mang Kang Chong Ang many times before and hopes these numbers bring luck again. Win Wakhin says his faith runs deep because his home sits right next to the Chao Mang Kang Chong Ang shrine on Rama II Road, a popular spot where devotees regularly come to pray.