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Young Singer Ja Singhchai's TikTok Hit 'Rules of the Waiting' Goes Viral

Singer Ja Singhchai's emotional ballad "Rules of the Waiting" has gone viral on TikTok with over 100,000 user-created videos, surpassing expectations with rapid growth since release.

Young Singer Ja Singhchai's TikTok Hit 'Rules of the Waiting' Goes Viral
30 Jul Khaosod

Singer Ja Singhchai's new single "Rules of the Waiting" has sparked major momentum on social media and gone viral on TikTok, with over 100,000 user-created content clips using the song. The music video views have surged rapidly, surprising even Ja himself with the overwhelming response.

Ja explained that the song, written by Games Ratchakan Khamkron and arranged by Thangsai Thawarachote, tells the story of someone waiting for an ex-lover to return. For the music video, he cast his close friend Neck Narupol as the lead character, with Pong Thaibaan directing and writing the script. The storyline depicts a man obsessively visiting a karaoke bar to see a woman he likes, serving as a metaphor for how love can drive people to madness.

Regarding the vocal performance, Ja noted this is his most challenging song yet, requiring four hours of singing with heavy emotional intensity and powerful vocal techniques. He described using his "inner voice" extensively and pulling from deep emotional reserves, saying he breaks into sweat from the effort. While his singing voice is naturally sweet, this song demanded he use a rawer, more teenage angst-ridden delivery that better suited the track's emotional weight.

The song began trending on TikTok even before the full release, with tens of thousands of users creating content with it on the first day. Ja expressed gratitude for the viral support, noting most comments relate the song to people's own relationship experiences. He emphasized that while he chooses songs he enjoys, he cannot predict which ones will become hits, and he now focuses simply on giving his best effort to each project rather than worrying about commercial success.

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