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My music is borderless. It's a fusion of Y2K R&B, pop, hip-hop, Latin rhythms, and C-Pop, wrapped in a high-fashion, cinematic world. I love blending different languages and cultures into something that feels nostalgic, modern, and uniquely mine.
Music has always been my way of connecting with people, no matter where they come from or what language they speak. Growing up in Hong Kong, living in different countries, and experiencing so many cultures made me realize that music is one of the few things that can truly bring people together. That's what inspired me to create my own sound.
I'd recommend "PAB." I think it captures everything I want people to know about my music — melodic Y2K-inspired R&B, catchy pop hooks, emotional storytelling, and an international sound. It's nostalgic, uplifting, and feels like the perfect introduction to my world.
I'm proud that I've been able to build my career independently while staying true to my vision. Performing on the Rolling Loud Thailand main stage, collaborating with Grammy-winning producers like Hit-Boy and James Fauntleroy, and connecting with fans around the world have all been incredible milestones. But what makes me proudest is creating music that represents my own identity instead of trying to fit into one lane.
I'd love people to know that I'm genuinely curious about different cultures and always looking to learn from others. I speak multiple languages, love meeting people from around the world, and I hope my music can make listeners feel connected, no matter where they're from. At the end of the day, I just want to inspire people to dream bigger and never be afraid to be themselves.
NINJA: I think this song really shows who the four of us are. The lyrics, the rock and hip-hop sound, and even the story in the music video all represent our identity. The MV is based on the dream we had when we first started, so it means a lot to us.
TADA: Explore “Thai”ness with us! We’re not only showing you our music, but also our lifestyle, from behind the stage to the stage. Thailand is the land of smiles, and you’ll definitely find yourself smiling while watching us! There will definitely be more genres of music coming out, so buckle up!
PEANUT: Our music is a genre that feels invigorating and uplifting to listen to.
PLENGTHAI: For me, I would describe SuperThai in one word: “Freedom.” The word “Thai” in our name represents freedom, and what we’re always trying to show is both our Thai identity and who we are as people. I want everyone who discovers us to get to know the real us, and hopefully like us and love us for who we are. We simply show ourselves honestly, and I think that’s what makes us unique. I hope people will support us because of our true personalities.
NINJA: Cubbies!
TADA: The smiles. Knowing that I made someone’s day better really makes me happy and motivated. So, I hope you all enjoy it. Love you, Cubbies!
PEANUT: Music, my dreams, my family, and my fans.
PLENGTHAI: Cubbies are the reason I still have the motivation to do this every single day. Ever since I was young, becoming an artist has been my dream. But that dream wouldn’t mean anything without people who listen to our music and support us. As long as there are people waiting for our next song, even if it’s just a few, they’ll always be my inspiration to keep going.
NINJA: We’re so happy and excited to be back in Germany! We’ve been getting everything ready to give everyone an amazing time. We can’t wait to see you all!
TADA: We’re so ready to be back! I hope you all stay healthy and prepared. Until then, see you!~~
PEANUT: This is my second time visiting Germany, but I’m still just as excited to meet everyone. I want to perform even better this time and make sure the audience has an amazing time.
PLENGTHAI: Throughout my career, I always thought performing here would be something really difficult, and honestly, I wasn’t even sure if I would ever get the chance in my life. But now, this is our second time performing in Europe, here in Germany. It really feels like a dream.
I also have so many great memories here, and I can’t wait to see everyone again. I really want to thank Asian Revolution for thinking of us and inviting us to perform. We’ll do our very best, and I hope everyone has a great time with us. See you there!
NINJA: More songs, more concerts, and more Cubbies!
TADA: To be very successful, so that my success can help others. I hope to be a light for people, giving back to the community and spreading love across the world.
PEANUT: A world tour and becoming rich together!
PLENGTHAI: For me, my biggest dream is for all four of us to achieve our dreams together. We’ve worked so hard and stayed determined throughout this journey. Right now, SuperThai is where all four of us have placed our hopes.
I hope that one day we’ll have a hit song that everyone can sing along to, and I’d also love for SuperThai to have a world tour someday.
NINJA: Singing together with all of you at the concert was such a special moment. Your voices were so beautiful, and I wished that moment could last forever.
TADA: Seeing the whole crowd filled with flashlights. I still dream about that moment every day. But honestly, every single moment has kept my heart feeling so warm.
PEANUT: Every moment when we meet each other is one of my favorite memories.
PLENGTHAI: Honestly, I really can’t choose just one. We’ve made so many wonderful memories together, and every single one means a lot to me. I don’t think I’ll ever forget any of them.
I just hope we can keep creating more happy memories together for as long as possible, and as many as possible.
NINJA: I would say “Fight Back” because it’s our new song, so I’m really excited!
TADA: “Fight Back!!!”
PEANUT: “Fight Back,” ’cause we’re back now, my fanssss!!! 🔥
PLENGTHAI: My favorite is the “Run The Show” Thai-style/Mor Lam version because it’s just so much fun to perform. I don’t have to think too much when I’m on stage, so everything feels really natural.
I also feel like it’s a performance that people can easily enjoy, and everyone is ready to have fun together with us.
NINJA: Our members, our passion, our dreams, our team — everything. I’m so proud of you guys.
TADA: I’m proud that, despite the struggles, the four of us managed to walk through them together and keep our heads up. I love my members like family, and I hope we’ll achieve even bigger things together.
PEANUT: Everything about my members.
PLENGTHAI: For me, it’s the four members. We’re together because we’re a family.
I think working as a team is actually really difficult. Everyone has to get along well, or it’s hard to keep moving forward together. But the four of us really feel like a family. That’s why we’ve been able to get through every challenge together, and we’re always there to support each other. That’s the thing I’m most proud of.
NINJA: “Fight Back!!!!”
TADA: “FIGHT BACK!!!”
PEANUT: Every SuperThai song!
PLENGTHAI: If you’re just discovering SuperThai, I’d definitely recommend our newest song, “Fight Back.” I have to promote it a little!
We were involved in so much of the creative process for this song, so I think it represents who we are the best. If you listen to the song, read the lyrics, and watch the music video, I think you’ll get to know SuperThai a lot better through this song.
From their dreams of a world tour to the simple joy of seeing their fans smile, SuperThai’s answers reveal a group that is deeply connected to both its roots and its audience.
Their journey is still unfolding, but one thing is clear: Ninja, Tada, Peanut, and Plengthai want to continue growing together, staying true to themselves while bringing their music, their Thai identity, and their message of freedom to audiences around the world.
And if their enthusiasm for “Fight Back” is anything to go by, there is certainly much more to come from SuperThai.
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KENNY: For this comeback, there are a lot of sides we haven’t shown yet. This is only our second one, so I’m wishing for more acting from us. I feel like we’ve been holding back on the acting element, and I think all of us have something to show in that area. I think this time around, you’ll see in our MV how we’re able to act and capture the essence of the story. I won’t say too much—I’m just very excited for you guys to see the acting element. We’re going to focus less on dancing and more on just being...
NATHAN: I would say that SHATTERED and MULTIVERSE, our last two songs, were pretty intense and talked about really deep and shattering topics. So this time, our new single would probably be a little bit different, if not very different, and tackle a lot of fun stuff and fun elements.
KENNY: But the way we made the song was a little bit... it came from a therapy session, so...
NATHAN: We have a very special surprise for you. Thank you so much for waiting for the comeback again. We can’t wait to see you all and have so much fun like we did last time.
KENNY: We will destroy you in all the games that we’ll be participating in.
KENNY: Yeah, exactly. We’re gonna defeat you in all the games. He’s gonna destroy you in Smash, he’s gonna destroy you in any Switch games, and I’m gonna destroy you in TFT.
AITO: Even though we don’t make announcements about it, I hope people know that we are healthy and doing quite well. There’s really nothing to worry about with us.
NATHAN: I would say, personally, I want to let 5TARZ know that they actually mean a lot more to us, especially for me. They mean a lot more than they think. Because my goal for being an artist is to influence people to keep doing what they wanna do, no matter where they’re from, even if they’re in a place that’s limited to K-pop or something and they wanna pursue K-pop.
Because when I see comments on B.stage where they’re like, “1VERSE because of you guys,” or, “Now I want to follow my dream and I’m pushing to do that,” it really means a lot. And I mean, if I can impact one person, that’s enough for me to keep doing my job.
For anyone meeting me for the first time, I’m ALL’N, a violin-driven K-pop solo artist and the founder and CEO of SKS Entertainment.
I started playing violin when I was nine, long before I ever imagined myself singing and dancing on a K-pop stage. Since then, my path has taken me through competitive violin, training in China, producing music, performing as a DJ, and eventually building my own company so I could come back to the dream on my own terms.
Now I bring all of those pieces together. I sing, rap, perform, produce, and use the violin as a core part of my sound. Even my name represents that: ALL’N comes from “all in,” which is how I try to approach anything I truly care about, and 올린 is also contained in the Korean word 바이올린, meaning violin.
I want ALL’N to feel cinematic and ambitious, but still personal. More than anything, I want the music to leave people feeling like they can keep going.
Definitely. Classical training affects much more than the moments when I’m actually holding a violin.
When you spend years studying classical music, you become very sensitive to timing, phrasing, dynamics, and small changes in emotion. I notice those same things when I learn choreography.
I tend to think in musical phrases: where a movement should hit, where I should breathe, when the energy should build, and when something should feel restrained.
It also taught me a lot about repetition and discipline. As a violinist, you can spend hours fixing a few seconds of music. K-pop training is different, but that mindset is very familiar to me.
Live performance is probably where everything comes together the most. I may have to sing, move, play violin, watch the cameras, and still connect with the audience. My goal is for the violin to feel like a natural part of the performance, not something that pauses the show.
Walking onto the Music Bank stage for the first time is probably the moment I replay the most.
There was something surreal about seeing the KBS cameras, the broadcast monitors, all the staff moving around, and then seeing the name ALL’N there. A few years earlier, I genuinely did not know whether I would ever get another real chance at becoming a K-pop artist.
What made it even more emotional was knowing how that debut happened. I wasn’t standing there because another company had finally chosen me. I had founded SKS Entertainment, built the team, funded the project, and somehow made it all the way onto that stage as both the artist and the CEO of the company behind the artist.
I remember wanting to take the moment in, but also thinking, “Don’t get emotional yet. You still have to perform.”
That feeling has stayed with me.
I would love to do a major festival stage like Coachella with a full live band and string section.
I grew up in classical music, and I also spent a period of my life performing as a violin-driven DJ at festivals, so being able to combine those worlds with the K-pop artist I am now would feel very full-circle.
I can already imagine the violin becoming much bigger and more cinematic in that kind of setting.
But honestly, there’s another moment I want just as much as any specific venue. I want to hear a huge crowd sing “Dream, dream, dream higher” back to me.
I wrote that chorus hoping it could eventually feel like something thousands of people could chant together. The first time that actually happens, I think it will be one of those moments I never forget.
“I want to hear a huge crowd sing ‘Dream, dream, dream higher’ back to me.”
The editing process.
Dream Higher was the first music video where I really took the editing into my own hands and also became much more involved in the directing side.
Because the song is so personal to me, I realized that I had a very specific feeling in my head for how the story should move, and the edit is where that feeling finally comes alive.
I love taking raw footage and finding the exact order, timing, slow motion, transitions, and little details that make a scene hit emotionally. Sometimes changing a cut by half a second completely changes how it feels.
It is also extremely time-consuming, and I definitely learned the hard way how much work editors do. But reading people’s comments after Dream Higher made all of those hours worth it.
It actually made me want to keep improving my editing skills and become more hands-on with every music video I make.
A lot more music, and a lot more growth.
Dream Higher is only my second single, so I still feel like people are just beginning to understand what ALL’N can be.
The violin will always remain part of every song I release, but I do not want that to mean every song sounds the same. I want to keep exploring different genres, moods, performance styles, and visual worlds while keeping that violin-driven identity at the center.
I’m also continuing to build SKS Entertainment at the same time. I think one of the interesting parts of this journey is that people are not only watching an artist grow; they are also watching the company and the world around the artist grow in real time.
There is already more music being developed, and I think the next chapter will show a more confident and colorful side of me.
N’CORE, thank you for believing in something that is still being built.
At the end of the Dream Higher music video, I wrote, “Every dream begins with someone who believes. Thank you for believing in mine.” I meant that completely.
Every comment, stream, playlist add, share, and person who shows up to support me gives me another reason to keep pushing myself.
I know we are still very early in this journey, and that is actually what makes your support mean so much to me. You are here while all of this is still becoming what I hope it can be.
My promise is that I will keep learning, keep improving, and never take that support for granted.
I also hope that as this platform grows, I can use it to inspire people, spread kindness, and remind N’CORE to keep believing in their own dreams too.
Let’s keep dreaming higher together.
One memory I still come back to is entering a survival show in China ranked near the bottom and then being promoted into A Class by Lay from EXO.
I remember sitting in the dorm afterward and finding out that my story was trending number one on Weibo. For the first time, it felt like years of training and uncertainty were finally turning into something.
I really thought, “Maybe I was right to keep believing in this.”
That chapter did not end the way I expected, but the memory still matters to me because it reminds me how quickly life can change in either direction.
Years later, when I finally stood on Korean music shows under the company I built myself, I thought about that younger version of me. He had no idea what was going to happen next.
He just knew he wanted to keep going.
TXT. Elevator. Story.
The story that went viral on TikTok and Instagram will be turned into a violin K-pop song! It will feel like a weekend banger and something fun to share with my fans.
From classical violin to K-pop, from performing to building his own entertainment company, ALL’N’s journey is still unfolding.
And if there is one thing that remains constant throughout his story, it is his determination to keep moving forward — and to encourage others to do the same.
The next chapter is only beginning.
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