Emi Thasorn’s New Single “More Than Words” Surpasses 1 Million YouTube Views in Just Days
By the Editorial Team
Thai rising star Emi Thasorn Klinnium has made a powerful impact in the music scene with her latest single More Than Words (มากกว่าที่รัก), which surpassed one million views on YouTube within just a few days of its release on February 27, 2025. The viral success has drawn significant attention to Emi’s musical talents.
More Than Words serves as the official theme song for the Thai GL (Girls’ Love) series Us (Us รักของเรา / Us The Series), and features Emi’s gentle vocals and distinctive tone, perfectly expressing a love that goes beyond language. Both the lyrics and the visuals in the music video are closely tied to the drama’s storyline, making the song not just a soundtrack, but a continuation of the emotional journey shared between the characters.
Premiering on January 18, 2025, Us The Series is GMMTV’s latest novel-based GL drama following the popular 23.5 (23.5 องศาที่โลกเอียง) and Pluto (Pluto นิทาน ดวงดาว ความรัก). The show continues the recent trend of GL storytelling in Thai media, combining cinematic visuals and delicate storytelling to explore themes of love, friendship, family, and identity. Emi plays Pam, a dental student, while Bonnie Pussarasorn Bosuwan plays Dokrak. Their on-screen chemistry, mature performances, and romantic interactions have captivated audiences since the show’s debut.
Emi’s dual talents in acting and music prove that she is not just an actress but also a promising singer with real potential. As More Than Words continues to gain popularity, fans are eagerly watching to see if she will further explore different musical genres or pursue a broader music career.
Coming up this June, Emi and Bonnie will perform live at the Blush Blossom concert, which will also feature other popular GL pairings under GMMTV, including Milk, Love, Namtan, and Film. With such a high-profile lineup, ticket demand is expected to be intense.
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