This article introduces Jannine Parawie Weigel, also known as Jannina Weigel (Jannina W), whose main business is not acting but singing. Jannina W was born in Steinfurt, Germany, to a German father and a Thai mother, where she lived for 10 years. She moved to Thailand with her family in July 2010. She has loved singing and acting since she was a child, and she is destined to have a talent in this area. Since 2010, Jannina W has entered the entertainment industry through a modeling agency. When she was 11 years old trying to change her future career, she began to learn to sing, then participated in the singing contest of the Thai TV show Singing Kids Contest and won third place in this competition (more than 10,000 children). Cute and mischievous, she wants to become a famous singer and tour the world.
She has a strong talent for language, not only knows Thai and German (native), English is naturally very good, but also Chinese (once a week Chinese lessons), Vietnamese (self-taught), Korean (pushed a few Korean cover songs, should have learned). Different from the average Asian singer, the Four Chinese words of China, Japan, Korea and Britain.
In 2013, Jannine, a GMM student, began showing her work to the world through her own YouTube channel Jannine Weigel, and uploaded her first cover in March. In October of the same year, she covered The Passenger's "Let Her Go," which went viral and garnered millions of views. This has also won her a high international reputation and reputation.
In 2014, her cover of "Let it go" achieved an impressive second-place turnout on other website Ryanseacrest.com covering the song around the world.
In 2014, she uploaded her cover of the Thai song "ไไ่่บอเธ" on her YouTube channel, which she received support from many new Thai fans, and her YouTube channel was supported by more people's subscriptions.
In mid-2015, her YouTube channel had more than 1 million subscriber subscriptions.
As of March 2016, nearly 300 million people had watched her YouTube videos, while her YouTube channel had about 1.6 million subscriber subscriptions.
She was the first person in Thailand to receive the "Golden Play Button for YouTube".
In November 2015, she recorded the soundtrack for the Thai film "Senior", in which she starred.