LYKN drops 'If Only' MV

LYKN released the music video for “If Only” on Wednesday, April 23, adding a new ballad to the Thai boy group’s official video lineup. (youtube.com) The official YouTube upload had 3,448 views and 8,500 likes about 15 minutes after premiering, according to the live page snapshot. RISER MUSIC also posted ahead of release that the video would drop at 6 p.m. (youtube.com, youtube.com) The track is listed in Thai as “ถ้าเกิด” with the English title “If Only,” and it is also available on streaming services including Spotify. Spotify lists the song as a 2026 LYKN release. (youtube.com, open.spotify.com) Credits on the official video page name Tui Chayatorn and KANGSOMKS as producers, lyricists and composers. The arrangement is credited to Nittayah Maniwong and Bomboi, with Kalvin on mastering. (youtube.com, gmm-tv.com) The lyrics frame the song as a regret narrative after a breakup, with lines about wanting to apologize and realizing “it’s too late” after the other person leaves. The official posting splits vocal parts among members including Tui, Hong, Nut, Lego and William. (gmm-tv.com) The release lands during a busy stretch for LYKN’s channel. The group’s YouTube page shows “No Way” at about 2.8 million views from one month ago, while “Let’s Go” from the HONGSHI unit was posted one day earlier and had about 274,000 views when indexed. (youtube.com) That pace reflects how RISER MUSIC and GMMTV are rolling out LYKN material in quick succession across group and sub-unit projects. “If Only” now joins a catalog that mixes brighter pop singles with more reflective releases. (youtube.com, gmm-tv.com) For fans, the immediate next step is simple: “If Only” is now live on LYKN’s official YouTube channel and on streaming platforms, with the first wave of audience response already visible within minutes of release. (youtube.com, open.spotify.com)