Pan Wei Bai's hit song would be "Gecko Walk".
"Gecko Walk" was released on December 20, 2002, and is a hit song from the album of the same name, "Gecko Walk". When the song came out, it made Pan Wei Bai a hit in Taiwan, and many people began to realize that there was such a talented singer in the world and paid attention to him. Even after 20 years, there are still a lot of post-80s and post-90s people who can still sing the lyrics of this song very smoothly.
Of course, Pan also has many other great songs that he is known for, such as "Happy Worship". The song "Happy Worship" sung by Pan Wei Bai and Zhang Shaohan was a hit as soon as it was released, becoming one of the phenomenal songs at the time and one of the sacred songs for square dancing now.
Additionally, Pan Wei Bai's chorus of "Have to Love" with Stringy, with their silent duet, creates a romantic and sweet atmosphere. The song also won the 2007 Top Ten Best Selling Golden Songs of the Year award and is still a must-have couple's duet song in KTVs.
Wilber Pan biography
Wilber Pan (Wilber Pan), born on August 6, 1980 in West Virginia, USA, originally from Putuo District, Shanghai, China, Chinese pop singer, film and television actor, host, graduated from California State Polytechnic University. 2002, the release of his first solo music In 2002, he released his first solo album "Gecko Walk", which officially entered the singing world. 2003, he released his second solo album "My Microphone".
In 2004, he won the Best New Artist Award in the 4th Music Chart for Hong Kong, Taiwan and Overseas Chinese; in the same year, he released his third solo album "Wu Ha"; in 2005, he released his fourth solo album "Masters"; in 2006, he won the 4th Southeast Powerful Music Chart Hong Kong and Taiwan Powerful Most Popular Male Vocalist Award for the album "Reverse Earth"; in 2007, he released his solo album "Playing Cool"; in 2008, he released his first solo album "Gecko Walking"; in 2009, he released his second solo album "My Microphone".
In 2007, he released his solo album "Playing Cool".