Mariah Deborah Finally Releases Official Music Video for Chart-Topping Viral Hit ‘Na Para Bang’
Singer-songwriter Mariah Deborah has given her breakout hit “Na Para Bang” the full visual treatment, releasing its official music video months after the song took over TikTok and climbed to the top of the local charts.
The video premiered on Saturday, November 14, at 8 p.m. on the singer’s official YouTube channel, GMA Entertainment reported. By Sunday afternoon, it had already gathered close to 300,000 views.
The video was directed by filmmaker Samantha Lee, known for the films “Baka Bukas,” “Billie and Emma” and “Rookie,” and features Keanna Stroh. It brings to life the song’s story of falling for a close friend and wondering whether confessing those feelings could change everything.
Mariah teased the project on November 11 with a short clip showing her walking into the frame with two cups of coffee, as if working up the courage to approach someone kept off-camera, according to Billboard Philippines.
Written by Mariah and produced and mixed by Shadiel Chan, “Na Para Bang” was released on February 13, 2026. It only found a wider audience months later, when listeners on social media connected with its relatable lyrics. The singer earlier said it was the 20th song she had released since starting her music journey in 2020.
The track has since become one of the year’s biggest OPM hits. It held No. 1 on both the Billboard Philippines Hot 100 and Top Philippine Songs charts for six straight weeks. It also debuted at No. 106 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart, making it the first OPM song by a female artist to enter the ranking, following Cup of Joe’s “Multo,” juan karlos’ “ERE” and Earl Agustin’s “Tibok.”
The 24-year-old singer has also become the female OPM artist with the most monthly listeners on Spotify, passing 8 million. Fans can watch the full music video on her official YouTube channel.
For a song that quietly started as one of many releases, “Na Para Bang” has now gone from a TikTok favorite to a full-blown music video moment, proof that a heartfelt OPM track can still find its audience in its own time.
