4EVE’s Aheye wins archery gold at Olympop 2026

Thai singer and actress Aheye, a member of the group 4EVE, captured widespread social media attention following her gold-medal performance in archery at the 2026 T-Pop Sports Festival, also known as Olympop 2026. Her transition from intense competition to an expressive, humorous reaction after her victory went viral, drawing over 8 million views on the platform X.

A Viral Moment at the 2026 T-Pop Sports Festival

The Olympop 2026 event, which featured more than 180 artists from over 20 record labels, became a focal point for fans due to the athletic displays of various young performers. Aheye, the youngest member of the seven-piece girl group 4EVE, stood out during the archery competition. She maintained a high level of precision throughout the event, recording a string of perfect 10s to secure the gold medal. However, the viral nature of the moment stemmed from her reaction immediately following the announcement of her win. Unlike her focused demeanor while shooting, Aheye was filmed laughing and covering her face with her hands, a display of emotion that resonated with viewers and sparked extensive sharing across social media platforms.

Comparisons to Archery Icons

The imagery of Aheye’s performance drew immediate comparisons from fans to the iconic 2016 Idol Sports Championships (ISAC) appearance of Tzuyu from the group TWICE. Tzuyu’s performance in 2016 remains a benchmark for idol participation in sports, particularly for a widely circulated image of her releasing an arrow while her hair caught the wind. Fans noted that Aheye’s posture and focus during the 2026 competition mirrored the composure that earned Tzuyu the title of “archery goddess,” bridging a visual connection between the two generations of performers.

4EVE's Aheye wins archery gold at Olympop 2026

Background of a Multidisciplinary Performer

Born in 2005, Aheye, whose legal name is Korranid Laosubinprasoet, has maintained a career in the Thai entertainment industry since the age of seven. Her early work as a child actress eventually led to a breakthrough in music competitions, most notably reaching the finals of the second season of The Voice Kids Thailand. In 2020, she participated in the reality competition Girl Group Stars, which resulted in her joining 4EVE under the management of XOXO Entertainment.

Beyond her musical contributions, Aheye has established a significant portfolio as an actress. Her television credits include appearances in several series on Channel 3, such as Thang Phan Kam Thep, Pikaew Nang Hong, Sorn Ngao Rak, and Wasana Rak. Her performance in Wasana Rak earned her a “Best Promising Actress” award from the Thai Television and Radio Journalists Association. Aheye continued her formal education in the arts, transitioning from her secondary music studies at Srinakharinwirot University’s demonstration school to theater and film studies at Bangkok University in 2024.

Event Context and Future Appearances

The T-Pop Sports Festival has emerged as a significant platform for crossover appeal between the music and sports industries in Thailand. The viral success of Aheye’s archery win serves as an example of the event’s reach, with her reaction video being recapped and shared by numerous accounts.

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