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Tai Orathai, Thai folk singer takes Korea by storm


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Renowned Thai folk singer, Tai Orathai, has become a social media sensation in Korea, leading to a spike in curiosity about the identity of this airport fairy. The vocalist, also known as the Queen of Grass Flowers in the music industry, is currently preparing for her first concert tour in the United States this year, titled #TaiOrathaiUSATour2023.

 

Tai’s enchanting beauty and charming smile have captivated Korean tourists at the airport. A photo of the singer was posted on Twitter by a user named @emoticon95, captioned, “It seems like she’s a Thai actress…she can’t go anywhere because she’s servicing fans.”

 

The tweet also complimented her stunning beauty.

 

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Tai Orathai snapped at the airport for her US concert tour. Photo by KhaoSod.


When the image was shared, it created a social media storm, garnering over nine million views and more than 9,000 retweets, much to the delight of Thai fans.

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2023-10-24

 

by Nattapong Westwood

Top Photo: Tai_Orathai27/ X

 

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1 hour ago, Emdog said:

I got a CD of hers about 20 years ago because it was great music and arrangements. Didn't know (or care) what she looked like

Same for me. Came to live here in 97, and heard a lovely song being played everywhere in Ubon, and bought the CD.

She is  from Ubon province, and I have been an admirer ever since.

 

 

 

 

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Her big hit 15 odd years ago. When everyone was getting mobile phones and suddenly all the Issan and other Thai migrant workers working in Bangkok and the Eastern Seaboard could get in touch with each other easily.

Who here remembers going to a public phone box with a yellow card, costing 500 baht, an arm and a leg at the time, and trying to phone abroad through the deafening traffic noise?

 

 

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