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Thai Entertainment Duo Reflects on Three-Year Rise

Thai entertainment duo Ling Ling Kong and Om Kornnapas have reflected on their three-year rise from obscurity to hosting major events at Bangkok's Impact Arena, crediting their global fanbase's unwavering support for their success. The pair

Thai Entertainment Duo Reflects on Three-Year Rise
11 Jul Khaosod

Thai entertainment partners Ling Ling Kong and Om Kornnapas have reflected on their remarkable three-year journey from their early days with just a handful of fans to now hosting large-scale events at Bangkok's Impact Arena with a global fanbase. The pair, who started as partners, have grown together with consistent love and support from fans both in Thailand and abroad, creating countless memories filled with laughter, tears, and encouragement.

In a recent interview, the two discussed their partnership evolution and how fan support has become a driving force for their continued self-improvement. When asked about their journey, Om humorously responded by singing about their learning experience together. "We've come a long way," Om reflected, "from having nothing at the start to where we are today. We're grateful to everyone who made this happen, and we didn't expect life would have this path for us. We'll keep developing ourselves."

Ling Ling noted their most significant change: "Now we have more people who love us." Om emphasized that their biggest surprise was the size of their fanbase, which has grown exponentially. "I never expected our fans to be this many or love us this much," she said, humorously claiming their numbers had grown "800 million times" since moving to the Impact Arena scale.

Beyond Thailand, their international fanbase has also expanded significantly. Ling Ling shared that she's collaborated with productions from France, Korea, and China, each bringing different working styles that have broadened her perspective, while fans continue their unwavering support.

The pair recounted touching moments that highlighted their fan dedication. One viral clip showed Om stopping a performance when she noticed fans in wheelchairs couldn't see from their seats, insisting they be brought to better positions. Another memorable moment involved an elderly fan who came to their event in a wheelchair despite the logistical challenges.

Ling Ling expressed deep gratitude for fans who travel to see them, understanding that each journey requires saving money for tickets, registration, and waiting in lines. "Every moment we spend with fans is worthwhile, especially for the children and elderly," she said. Om added that they deeply appreciate fans who have saved money for months just to attend their events, emphasizing how they never take that dedication for granted.

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