Thai star Fourth Nattawat drops MV
Thai pop star Fourth Nattawat released the music video for “Every Single Day” today, with teasers that pulled roughly 11k likes and 234k views before the full drop. (x.com) The immediate engagement suggests the single will be a streaming‑and‑share driver in Southeast Asian pop circles this week. (x.com)
Fourth Nattawat just pushed a new music video into the Thai pop pipeline, and the early numbers were already moving before the full video landed on April 11, 2026. The official video for “อยู่ด้วยกันนะ (Every Single Day)” premiered on RISER MUSIC’s YouTube channel today after teaser clips circulated ahead of release. (youtube.com) Fourth is not arriving as an unknown singer trying to break through from zero. Nattawat Jirochtikul, born on October 18, 2004, first broke out through GMMTV, won Thailand School Star 2019, and later built a much bigger audience with acting roles in “My School President” and “Moonlight Chicken.” (music.youtube.com) That acting career matters here because Thai pop and Thai television share fans, clips, and fandom accounts in the same places. When an actor with an existing fan base drops a single, the launch starts with viewers who already know the face, the voice, and the shipping culture around the star. (music.youtube.com) Fourth’s music career is also no side project anymore. RISER MUSIC lists him as a signed artist, and fan-maintained discography pages tracking Thai pop releases describe “Every Single Day” as his sixth digital single and note that the rollout plan appeared on April 8, 2026. (music.youtube.com) (tpop.fandom.com) The new release is being framed as a soft romantic comeback rather than a loud reinvention. A same-day entertainment writeup says the single pairs Fourth with Prim Chanikarn in the video and describes the song as built around the feeling of finding “the right person” during an ordinary night. (citywriterl.com) That kind of release is a familiar play in Thai pop because replay value often comes from mood more than spectacle. A warm mid-tempo song with a story-driven video can travel across YouTube edits, fan reposts, and short clips even before streaming charts fully catch up. (citywriterl.com) (youtube.com) So this drop is really two launches at once. It is a new single from a 21-year-old Thai performer who already has television fame, and it is another test of how effectively RISER MUSIC can turn that built-in audience into repeat music listeners on the same day a video goes live. (music.youtube.com) (youtube.com)
