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Aed has written and performed no fewer than 900 songs, making him one of the most prolific singer–songwriters in the world.

Carabao Dang (CBD), a business for manufacturing, marketing, and selling energy drinks, was incorporated in 2001. The company was a joint investment by Mr Sathien Setthasit, Miss Nutchamai Thanombooncharoen, and Aed Carabao. As of 2018 Aed serves as "brand ambassador" for Carabao Dang.

Carabao became successful with their fifth album, Made in Thailand (1984), selling five million copies, and making "Aed Carabao" a household name in Thailand. It wasn't until he made it big that he quit his day job as an architect, a job he has said he enjoyed very much. He has since toured in Europe, Japan, and the US.

Aed got together with Keo and produced their first album under the name "Carabao" in 1981. The album, Kee Mao ('The Drunkard'), achieved little notice. So the band toured, playing in cinemas across the country to small audiences.

Jobless, Kai left the group to work in south Thailand. Aed and Keo stayed and continued playing music together with the band Hope. In 1980, Yuenyong was working as an architect in an office managing a National Housing Authority project. Keo was working as an engineer for a Filipino company opening a branch in Thailand. Together, they played music in the evenings at a bar in the Ambassador Hotel Sukhumvit.

Aed produced the first album of the group Hammer in 1979. With this album, Hammer became known. In 1980, Aed composed the song "Teuk Kwaai Tui" ('Wild Buffalo') for Hammer to record for their album Bpak Dtai Baan Rao ('Our Southern Home'). That album vaulted Hammer to fame. Later, Aed worked with Hammer to come out with an album named Khanchanmueang with a folk-look thung musical style. He participated in composing songs for a movie starring the singer Phonom Napon in 1981.

Aed Carabao KBE (Thai: แอ๊ด คาราบาว ; RTGS: aet kharabao ) is the stage name of Yuenyong Opakul (Thai: ยืนยง โอภากุล ; RTGS: yuen-yong o-phakun ), born 9 November 1954. He is a singer/songwriter and leader of the Thai rock band Carabao, known for its songs in the "songs for life" genre.