South Korea's Olympic shooter Kim Yeji’s ‘aura’ is the real winner at the Summer Games

It’s a hoot to watch Kim Yeji shoot.

The South Korean shooter has won over the internet with her casually cool demeanor during the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Kim won silver in the women's 10m air pistol on July 28, while teammate and roommate Oh Ye Jin snagged the gold medal, with both topping the old Olympic record.

A photo of Kim during the competition has gone viral, fascinating users on X who are in awe of her look, vibe and general all-around presence.

“the most aura I have ever seen in an image,” the caption reads, alongside a picture of Kim decked all in black with glasses over her eyes, with a white cap on her head while she points her pistol.

“I hope she knows the internet is in love with her,” one person commented.

“she def knows she’s gonna ace it and win the olympics, i love her,” someone else wrote.

“a word cannot define how amazing she is,” another person marveled.

Kim set the world record in the 25m at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan, in May. A clip in Korean, from that event, posted July 29, has generated over 9 million views.

"she’s officially the coolest person on the planet; unbelievable aura," someone commented.

Yes, Kim's demeanor, complete with her measured emotion, recognizable eyewear and generally nonchalant approach is top notch and has not gone unnoticed.

“This girl is a movie character like how is she real,” someone on X captioned a video of her competing at the ISSF World Cup.

"The most 'Main Character Energy' I’ve ever seen in my life," another person joked while sharing a clip of her at the World Cup.

"South korean shooter Kim Yeji is th3 new James Bond of th3 Olympics, I’m absolutely obsessed with those shooting glasses and badass attitude," someone else wrote.

"kim yeji’s aura is unmatched," another account wrote, while sharing photos and a video of her in action.

"no matter what you do in life, you’ll probably never look this cool doing it," a user captioned a video from the World Cup, with Kim appearing as unflappable as possible.

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