Who are BounPrem — Boun Noppanut and Prem Warut

The two of them, briefly

• Boun — Noppanut Guntachai (นพณัฐ กันทะชัย).
• Prem — Warut Chawalitrujiwong (วรุตม์ ชวลิตรุจิวงษ์).
• The pairing: "BounPrem", a ship name given by the fandom that is now how both are billed.
• Currently with: GMMTV. Boun signed after his Studio Wabi Sabi contract ended in April 2024.

It started with two supporting roles

Both broke out in Until We Meet Again (2019), not as leads but as the supporting couple: Boun played Win, Prem played Team. The pair went over well enough to earn a spin-off of their own.

That spin-off was Between Us (2022), where Win and Team carry the story. For a lot of viewers this is the BounPrem series. They also led Even Sun.

Most recently there is Revamp The Undead Story (2025). It began at Studio Wabi Sabi as the Vampire Project; once the actors’ contracts expired, GMMTV took the production on, renamed it and co-produces it with Studio Wabi Sabi.

Away from the screen

Boun and Prem jointly own two brands: Bichamond, in clothing and accessories, and SOON Eclipse, a perfume label. Worth knowing, because their fanmeetings often carry their own booth alongside the promoter’s merchandise.

Their history with Vietnam

This is not the first visit. The pair held their first Vietnamese fanmeeting in October 2022, in Ho Chi Minh City. The title of the 2026 return — Back To You — says as much.

For a pair with four or five years of Vietnamese fandom behind them, that matters at the on-sale: the buyers are not only people who found a clip last month, but a group that has been waiting since 2022.

What a fanmeeting is, and is not

• Not a concert. The point is interaction — games, Q&A, sometimes a few songs — rather than a set.
• Shorter than a concert, usually around two hours, depending on the promoter.
• Benefits follow the tier. Hi-touch, group photos and signings are normally limited to the upper tiers, which is exactly why those sell out first.
• Smaller rooms. Fanmeetings tend to happen in theatres and indoor stages rather than arenas, which means far fewer seats.

Our guide on the difference between a fanmeeting, a fancon and a fanday goes further, because the three names get used interchangeably and the prices are not.