Tuayp (ถ้วยปี?) is a Thai singer under MILK!. She is the vocalist of the band gencry.
Personal life[]
Education[]
Tuayp attened Mater Dei School, Hastings High School, and Thammasat University[1]. She also studied in Michigan for a year when she was in high school.[2]
Discography[]
Collaborations[]
- "ฉันน่าจะบอกรักไป...ในวันที่เธอบอกรักมา (Acoustic Version)" (with Mola Mola Sunshine!) (2019)
Writing credits[]
| Artist | Song | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | |||
| gencry | "Why cry" | Writer | |
| 2022 | |||
| gencry | "love song" | Writer | |
| "generation of cry" | |||
| "pray day" | |||
| "melancholy town" | |||
| "wwworldcom" | |||
| "Baby Try" | |||
| "Thank you! For your time." | |||
Gallery[]
SNS[]
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Happy Birthday Prown (2022)
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Happy Birthday Prown (2023)
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Happy Birthday Prown (2024)
Miscellaneous[]
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MILK! member introduction
Trivia[]
- She works for WWF-Thailand[1]
- Her stage names comes from a nickname her friends call her Tuay and p for her real nickname, Prown.[2]
- She is fluent in English.[2]
- She has a younger brother.[2]
- She was supposed to be a twin.[2]
- She has four hedgehogs.[2]
- She's not confident with her appearance.[2]
- But she is confident about her thoughts especially political science.
- She is a YouTube cover artist.[3]
- She presented on TEDx.[4]
- Her favorite author is Roald Dahl[2]
- Her favorite books are: Animal Farm, The Sixth Extinction, The Hunger Games, The Fairy Caravan, Lord of the Flies, But What If We're Wrong?[2]
- Her favorite movies are: 12 Angry Men, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Official Secrets,Spotlight, Winter's Bone, Clockwork Orange, Rosemary's Baby, The Judge, A Cure for Wellness, Loving Vincent, Flight, Gran Torino, The Hunger Games. Life, The Truman Show, Thirteen Days, The Post, The Silence of the Lambs, Murder on the Orient Express, Pan's Labyrinth, Awakenings, Parasite, Bad Times at the El Royale, The Sixth Sense, and El Camino[2]
References[]
Official links[]
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