Pitawat Pruekkit

Pitawat Pruekkit, widely recognized as Tong Twopee from the group SouthSide or 2P, is a prominent Thai singer and rapper. He gained acclaim in the hip-hop scene, particularly for his impressive achievements as an MC. Notably, Pitawat clinched the title of Champion in the Microphone Controller (MC) category at the Soda Singha Battle of the Year contest for two consecutive years, securing victories in both 2006 and 2007.

His musical repertoire includes popular tracks such as "Wa Wai Bebe Paw Babyy," "Sorry," "Welcome to Tha South," "Save His Life," "Bang," and "Thais." His first full-length album, "Welcome to the South," showcased his distinctive style and garnered significant attention.

In addition to his music career, Pitawat has made a mark on television as a coach on the show "The Rapper," aired on the Workpoint channel. His involvement in the show has proven to be successful, generating millions of views within just 24 hours of airing. Pitawat Pruekkit's contributions to the Thai music industry and his engaging performances have solidified his status as a leading figure in the genre, inspiring a new generation of artists.