D2B | |
|---|---|
| Background information | |
| Born | D2B |
| Origin | Thailand |
| Genre | Pop |
| Occupation | Singer |
| Years active | 2001–2004 (D2B) 2005–2007 (Dan-Beam) |
| Past members | |
D2B (Thai: ดีทูบี) was a Thai vocal group and boy band formed by Panrawat "Big" Kittikoncharoen, Worrawech "Dan" Danuwong, and Kawee "Beam" Tanjararak in 2001 and launched by the Thai record label, RS promotion. Their debut album, D2B, released December 19, 2003.
The group has millions of streams on Spotify, with their number 1 song being คนใจอ่อน(อ่อนใจ). The group also won the "Favorite Artist Thailand" Award at the MTV Asia Awards 2003.
The three members of the group were:
The name "D2B" was created from the first letters of the members' nicknames, Dan, Big, and Beam, in which one name started with a "D" and 2 names started with a "B".
D2B was a popular Thai boy band that have sold more than a million copies.
On July 22, 2003, Panrawat "Big" Kittikoncharoen was involved in a major accident where his car flipped into a dirty roadside canal, leading to a bacterial infection in his brain. After being in a coma and persistent vegetative state for 4 years, he died on December 9, 2007.
After Big had slipped into a coma, Dan and Beam continued their musical careers and released several duo albums. They went by the name "Dan-Beam". In 2005 Dan and Beam came out with their first album together called "Dan-Beam the album". Then in 2006 they came out with the second album " Dan-Beam the 2nd album Relax" and in 2007 they came out with their third album "Dan-Beam the 3rd album Freedom" and last and special album "DB2B". Worawech Danuwong (Dan) decided to leave RS Promotion and announced this decision on October 25, 2007. That meant the termination of D2B as well. And, soon after, Big died on December 9, 2007. Beam still remained under RS. However, in June 2010, RS suspended Beam and decided not to renew his contract. Now, Dan works under contract with Sony Entertainment and Beam is a freelance artist.

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| Year | Thai title | Title | Role | With | ผลิตโดย | Network | Past members |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005-2006 | รถด่วนขบวนสุดท้าย | Jio | Wanida Termthanaporn | RS | Channel 9 | Kawee Tanjararak | |
| 2006 | รถด่วนขบวนสุดท้าย ตอน น้องชายตัวแสบ | Alek (รับเชิญ) | RS | Channel 9 | Worrawech Danuwong | ||
| เพื่อนแซ่บ 4 X 4 ตอน สาวหน้าใสกับนายชอปเปอร์ | P'Won (รับเชิญ) | RS | Channel 9 | Worrawech Danuwong | |||
| 2007 | บางจะเกร็ง ตอน ผู้หญิงข้าใครอย่าแตะ | Ar-Liow (รับเชิญ) | Lucks 666 Co., Ltd. | Channel 5 | Worrawech Danuwong | ||
| ระเบิดเถิดเทิง รุ่น 3 ตอน ถ่านไฟเก่ามันร้อน | P'Ciert (รับเชิญ) | Workpoint Entertainment | Channel 5 | Worrawech Danuwong | |||
| 2007 | เพื่อนแซ่บ 4 X 4 ตอน...พระเอกในดวงใจ | Wee (รับเชิญ) | RS | Channel 9 | Kawee Tanjararak | ||
| 2011-2012 | สุดยอด | Sood Yord | Sood Yord | Marie Eugenie LeLay | Seed Mcot | Channel 9 | Worrawech Danuwong |
| 2012 | สุดยอด Season 2 ตอน...หลานน้าท้าดวล ตอน...คนในฝัน ตอน...คนโง่ ตอน...จบไปแล้ว ตอน...หนังของเรา | Dr.Phum (รับเชิญ) | Seed 97.5 FM | Channel 9 | Kawee Tanjararak | ||
| 2014 | ระเบิดเที่ยงแถวตรง ตอน...หัวใจเต้นแรง | Po.Assawinkraiangkai Chai-rid-i-ya-sa-wan (Dr.Kim) (รับเชิญ) | Workpoint Entertainment | Channel 5 | Kawee Tanjararak | ||
| 2015-16 | ระเบิดเถิดเทิงสิงโตทอง | Song | Workpoint Entertainment | Workpoint TV | Kawee Tanjararak | ||
| Year | Thai title | Title | Role | With | Note | ผลิตโดย | Past members | On air |
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| 1 | ||||||||
| 2003 | สังหรณ์ | Omen | D2B | |||||
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| Year | Thai title | Title | With | ผลิตโดย | Network | Past members | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | ไดอารี่สเปเชี่ยล | Channel 3 | Worrawech Danuwong Kawee Tanjararak | ||||
| 2007 | แดนบีม เดอะซีรีส์ | Channel 9 | Worrawech Danuwong Kawee Tanjararak | ||||
| 2009 | เชอร์ล็อก โฮล์มส์ ดับแผนพิฆาตโลก ทีวี สเปเชียล | Channel 7 | Worrawech Danuwong Kawee Tanjararak | ||||
| 2018–present | แดนแพทตี้ Reality | Ungsumalynn Sirapatsakmetha | YouTube:DanPattie TV | Worrawech Danuwong | |||
| 2019–present | Atiporn Chitthummawong | YouTube:Beam-Oil Channel | Kawee Tanjararak | ||||