Bas Hassanat Piniwat (b. 1999)

Alias:
Bas Hassanat Piniwat
Bas Suradej Piniwat
Bas Suradet Srithongnopphawong
บาส สุรเดช ศรีทองนพวงศ์
บาส หัสณัฐ พินิวัตร์
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Birthplace:
Bangkok, Thailand

Born:
March 5, 1999

Bas Hassanat Piniwat is a Thai-American-Chinese singer and actor born in Bangkok and raised in Chiang Mai, Thailand. His cousin is actor Chaiyapol Julien Poupart. After studying at Montfort College in elementary school, he went on to study at the Thai-Chinese bilingual school Chongfah Xinseng Wanish Bamrung. However, when he quit table tennis and chose to pursue acting, he switched to a GED programme. Afterwards, he enrolled in the Faculty of Communication Arts at The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.  As a youth table tennis player, he was a District 5 representative (northern region). In national competition, Bas managed to place 2nd runner up. When he was substituted, he decided to make the career change from athlete to singer-actor. Starting out, he landed mainly extra work. It wasn't until "2Moons" (เดือนเกี้ยวเดือน) in 2017 that Bas landed his first leading role. In 2018, he joined the recurring cast of his first Chinese series "Cinderella Chef" (萌妻食神).  In February 2018, he made his debut as a vocalist in the boy group SBFIVE (เอสบีไฟฟ์) which disbanded in 2020.  In 2023, Bas left Star Hunter Entertainment (สตาร์ ฮันเตอร์ เอ็นเตอร์เทนเม้นท์) and signed as talent under Studio Wabi Sabi (สตูดิโอ วาบิ ซาบิ). Born Suradet Srithongnopphawong, he changed his last name in the beginning of his career before changing his first name to Hassanat in 2024.

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