If you had any doubts about LingOrm’s star power, their first-ever fan meeting in Vietnam erased them completely. Known for their electrifying chemistry as an onscreen pairing in a hit Thai drama series <The Secret of Us>, Lingling Sirilak Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat have taken the fandom world by storm. And if the overwhelming turnout at Nguyễn Du Stadium was any proof, their popularity is only getting bigger.
From the moment they arrived in Vietnam, the love they received from fans was undeniable. Their fans, known as Jao Khwam Rak (JKR), organised a warm yet meticulously planned airport welcome, ensuring LingOrm felt right at home. And when it was time for their departure, the send-off was just as emotional and organised—a testament to the deep connection they share with their supporters.
A Thousand Cheers for “A Thousand Years”
The energy in Nguyễn Du Stadium was palpable. JKRs—from Vietnam, across Asia, and even as far as the US and UK—had traveled for this moment, and they made sure the girls felt every bit of their devotion. When the first notes of Christina Perri’s “A Thousand Years” filled the venue, it wasn’t just a song—it was a moment. Something about the way Lingling and Orm sang it, their voices weaving together effortlessly, made it feel like more than just a cover. It was personal, the connection was undeniable; it felt like a piece of their story and the fans knew it.
Solo Stages That Stole the Show
Orm took the stage first with “ลูกคุณหนู (Luk Khun Noo)” by MEYOU Feat. PUN, delivering a captivating and heartfelt display of her vocal talent and charm. Her silky vocals, paired with effortless charm, had fans completely mesmerised. She didn’t just sing—she owned the moment, and the crowd loved every second of it, especially during the rap bits.
Then, Lingling flipped the switch and brought the fire—literally. Her high-energy performance of PP Krit’s “Fire Boy” was a masterclass in stage presence. She had the crowd screaming, dancing, and completely enthralled from start to finish. Two completely different vibes, but together, they showcased exactly why LingOrm is such an irresistible duo.
And the “highlight” of their performance? Possibly Orm getting all proud and excited, and screaming her signature “Lingling Kwonggggggg” after Lingling was done with her performance.
Games, Giggles, and a Whole Lot of Chaos
Of course, no fan meeting is complete without a little fun. Lingling and Orm showed off their playful side with a series of interactive games with fans, from charades to dance challenges. But the moment that had everyone screaming? The Sticky Note Game.
The rules were simple: one partner closed their eyes and had to find sticky notes placed on the other’s body. The result? Absolute chaos. Laughter, teasing, and a whole lot of tension that had fans squealing in delight. It was peak LingOrm energy—adorable, mischievous, and undeniably entertaining.
And just when fans thought the night couldn’t get any better, Lingorm took it one step further. The unexpected blast of HyunA and Hyunseung’s iconic 2011 K-pop hit ‘Trouble Maker’—known for its sultry beats and provocative energy—sent a surge of excitement through the crowd, heightening JKR’s anticipation for what was to come.
While it was a pity that LingOrm didn’t perform ‘Trouble Maker’ themselves—expecting a taste of their chemistry on the iconic track—the duo flipped the script in the best way. Instead of staying on stage, LingOrm stepped right into the crowd, closing the distance between them and JKRs, and trading a performance for an intimate moment that ignited even wilder cheers at the ‘Under the Moon’ Fan Meeting in Vietnam. It was the kind of moment that fans would remember forever.
The Future is Bright—And It’s Only Just Beginning
This fan meeting, themed “Under the Moon,” signals a fresh start for LingOrm after their “Dear My Love” series in 2024. And with their upcoming drama “Only You” anticipated to be released around mid-2025, their momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon.
But that’s not all—Lingorm is making history. The duo just landed a major milestone as the first-ever female artists to be named brand ambassadors for Caltex Thailand, proving once again that they are redefining the industry on their own terms. And if that wasn’t enough, they’re about to take on one of the biggest stages in fashion—Paris Fashion Week with Dior. Yes, you read that right—LingOrm will be sitting front row at Christian Dior’s Autumn/Winter 2025 show on 4 March, one of the most prestigious events in the fashion world.
It isn’t about just looking stunning, it’s about being recognised—not just as an individual, but as a pair—among global fashion icons, A-list celebrities, and industry leaders. We definitely do hope to see LingOrm (favoured, and) being captured with key figures of Dior: Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri and PR Director Mathilde Favier.
From Vietnam to Paris, from the screen to the world stage, this isn’t just a fan-favourite duo anymore. LingOrm is becoming a force that transcends screens, borders, and industries. Their influence is expanding and this is only the beginning. Lingorm’s star isn’t just rising—it’s blazing.
So what’s next for LingOrm? The answer is simple with support from their ever growing global fanbase: bigger, brighter and absolutely unstoppable. Dream Bigger, Do Bigger!
About The Secret of Us
The Secret of Us is a Thai drama series that premiered on Channel 3 on June 24, 2024, marking the network’s first girls’ love (GL) production. Starring Lingling Kwong as Fahlada, a compassionate dermatologist, and Orm Kornnaphat as Earn, a free-spirited rising star, the series explores a heartfelt tale of love, heartbreak, and reconciliation. Adapted from a novel, it follows Fahlada, who, after being abruptly dumped by Earn following a three-year romance abroad, struggles to heal from the emotional scars. Years later, a chance reunion reignites old feelings as Earn seeks to mend their past and prove her love. With stunning chemistry between the leads, beautiful cinematography, and a mix of tender and dramatic moments, The Secret of Us has captivated audiences globally, running for 8 episodes until August 12, 2024. It’s a must-watch for fans of romantic dramas and diverse love stories.
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