With Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak and Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul reuniting in Ticket to Heaven, the beloved Thai BL pair is once again creating buzz among fans. Whether you have just been drawn in by their latest performance or have followed them from the start, now is the perfect time to revisit the projects that shaped their rise. From their breakout in "My School President" to emotional coming-of-age stories and music-led romances, here are five GeminiFourth projects to watch

My School President (2022)

As their first leading drama together and breakout project, My School President introduced GeminiFourth through the sweet push-and-pull between Tinn, a composed student president secretly in love with Gun, the spirited leader and main vocalist of school band Chinzhilla. When the music club faces being shut down, Tinn quietly helps Gun and his band chase their dream of winning the Hot Wave contest while navigating the band’s “no dating” rule. Balancing Gemini’s soft intensity with Fourth’s energetic charm, their chemistry made the series an essential starting point for the pair.

Moonlight Chicken (2023)

While My School President cemented GeminiFourth as rising leads, Moonlight Chicken placed them in a quieter side story within an ensemble drama led by Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri and Mix Sahaphap Wongratch. Fourth plays Li Ming, the restless nephew of Jim, who runs a late-night chicken rice diner, while Gemini plays Heart, a deaf young man isolated at home by his overprotective parents. After a rocky first meeting, Li Ming works for Heart’s family, learns sign language and helps him reconnect with the outside world, as the two gradually develop a tender teenage romance.

Our Skyy 2 (2023)

Released after the success of My School President, episodes 9 and 10 of Our Skyy 2 brought fans back into Tinn and Gun’s world with a playful alternate-universe twist. This time, the roles are reversed: Gun becomes the strict student body president, while Tinn leads the rebellious music club, Lion. As they clash over the band’s future and fight to get its music recognised, the special keeps the humour, callbacks and musical charm that made GeminiFourth’s original pairing so beloved.

My Love Mix-Up! (2024)

Following their breakout years, GeminiFourth once again led together in My Love Mix-Up!, the Thai adaptation of the Japanese manga Kieta Hatsukoi. Fourth plays Atom, a clumsy student with a crush on Mudmee, played by Pahn Pathitta Pornchumroenrut. When Kongthap, played by Gemini, finds an eraser with his name on it, Atom panics and claims it is his to protect Mudmee’s secret, leading Kongthap to think Atom likes him. Built on misunderstandings, awkward first love and school romance, the series lets Fourth’s expressive humour and Gemini’s quiet charm shine in a different way.

Ticket to Heaven (2026)

Their latest drama, Ticket to Heaven, marks a heavier and more mature chapter for GeminiFourth. Set in a strict Catholic boarding school in 1996, the series follows Tanrak, a devout orphan played by Fourth, who hopes to become a priest and reunite with his parents in heaven. When he is assigned to guide Barth, a rebellious transfer student played by Gemini, their growing bond challenges Tanrak’s faith, forcing him to confront desire, identity and the painful choice between devotion and love.

Also see: 5 things to know about Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul, the rising star of "Ticket to Heaven"