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Twice

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Twice(Korean:트와이스;RR:Teuwaiseu;Japanese:トゥワイス,Hepburn:Tuwaisu;commonly stylized inall caps) is a South Korean girl group formed byJYP Entertainment.The group is composed of nine members:Nayeon,Jeongyeon,Momo,Sana,Jihyo,Mina,Dahyun,Chaeyoung,andTzuyu.Twice was formed under the television programSixteen(2015) and debuted on October 20, 2015, with theextended play(EP)The Story Begins,and has received the honorific title of "The Nation's Girl Group" in their home country.

Twice
Twice in 2022
From left to right: Tzuyu, Nayeon, Jihyo, Dahyun, Momo, Sana, Jeongyeon, Mina, and Chaeyoung
Background information
OriginSeoul,South Korea
Genres
Discography
Years active2015(2015)–present
Labels
Member ofJYP Nation
SpinoffsMiSaMo
Members
Websitetwice.jype

Twice rose to domestic fame in 2016 with their single "Cheer Up",which charted at number one on theGaon Digital Chart,became thebest-performing singleof the year, and won "Song of the Year" at theMelon Music AwardsandMnet Asian Music Awards.Their next single, "TT",from their third EPTwicecoaster: Lane 1,topped the Gaon charts for four consecutive weeks. The EP was the highest selling Korean girl group album of 2016. Within 19 months after debut, Twice had already sold over 1.2 million units of their four EPs and special album. As of 2022, the group has sold over 14 million albums cumulatively in South Korea and Japan.

The group debuted in Japan on June 28, 2017, underWarner Music Japan,with the release of a compilation album titled#Twice.The album charted at number 2 on theOricon Albums Chartwith the highest first-week album sales by a K-pop artist in Japan in two years. It was followed by the release of Twice's first original Japanesemaxi singletitled "One More Time"in October. Twice became the first Korean girl group to earn aplatinumcertification from theRecording Industry Association of Japan(RIAJ) for both an album andCD singlein the same year. Twice ranked third in the Top Artist category ofBillboard Japan's 2017 Year-end Rankings, and in 2019, they became the first Korean girl group to embark on a Japanese dome tour.

Twice is the first female Korean act to simultaneously top bothBillboard'sWorld AlbumsandWorld Digital Song Salescharts with the release of their first studio albumTwicetagramand its lead single "Likey"in 2017. With the release of their single"Feel Special"in 2019, Twice became the third female Korean act to chart into theCanadian Hot 100.After signing withRepublic Recordsfor American promotions as part of a partnership with JYP Entertainment, the group achieved five top-ten albums on the USBillboard200and topped the chart in 2024 with their thirteenth extended playWith You-th.Their first official English-language single, "The Feels"(2021), became their first song to enter the USBillboardHot 100and theUK Singles Chart,peaking at the 83rd and 80th positions of the charts, respectively. Their point choreography—including for "Cheer Up" (2016), "TT" (2016), "Signal"(2017), and"What Is Love?"(2018)—became dance crazes and viralmemes.

Career

2013–2015: Formation and debut

JYPE founderJ. Y. Parkis credited with creating the group's name

On December 19, 2013,JYP Entertainment(JYPE) announced that they would debut a new girl group in the first half of 2014, the first female group to come out of the company since the debut ofMiss Ain 2010.[1]On February 27, 2014, JYPE trainees Lena andCeciliawere confirmed as members of the group tentatively called as 6MIX, while other rumored members included JYPE trainees Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Minyoung.[2][3]The group's debut plan was eventually canceled when Lena and Cecilia left the company.[4]

Official logo

On February 11, 2015,J. Y. Park,the founder of JYPE, announced that the lineup of the upcoming seven-member girl group would be decided throughSixteen,a competition survival show that would air onMnetlater that year.[5]The show began on May 5 and ended on July 7 withNayeon,Jeongyeon,Sana,Jihyo,Mina,Dahyun,andChaeyoungbeing selected as the seven Twice members. Park then announced that he would increase the size of the group from seven members to nine by addingTzuyu,who was known as the "audience's pick" since she was the most popular contestant by the show's end, andMomo,who was added by Park himself since he felt the group needed someone with Momo's performance abilities. The decision was controversial at the time, with many people complaining about eliminated contestants being able to join the group.[6][7][8]The group's name, Twice, was chosen by Park, explaining that "the group will touch people's hearts twice: once through the ears, and once again through the eyes".[9]Fans of Twice are known as "Once", commonly stylized in all caps, illustrated by the members' statement "If you love us even once, we will repay your love with twice of our love" on social media in 2015.[10][11]

Twice made their official debut on October 20, 2015, with the release of their debut EPThe Story Beginsand its lead single "Like Ooh-Ahh",alongside a live showcase to promote it.[12][13]The group initially received a lukewarm reception; while their EP debuted at number 4 on theGaon Album Chartfor the week ending October 24 (before peaking at number 3 two weeks later),[14][15]"Like Ooh-Ahh" met moderate success, debuting at number 22 on theGaon Digital Chart.[16]A week after its release, the single dropped to number 57 on South Korea's largest music siteMelon,but throughword of mouthfrom netizens regarding the group's subsequent promotions and performances, "Like Ooh-Ahh" reached within the top 10 of various Korean music charts including Melon,Genie,and Naver Music by November 15. Such a reverse run on music charts by a rookie girl group was deemed unusual by Korean media.[17][18]Eventually, "Like Ooh-Ahh" reached a peak position of number 10 on the Gaon Digital Chart, three months after the song's original release.[19]The music video for the group's single hit 50 million views onYouTubewithin five months of their debut and became one of the most-viewed debut music videos for any K-pop group.[20][21]The group's early success earned them a "Best New Female Artist" award at the2015 Mnet Asian Music Awardsheld on December 2.[22]On December 27, Twice performed a remix version of their single "Like Ooh-Ahh" atSBS Gayo Daejeon,which was the group's first-ever attendance on a year-end music program.[23][24]

2016: Career breakthrough

Twice performing atSeoul Arts College[ko]in February 2016

On its chart issue dated January 23, 2016,Billboardreported that Twice had entered itsWorld Albumschart, with their debut EPThe Story Beginsdebuting and peaking at number 15, which marked the group's first entry on the chart.[25]

On April 25, 2016, Twice released their second EP,Page Two,which notably included the lead single "Cheer Up",a rearranged version ofPark Ji-yoon's 1998 hit "Precious Love", and "I'm Gonna Be a Star", which served as the theme song forSixteen.[26]The album became a commercial success for the group, debuting at number two on the Gaon Album Chart and number six on theBillboardWorld Albums chart, with 80,686 units sold during the month of April.[27][28][29]With the total first-week sales volume forPage Tworeaching approximately 41,800 copies, Twice achieved the highest first-week sales volume by a Korean girl group for the year.[30]By August,Page Twohad sold over 150,000 copies, making Twice the first girl group having a sales record of more than 100,000 units that year.[31]Meanwhile, the album's lead single "Cheer Up" became the group's first chart-topper in South Korea, debuting at number 1 on eight real-time music charts immediately after its release, before going on to debut atop both the Gaon Digital Chart and theBillboardK-pop Hot 100chart.[30][32][33]Notably, the song became a viral meme in South Korea due to the "shy shy shy" line sung by Sana.[34]Eventually, the song became the best-performing single in South Korea for the entirety of 2016.[35]"Cheer Up" also received international success, debuting and peaking at number three on theBillboardWorld Digital Song Saleschart.[36]Additionally, Twice became the only Korean act to place an entry on the U.S. YouTube Music Chart for the year when "Cheer Up" charted at number 25 in May.[37]

Twice won their first music program award with "Cheer Up" on May 5, onM Countdown,exactly one year after the initial airing ofSixteen.This was soon followed by wins onMusic BankandInkigayo.[38][39]The group then made their debut performance in the United States with an appearance at the KCON music festival held in Los Angeles on July 31.[40]On August 6–7, Twice and their JYP Entertainment labelmates held a concert atJamsil Arenain Seoul, titled JYP Nation 2016 "Mix & Match".[41]This was followed by shows atYoyogi National Gymnasiumin Tokyo on September 2–4.[42]

In celebration of Twice's first anniversary since debut on October 20, the group unveiled their new song "One in a Million" from their upcoming third EP,Twicecoaster: Lane 1,through a live broadcast onV Live.[43]Twicecoaster: Lane 1and the music video of pop dance song "TT"were released online on October 24.[44][45]In Korea, the album recorded more than 165,000 physical copies sold on the Gaon Chart within a week, exceeding the five-month sales of the group's previous releasePage Twoin only seven days. Eventually,Twicecoaster: Lane 1became the bestselling K-pop girl group album for 2016, selling 350,852 copies at year-end.[46][47]Its lead single "TT" became one of thebest-performing songs in 2016,claiming the top spot of the Gaon Digital Chart for four consecutive weeks and becoming the best-performing single in South Korea for the month of November.[48]Internationally, the group's third EP debuted at number 3 on theBillboardWorld Albums chart, marking their first Top 5 entry, with the album's lead single "TT" debuting at number 2 on theBillboardWorld Digital Song Sales chart.[37]"TT" then became the first music video by a K-pop female act to surpass 200 million views on May 25, 2017.[49]

On November 11, the music video for their debut single "Like Ooh-Ahh" hit 100 million views on YouTube, making Twice the fourth K-pop girl group to reach 100 million views, as well as the first K-pop group to reach this milestone with a debut music video.[50]On November 19, Twice's "Cheer Up" won Song of the Year at the8th Melon Music Awards.It was then followed by anotherSong of the Yearaward at the18th Mnet Asian Music Awardson December 2.[51][52]

2017: First concert tour and debut in Japan

Twice performing at the2017 Melon Music Awards

On January 10, JYPE announced Twice's first solo concert tour within just a year and four months after debuting in October 2015. The three-day sold-out concert titled "Twice 1st Tour: Twiceland – The Opening"was held on February 17–19 at theSK Olympic Handball Gymnasium.A tour across Thailand and Singapore was also held after the first stop in Seoul.[53][54][55][56]After the Korean leg of the concert tour, Twice released a special album on February 20 titledTwicecoaster: Lane 2,along with its lead single, "Knock Knock".The album was areissueofTwicecoaster: Lane 1.[57]The album debuted atop the Gaon Album Chart and charted at number four on theBillboardWorld Albums chart, selling 266,645 copies by the end of February.[58]Its lead single "Knock Knock" debuted atop the Gaon Digital Chart, and peaked at numbers 5 and 15 on the World Digital Song Sales andJapan Hot 100,respectively.[59]

Twice launched their Japanese website and social media channels in early February.[60][61]On February 24, they officially announced their Japanese debut with a compilation album titled#Twicewhich was set to be released on June 28.[62][63]On May 15, Twice released their fourth EP titledSignalwith thelead track of the same name,produced by Park Jin-young. This marked the group's first collaboration with Park. The EP contains six tracks, including "Eye Eye Eyes" co-written by members Jihyo and Chaeyoung, and "Only You" written by former Wonder Girls memberHa:tfelt.[64][65][66]Signaldebuted atop the Gaon Album Chart on the first week of its release, while also entering theBillboardWorld Albums chart at number three. The album also entered theBillboardHeatseekers AlbumsChart, debuting at number 11. By the end of May, it was reported to be the second best-selling album in South Korea for the month, recording sales of 248,550 copies.[67]Meanwhile, the album's eponymous lead single debuted atop the Gaon Digital Chart and theBillboardK-pop Hot 100, and at number three on theBillboardWorld Digital Song Sales chart.[68]With the commercial success ofSignal,it was reported that Twice had reached cumulative sales of over 1 million copies of their five albums, achieving the feat in just one year and seven months after debuting.[69]

On June 14, Twice digitally released "Signal (Japanese ver.)", along with the short version of its music video as a preview and countdown to their Japanese debut album release. One week later, they released the full music video of the Japanese version of "TT".[70]They officially debuted in Japan with the release of#Twiceon June 28. It consists of ten songs, including both Korean and Japanese-language versions of their first five singles.[71]On July 2, Twice held their two-part debut showcase titled"Touchdown in Japan"atTokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium,attended by a total of 15,000 people.[72]#Twicedebuted at number 2 onOricon Albums Chartwith 136,157 copies sold within seven days since its release.[73]The commercial success of Twice's debut Japanese album was reported to have the highest first-week album sales by a Korean artist in Japan in two years.[74]Less than two months after the album's release, it recorded sales of over 260,000 copies.[75]On October 6, the group released the music video for their first Japanese single, "One More Time",ahead of its official release on October 18.[76][77]Selling over 130,000 copies by the second day of its release, the single achieved the biggest first-day sales and became the fastest-selling release of any South Korean girl group in Japan.[78][79]Both#Twiceand "One More Time" earnedplatinumcertifications from theRecording Industry Association of Japan(RIAJ). The RIAJ certifications earned by the group for#Twiceand "One More Time" made them the first Korean girl group to earn a platinum certification in Japan for both a single and an album in the same year.[80]"TT (Japanese ver.)", the digital single from#Twice,also earned an RIAJgoldcertification for selling 100,000 downloads.[81]#Twiceand "TT (Japanese ver.)" then won Album of the Year and Song of the Year by Download for the Asian Region at the32nd Japan Gold Disc Awards.[82][83]

Twice released their first full-length Korean album,Twicetagram,on October 30 with its lead single titled "Likey". The music video for the song was filmed in Canada in early September.[84]"Likey" was composed byBlack Eyed Pilseungand Jeon Gun, becoming the group's fourth collaboration with Black Eyed Pilseung. Several composers and songwriters participated in the making of this album, including the Korean members of Twice as lyricists and former Wonder Girls memberHyerim,who co-composed the eighth track titled "Look at Me".[85][86][87]The album and its lead single debuted atop bothBillboard'sWorld Albumsand World Digital Song Sales respectively—the group's first number one on both charts, making Twice the first female K-pop act to simultaneously top bothBillboardcharts. They also rose on theHeatseekers Albumschart as the album debuted at number 10, one position higher thanSignal's peak at number 11.[88]

The Christmas-inspired reissue ofTwicetagram,titledMerry & Happy,along with its lead single "Heart Shaker"was released on December 11, 2017.[89][90]The album and its lead single "Heart Shaker" debuted at No. 1 on four charts ofGaon—Album ChartandDigital Chart,Download Chart andSocial Chartrespectively, while the holiday track "Merry & Happy" entered and peaked at No. 24 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[91][92]

Twice's successful debut in Japan led them to rank third in the Top Artist category ofBillboard Japan's 2017 Year-End Rankings.[93]Twice then performed at68thKōhaku Uta Gassen,the top-rated annual year-end musical show in Japan produced byNHK,which marked the first time a Korean artist appeared on the show since 2011.[94]

2018: Continued success and touring

Twice in April 2018

Twice's second Japanese single titled "Candy Pop"was released on February 7, 2018. The single sold 303,746 copies in its first week and topped theJapan Hot 100chart, while also becoming their second single to earn a platinum certification from the RIAJ. The group also embarked on their first concert tour in Japan titledTwice Showcase Live Tour 2018 "Candy Pop",starting on January 19, 2018, in theAichi Prefecture.[95][96]On April 9, they released their fifth EP,What Is Love?,with thesingle of the same nameproduced by Park Jin-young.[97]The EP sold 335,235 copies in the first month and made Twice become the first female artist and the fifth act to earn aplatinumcertification by theKorea Music Content Association(KMCA), for selling over 250,000 copies.[98][99]Twice's third Japanese single, "Wake Me Up",was released on May 16,[100]and became the first physical single by a foreign female artist to be certified double platinum by the RIAJ.[101][102][103][104]Their second headline tour titled "Twice 2nd Tour: Twiceland Zone 2 – Fantasy Park"began in Seoul on May 18–20.[105][106]By its conclusion, the group's concert tour had attracted over 90,000 fans in six cities across Asia.[107]

Twice performed a cover ofThe Jackson 5's "I Want You Back"as the theme song to the Japanese film adaptation ofSensei Kunshu.The song was released as a digital single on June 15, along with the music video.[108][109]A second version of the music video featuring the cast of the film was released on June 26.[110]On July 9, an expandedreissueofWhat Is Love?namedSummer Nights,along with its lead single "Dance the Night Away",was released.[111]The single surpassed 100 million streams and sold 2,500,000 downloads onGaon Music Chart,earning the group its firstplatinumsingle certification for both streaming and download, and making Twice the second act to earn a platinum certification for streaming, download and album by the KMCA since certifications were introduced in April 2018.[112][113][99]

On September 12, Twice released their first Japanesestudio album,BDZ.Itslead single of the same namewas pre-released as a digital single on August 17.[114][115]BDZdebuted at number 1 on the daily ranking ofOricon Albums Chartwith 89,721 units sold, setting a record for the highest first day sales of albums released by a Korean girl group in Japan.[116]It also topped the weekly ranking with 181,069 units sold, making Twice the fifth foreign female artist in Oricon history to top both the weekly singles and albums chart.[117]The release of the album was followed with their concert tour namedTwice 1st Arena Tour 2018 "BDZ",beginning inChibaon September 29.[118]The studio album was certified platinum by the RIAJ, making it the group's fifth consecutive platinum certification in Japan.[119]Twice released their sixth EP,Yes or Yes,on November 5, with the lead single ofthe same name.[120]The music video of "Yes or Yes" achieved 31.4 million views on YouTube within the first 24 hours, becoming the seventh-biggest 24-hour YouTube debut of all time.[121]

On December 12, Twice released a special album titledThe Year of "Yes",along with its lead single "The Best Thing I Ever Did",as a reissue ofYes or Yes.[122]The group also released arepackageofBDZwith "Stay by My Side", the theme song of the Japanese television dramaShinya no Dame Koi Zukan,on December 26. "Stay by My Side" was released as a digital single on October 22, along with a behind-the-scenes video showing Twice recording the song.[123]

2019:Fancy You,Feel Special,and&Twice

Twice at the2019 Golden Disk Awards

On March 6, 2019, the group released their second Japanesecompilation album#Twice2.The album debuted at number 1 on the daily ranking of the Oricon Albums Chart with 95,825 units sold, breaking the group's own record of the highest first day album sales for K-pop girl groups in Japan. It then became the first album by a foreign female artist to sell more than 200,000 albums in the first week sinceKara'sSuper Girlin 2011.[124][125]

Twice became the first female K-pop act to hold a Japanese dome tour withTwice Dome Tour 2019 "#Dreamday",held from March to April 2019. The tour garnered a total audience of 220,000 during five shows inOsaka,Tokyo andNagoya,with tickets selling out within one minute.[126][127]

On April 22, they released their seventh EPFancy You.[128]The music video for "Fancy",which garnered over 42.1 million views in a single day, also reached the seventh position in the list of YouTube's biggest debuts during the first 24 hours.[129]Recording 314,323 copies sold on April 25, the release ofFancy Yousaw Twice exceeding a total of over 3.75 million album copies sold from their twelve Korean releases.[130]Following the release of the album, the group embarked on their first world tour titled "Twicelights"which was first held at a sold-out KSPO Dome in Seoul on May 25–26. Twicelights marked the group's first solo concert tour held in the United States, with the North American leg of their tour recording over 41,000 people in attendance.[131][132]

On June 12, Twice released two Japanese digital singles, "Happy Happy"and"Breakthrough".On the release day of the digital singles," Happy Happy "was also released physically, followed by" Breakthrough "a week later.[133][134]Both singles received a platinum certification from the RIAJ.[101]On July 17, JYP Entertainment announced that the group will hold an additional Japanese tour leg after reaching tens of thousands of fans on the Southeast Asia and North America legs of their Twicelights World Tour.[135][136]They staged twelve concerts in seven Japanese cities from October 2019 to February 2020.[137]

Twice released their eighth EP,Feel Special,on September 23, along with the music video for thelead single of the same nameproduced by Park Jin-young.[138][139]The single scored the group's second number one entry on theBillboardWorld Digital Song Sales chart. "Feel Special" also increased Twice's popularity across North America, as the single debuted on theCanadian Hot 100at number 82. The group's first entry made Twice the third K-pop girl group and ninth K-pop act to appear on this chart.[140]Recording sales of over 151,000 copies on September 30, Twice broke their own first-week album sales record withFeel Special.[141]

Twice released their second Japanese studio album&Twiceon November 20, which included the group's earlier released singles "Happy Happy" and "Breakthrough". The album's lead single "Fake & True"was pre-released as a digital single on October 18.[142]&Twicedebuted at number 1 on the daily ranking of the Oricon Albums Chart with 80,563 copies sold, before going on to top the weekly Oricon Albums Chart with 124,197 copies sold.[143][144]

In 2019, Twice sold over one million albums on Gaon, achieving this feat for the third consecutive year.[145][146]In Japan, Twice surpassed 5 billionyenworth of record sales in 2019.[147]The group was the bestselling foreign artist and ranked fourth overall in the Artist Sales category of the 52ndOriconAnnual Ranking.[147]OnBillboard Japan,Twice ranked fifth in the Top Artist category of the 2019 year-end rankings, becoming the group's third consecutive year of ranking within the top five.[148][149][93]The group also became the fifth most-streamed act onSpotifyin the country.[150][151]

2020: US promotions,More and More,andEyes Wide Open

In October 2019, JYP Entertainment announced that the group has added two stops to their world tour "Twicelights" at theTokyo Dome.[152]The additional concerts were initially scheduled to be held on March 3–4, 2020, with tickets being sold out within three minutes.[153][154]However, due to concerns regarding theCOVID-19 pandemic,the Tokyo concerts were postponed and scheduled on April 15–16, but was eventually canceled altogether.[155][156]An encore of the tour called the "Twicelights World Tour Finale" was also initially set to be held inSeoulon March 7 and 8, 2020 at theKSPO Dome[157]but was eventually canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[158]On February 24, it was announced that the group had signed withRepublic Recordsfor promotion in the United States as part of JYP Entertainment's partnership with the label.[159][160]The documentary seriesTwice: Seize the Lightfirst premiered on April 29 through YouTube Originals, which features nine episodes that follow the group's members throughout their journey as trainees to their first world tour "Twicelights".[161]Their ninth Korean EP,More & More,was released on June 1 with a lead single ofthe same name.[162]A month after its release, the EP recorded over 563,000 sales onGaon,making it not only Twice's bestselling album to date but also setting a record for having the highest sales volume for a girl group in Gaon Chart history.[163]The EP debuted at number 200 on theBillboard200,making Twice the fifth South Korean girl group to enter the chart, afterGirls' Generation-TTS,Girls' Generation,2NE1andBlackpink.[164]Twice also entered theBillboardArtist 100for the first time, debuting at number 96.[165]

On July 8, Twice released their sixth Japanese single, "Fanfare",which earned a platinum certification from the RIAJ.[166][101]On August 9, the group held their first online concert titled "Twice: World in a Day" in response to their "Twicelights World Tour Finale" which had been canceled earlier in the year. The group worked with theBeyond Liveplatform launched bySM EntertainmentandNaverfor the concert, becoming the first artist outside of SM Entertainment to host an online concert using the platform.[167]

On September 16, Twice released their third Japanese compilation album#Twice3,which became their seventh number 1 album on the Oricon Albums Chart, making Twice the second foreign female artist to achieve the feat following South Korean singerBoA.[168]The group released their second Korean studio album,Eyes Wide Open,on October 26 with the lead single titled "I Can't Stop Me".[169][170]Two months later after the release ofEyes Wide Open,the album debuted at number 72 on the USBillboard200, marking the group's highest entry on the chart surpassingMore & More,as well as making Twice only the third K-pop girl group to break within the top 100 of the chart, after 2NE1 and Blackpink.[171]

Twice then collaborated with the virtual girl groupK/DA,with members Nayeon, Sana, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung being featured on the song "I'll Show You" as part of K/DA's first EPAll Outreleased on November 6. The group's four members performed the song alongside American singer-songwritersBekuh Boomand Annika Wells.[172][173]Following this, Twice released their seventh Japanese single titled "Better"on November 11 for digital download and streaming, featuring" Scorpion "as a B-side, and was then released physically on November 18.[174]The single debuted at number 3 on theBillboardJapan Hot 100recording 93,548 unit sales on November 16–22.[175]The group then made their US television debut with their appearance on the "#PlayAtHome" series ofThe Late Show with Stephen Colberton November 30, performing their song "I Can't Stop Me".[176]

On December 1, it was reported that Twice had reached cumulative sales of over 5.81 million albums on Gaon. Taking into consideration the group's sales in Japan, Twice had exceeded 10 million album copies sold in both countries.[177]During their appearance at the2020 Mnet Asian Music Awardson December 6, Twice gave a surprise performance of their unreleased track titled "Cry For Me"which was described by the group as a present for their fans, and after high demand, the song was officially released as a digital single on December 18.[178]The song debuted atop theBillboardWorld Digital Song Sales Chart on the chart dated January 2, 2021, and also became the group's third entry on theBillboardGlobal Excluding US Chart debuting at #122.[179][180]

2021–2022: International expansion and fourth world tour, "III"

Twice during an interview withWiredin June 2021

On January 28, Twice made an appearance on theTime100 Talks series held byTimemagazine via livestream broadcast, with the group delivering a special performance of their track "Depend On You" from theirEyes Wide Openalbum.[181]

On March 6, the group held their second online concert titled "Twice in Wonderland", which was first announced on January 14. The concert was held in partnership withNTT Docomoand was broadcast using various technologies including AR (augmented reality) and MR (mixed reality). At the end of their online concert, Twice announced the release of their upcoming Japanese single "Kura Kura"to be slated on May 12.[182][183]"Kura Kura" was pre-released on online streaming platforms on April 20. Its music video was also released on the same date.[184]

On April 19, JYP Entertainment announced the group's upcoming mini-album that is planned to be released in June 2021.[184]On April 28, Twice appeared onThe Kelly Clarkson Showwith a performance of their single "Cry For Me".[185]The group's tenth Korean EP,Taste of Love,was released on June 11. "Alcohol-Free",the EP's lead single, was pre-released on June 9, along with its music video.[186]After the release of the music video, the number of YouTube views exceeded 20 million in just 24 hours.[187]In the week ending June 17,Taste of Lovedebuted at number 6 on theBillboard200, becoming Twice's first top 10 album in the United States with 46,000 album-equivalent units earned. Of that sum, the EP recorded 43,000 physical sales, making it the best selling album in the US for the week. With this, Twice became the first female Korean act to chart an EP within the top ten of theBillboard200, and just the second female Korean act to have a top 10 album in the chart.[188]

Twice performing atThe Forumin Inglewood, California on February 15, 2022

On July 28, the group released their third Japanese studio album,Perfect World,which includes the lead singleof the same name.[189]The group released their first official all-English single, "The Feels",on October 1.[190]At the end of the single's music video, their third Korean studio album (sixth overall) and fourth world tour were teased.[191]On October 11, "The Feels" debuted at number 83 on theBillboardHot 100,marking the group's first appearance on the chart.[192]The song also made its way to theUK Singles Chart,where it peaked at number 80.[193]The group's third Korean studio album,Formula of Love: O+T=<3,was released on November 12 with its lead single, "Scientist".[194]The album peaked at number 3 on theBillboard200, breakingTaste of Love's record.[195]

On November 15, the group announced five initial North American tour dates of their fourth world tour, "III".[196]They embarked on the tour with a two-day concert in Seoul on December 25–26.[197]On December 3, Twice pre-released their ninth Japanese single, "Doughnut",with an accompanying music video. It was physically released on December 15 in Japan.[198]

With the successful completion of their seven-date U.S. leg of the "III" World Tour which concluded on February 27, 2022, Twice became the first female K-pop act to hold two separate arena tours in the world's biggest music market, bringing out an audience of approximately 100,000 people. Originally, only one date for Los Angeles and New York was announced, but second shows were quickly added to both cities added due to high demand after the sellout.[199]Following the success of their US tour, Twice announced an encore concert at theBanc of California Stadiumin Los Angeles, making them the first female K-pop group to headline a stadium concert in the United States. Initially announcing only one date for May 14, the group decided to hold an additional performance on May 15 following high demand.[200]In addition, the group is scheduled to hold their Tokyo Dome concert in Japan for two days on April 23 and 24, but as the tickets were sold out at the same time as the opening sale, they added a performance on the 25th. With three sold-out dates at the Tokyo Dome, Twice became the first K-pop girl group and the second girl group overall (followingAKB48) to hold a three-day concert at the said venue.[201][202]

2022–present: Contract renewal and "Ready to Be" tour

On July 12, all members of Twice renewed their contracts with JYP Entertainment.[203]The group's fourth Japanese studio album,Celebrate,was released on July 27 to commemorate the fifth anniversary of their debut in Japan.[204]Itslead single of the same namewas pre-released as a digital single on July 15.[205]On August 26, Twice released their eleventh Korean EP,Between 1&2,and its lead single, "Talk That Talk".[206]Between 1&2was Twice's first album to sell one million copies, and the group surpassed 14 million cumulative album sales by the end of the year.[207][208]

On January 20, 2023, Twice released a pre-release English single, "Moonlight Sunrise",ahead of their twelfth Korean EP,Ready to Be.The EP and its lead single, "Set Me Free",were released on March 10.[209]Ready to Behad 1.7 million pre-order sales and is Twice's bestselling album to date.[210]The group embarked on their fifth world tour, "Ready to Be",with a two-day concert in Seoul on April 15–16.[211]On May 31, Twice released their tenth Japanese single, "Hare Hare",which was created for their first stadium concerts in Japan.[212][213]With four sold-out dates atYanmar Stadium NagaiandAjinomoto Stadium,Twice became the first K-pop girl group to hold a concert at a stadium in Japan.[214]The North American leg of the "Ready to Be" World Tour concluded on July 9, and included sold-out concerts atSoFi StadiumandMetLife Stadium,a first for any K-pop girl group.[215]

On February 2, 2024, Twice released the single "I Got You".[216]The song serves as the pre-release single from their thirteenth Korean EP,With You-th,which was released on February 23 along with the lead single "One Spark".[217]The group released their fifth Japanese studio album,Dive,on July 17.[218]That same month, they concluded the "Ready to Be" World Tour with a series of special concerts in Japan, becoming the first foreign female artist to headline a concert atNissan Stadium.[219]The tour was their largest yet, with 51 shows in 27 cities across Asia, North America, South America, Oceania, and Europe,[220]and 1.5 million attendees in total.[219]

On October 20, Twice held a fan meeting titled "Home 9round" to commemorate the ninth anniversary of their debut. During the event, they performed the unreleased track "Sweetest Obsession" and announced their fourteenth EP,Strategy,which was released on December 6.[221][222]On October 25, Twice was featured on a remix ofMegan Thee Stallion's "Mamushi ".[223]In turn, Megan Thee Stallion featured onStrategy's lead single, "Strategy".[224]On November 21, Twice became the first K-pop artist to headlineAmazon Music Live,with their performance having the most unique viewers of anyAmazon Musicproduction to date on bothTwitchandPrime Video.[225][226]In April 2025, Twice will open all six shows ofColdplay'sMusic of the Spheres World Tourin Seoul as the special guest.[227][228]

Artistry

Twice is most notable for their consistent employment of "cute" concepts which was further supported by the group's bubblegum pop sound, which was seen as a departure from the usual retro style of music that was seen in their predecessor labelmates and fellow girl groupsWonder GirlsandMiss A.[229]The group had come to develop a signature "color pop" sonic style described as a combination ofrock,R&B,andhip hopcoupled with notablehooksin their music.[230]In the group's early years,teen poprepresented their discography since teenagers were their target audience.[229]Their "cheerful" musical base was employed alongside a colorful style in terms of the members' fashion. While they have gained notability for emphasizing their youthful image, Twice has since adopted a more mature style. This was first seen in 2019 with the release of "Fancy"and"Breakthrough",which saw the group perform more sensual choreography for the former while employing a brassier electro-pop sound in the latter.[230][231]They have since experimented withEDM,synth-pop,andretro soulamong others in their eighth EPFeel Special;[232]tropical house,Latin pop,andnew jack swingin their ninth EPMore & More;retro-synth,dance-pop,Japanese city-pop,andcontemporary R&Bin their second Korean studio albumEyes Wide Open;[233][234]anddisco-pop,reggae-pop,andtrapin their third Korean studio albumFormula of Love: O+T=<3.[235]

The group is also known for incorporating modernonline cultureinto their musical releases and their corresponding music videos. For instance, their 2016 single "TT" is named after the crying emoticon which was imitated in the group's point choreography, while their 2017 track "Likey" lyrically alludes to Instagram culture and the struggles of maintaining a beautiful social media image.[231][236]In the music video for their 2018 single "What Is Love?",the group referenced several movies includingThe Princess Diaries,Ghost,La Boum,Pulp Fiction,Romeo + Juliet,Love Letter,La La Land,andLeon: The Professional.[237]

Impact

Twice performing in the Philippines in 2019 for their "Twicelights" tour

Twice have been well received in South Korea, ranking second in the top ten artists of theGallup Koreasurvey for three consecutive years, making them the highest-ranking Korean group in 2016 and 2017,[238][239]and the highest-ranking girl group in 2018.[240]Since 2016, members regularly have placed in the top 20 of Gallup Korea's annual poll of the nation's favorite idols.[241]In 2017, Twice was included inForbesKorea Power Celebrityat third overall and first among recording artists. They entered within the top ten of the list again ranking third in 2018, and ninth in 2020.[242][243][244]Twice has also been recognized for their brand recognition and marketing power, having topped the "Girl Group Brand Power Ranking" published by the Korean Corporate Reputation Research Institute several times.[245]The group's success and domestic popularity was key in the rise ofJYP Entertainment'sstock,which increased in value by a factor of seven in less than three years; since the group's debut in 2015, prices rose from₩4,500 to ₩31,400 in 2018. The group is also credited as among the key reasons for a significant increase in JYP Entertainment's market cap, from ₩1.33 trillion in 2021 to ₩2.24 trillion in 2022.[246][247]During the2017 South Korean presidential election,then-candidateMoon Jae-infrom the Democratic party and candidateYoo Seong-minfrom the Bareun party both used Twice's song "Cheer Up" with modified lyrics as their campaign jingles.[248][249]

Twice performing atKCON LAin July 2016

Following their consecutive commercial successes in 2016 and 2017 Twice has since been dubbed by Korean media as the "Nation's Girl Group", being cited as a follow-up to previously successful girl groupsGirls' GenerationandKara.Music critic Kang Tae-gyu has described Twice as being "one step ahead of the current period" among other girl groups from the same period of their debut.[250][251]The group's commercial performance following their career breakthrough in 2016 was considered by the media to be 'remarkable' in an industry dominated by all-male music groups.[252]Twice's distinctive point choreography—including for "Cheer Up" (2016), "TT" (2016) and "Signal" (2017)— became dance crazes and viralmemesimitated by many celebrities in South Korea.[253][254]In a survey conducted by media outletSports Chosundone in 2020 wherein representatives from several Korean entertainment agencies were surveyed on their choice for the top girl group, Twice was ranked at number 1 with 83 points, with agency officials citing the group's strong digital and physical sales alongside their pan-Asia success.[255]A similar survey was conducted by media outletSports Seoulin the same year, with Twice also ranking at number 1 as the best female idol group among Korean entertainment industry officials with 111 points, citing the group's role in leading the re-emergence of girl groups in theKorean wave.[256]

In Japan, the group's positive reputation and relatability amongst fans were attributed by local media to the presence of Japanese members Momo, Sana, and Mina who gained Twice fame in the country even before their debut.NHKNews credited the group's commercial success with helping mend relations between Japan and South Korea.[257][258][259]An example of Twice's popularity in Japan was seen after the release of their song "TT", in which the track's signature pose was imitated by several Japanese celebrities and idols includingAKB48andNogizaka46.When Twice officially debuted in Japan through the release of their compilation album#Twice,theTokyo Tower Observatorycommemorated the event by displaying "TT" on the landmark—it was the first time that the Tokyo Tower had collaborated with an artist for a display, and was regarded as an unusual development by local media.[260][261]Japanese newspaperYomiuri Shimbuncalled Twice the "new protagonist in the dominance of Japan's Korean wave content market", while Korean press remarked that the group is "reigniting the heat of K-pop in Japan".[262][263][264]Twice is one of two Korean acts that have been credited with leading a third "Hallyu"wave in Japan.[265]

Internationally, Twice's notable bubblegum pop sound and distinctive choreography has led to the group receiving recognition byTimemagazine as among the stand-out groups in K-pop.[266]With much of K-pop's success in the United States being attributed to most Korean acts employing either hip-hop or EDM as their sonic base,Billboardhas noted the success of Twice in making their bubblegum sound attract Western appeal, following the group's release of their song "Dance The Night Away".[267]TheSouth China Morning Posthas named Twice as among three major female K-pop groups who are considered as "game-changers in a boy band-led industry", which was seen when Twice's eighth EPFeel Specialbecame the bestselling girl group album in South Korea in 2019 and their feat of being the first Korean female group to hold a Japanese dome tour.[268]The group's domestic and international success has led toForbesmagazine to include them in their "30 Under 30"list in 2020.[269]Twice was also included inForbesAsia's inaugural "100 Digital Stars" list, which highlights personalities from the Asia-Pacific region with an established influence in social and digital media.[270]The group was included inBloomberg's Pop Star Power Rankings for the month of July 2020, ranking at number 12.[271]

Awards and achievements

Main article:List of awards and nominations received by Twice

Twice received its first award at the2015 Mnet Asian Music AwardsasBest New Female Artist,followed by another New Artist Award at the2016 Golden Disc Awards.[272][273]

In 2016, Twice won its firstmusic programaward with "Cheer Up"on the May 5 episode ofM Countdown.[274]The group also won several main and grand prize awards including Song of the Year with "Cheer Up" in two major music awards shows,Melon Music AwardsandMnet Asian Music Awards.[51][52]Their secondEP,Twicecoaster: Lane 1,was the fifth-highest-selling K-pop album of 2016 and the highest among girl groups.[46][47]In 2017, "Signal"from their fourthextended play of the same nameachieved Twice's secondSong of the Yearaward at the2017 Mnet Asian Music Awards,making them the first artist to consecutively win the grand prize.[275]With a total of 36 music program trophies in 2017, Twice recorded the most wins received in a single year.[276]Twice ranked second onOricon's Breakout Artists of 2017 and became the first overseas female act to achieve a rookie triple crown on the 50th Oricon Annual Ranking. Twice also placed first in rookie artist total sales in 2017, with sales reaching 1.54 billionyen,as well as first-place among albums and singles for#Twiceand "One More Time"respectively.[277][278]

By May of the following year, they became the first artist to win seven consecutiveTriple CrownsonInkigayo.[279]Twice received their third consecutive Song of the Year award at the2018 Mnet Asian Music Awardswith "What Is Love?" from their fifthextended play of the same name,making them the first group to win the award for three consecutive years.[280]Twice topped the list of Korea's most popular music video onYouTubefor two consecutive years with "Cheer Up" (2016) and "Knock Knock"(2017).[281]In 2020, Twice became the K-pop girl group with the most music show wins totaling 106 wins as well as the fastest group to reach that number.[282]

Twice was included inVariety's Youth Impact Report 2016—an annual list of young entertainers who have made an impact in the industry over the past year—at number 54 as the only K-pop group on the list.[283]In 2017, Twice received theMinister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Commendationat theKorean Popular Culture and Arts Awards.[284][285]They were then recognized as the only Asian act onBillboard's 21 Under 21 2017: Music's Next Generation, an annual ranking that highlights some of the world's most powerful young voices across various music genres.[286][287]

In 2021, Twice's tenth extended play,Taste of Love,peaked at number-one on theBillboardTop Album Sales chart, making it the first EP from a girl group to do so. It was also the first EP from a girl group to enter the top 10 of theBillboard200.[288] On March 1, 2023, Twice was awarded the Breakthrough Artist at the2023BillboardWomen in Musicheld in Los Angeles. This marks the first time a female K-Pop group has won this award.[289]

Other ventures

Endorsements

Twice at an event forPocari Sweatin May 2017

Even before the official debut of Twice, the nine members had signed contracts as exclusive models for school uniform brand Skoolooks, alongside J. Y. Park. By December 2015, Twice had signed tenCFcontracts, totaling earnings of₩1.8 billion.[290][291]By February 2017, they had one of the fastest growths in the advertising industry as the group's rate charged for endorsement hit ₩200 million for 6 months and ₩300 million for a year.[292]

Twice is one of the celebrity endorsers ofLotte Duty Free.They also collaborated with shoe company Spris and created their own shoe brand called "Twice by Spris".[293][294]In early 2017, Twice was selected by beverage maker Donga Otsuka to promote the company's flagship sports drinkPocari Sweaton its 30th anniversary. They became the first idol group to model for the brand. Pocari Sweat recorded ₩100 billion in sales for the first half of the year, a 10% increase over 2016's sales.[295][296]

As of 2017, Twice has represented about 30 different brands including cosmetics, clothing, online and mobile games, food and beverages, credit cards, and more.[297]Twice's first TV commercial in Japan forYmobilewas aired nationwide starting February 2, 2018, incorporating a pop arrangement of "Y.M.C.A."and Twice's signature" TT pose ".[298][299]In 2019, Twice was selected as South Korean ambassador ofEstée Lauder.[300]The group also became "Global Benchsetters" for Philippine clothing brandBench.[301][302]In March 2021, Kyungnam Pharmaceuticals announced that it had selected Twice as the representatives for its flagship vitamin brand Lemona.[303]Later that year,Nintendo Koreafeatured Twice playing theNintendo SwitchgameMitopiain a video.[304]In August 2021, the group was chosen to perform forShopee Philippines's 9.9 Super Shopping Day TV special that was held on September 9.[305]On October 16, 2021, Scarlett Whitening, an Indonesian beauty brand known for its skin whitening products, introduced Twice as their brand ambassadors. The endorsement was, however, criticized by fans, calling JYP Entertainment to withdraw the deal as it would be "unethical" for Twice to endorse a brand with skin whitening products, "knowing that they have fans with darker skin complexions".[306][307]In 2023, Filipino snack brandOishiselected Twice as their endorsers.[308]

Philanthropy

In February 2023, Twice donated₩200 million (US$153,178.94) to help with the2023 Turkey–Syria earthquakethroughSave the Children.[309]

Members

Timeline

In July 2019, Mina took a break from activities due to her sudden extreme anxiety and insecurity problems in performing on stage. She resumed her activities in February 2020.[312][313][314]

In October 2020, Jeongyeon took a break from all activities due to heranxiety disorder.[315]She resumed her activities on January 31, 2021, at the30th Seoul Music Awards.[316]Between August–November 2021, Jeongyeon went on hiatus again due topanicand anxiety disorder.[317][318]

Sub-unit

Main article:MiSaMo

Back in 2012, JYP was preparing to debut four Japanese girls, including Sana and Momo, in Japan. But due to the deterioration of the Korean-Japanese relationship, it was suspended indefinitely.[319]The project resurfaced again in February 2023, with Sana, Momo, and Mina forming a sub-unit namedMiSaMo.It began with the trio releasing an originalsoundtracktitled "Bouquet" forTV Asahi's drama seriesLiaison: Children's Heart Clinic,before the release of their debutextended playof seven tracks,Masterpiece,on July 26.[320][321][322]

Discography

Main articles:Twice albums discography,Twice singles discography,andList of songs recorded by Twice

Concerts and tours

Main article:List of Twice concert tours

Filmography

Main article:Twice videography

See also

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