JYP Entertainment’s TWICE has reached a new milestone by selling 10 million records in South Korea. According to the Gaon Album Sales (Circle) chart, since their debut in 2015, the K-pop girl group has sold a total of 10,010,778 copies of their 19 albums.
This contains the record-breaking solo mini album IM NAYEON by group member Nayeon, which will be released in June 2022. The group’s most recent album, Between 1&2, also contributed to their popularity, selling over 1 million copies in its first week and 530,000 copies in its first week alone.
The Feelings Dancing Video by TWICE has hit 100 million views, establishing a new benchmark
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On November 23, 2022, TWICE had two reasons to celebrate as the dance video for their debut English single, The Feeling, reached 100 million views. This is their second choreographic video to reach this benchmark, which was released on 3 October 2022.
The first was the release of the dance video for CRY FOR ME in 2020. The most popular female group in South Korea now has 20 YouTube videos with over 100 million views. The group broke its own record as the female group with the most music videos with that number of views.
TWICE aims to achieve global dominance with its Japanese subgroup and forthcoming World Tour
Since its debut, TWICE, also known as the “Nation’s Girl Group,” has gained tremendous popularity in Korea. Yet, their global popularity has grown in recent years.
Between 1&2, the incredible group’s most recent album broke records on global music charts and sent the group on a record-breaking spree.
With its release, the band’s first-week sales in the United States were their best ever, with a total of 100,000 copies sold. In addition, they were the first female K-pop group to have two albums debut in the top three on the Billboard 200.
Their most recent album was the first K-Pop girl group album of 2022 to spend six consecutive weeks at the top of the chart.
The album opened at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales, Top Current Album Sales, and Global Albums charts, making it their most successful return to date. In addition, within two months of its debut, the music video for Talk That Talk surpassed 100 million views.
JYP Entertainment recently announced that none would return in early 2023, followed by the introduction of its first subunit in Japan, the world’s second-largest music market, in order to capitalize on the growth in popularity.
The agency is also reportedly preparing a “massive” international tour for the nine-member ensemble in 2023; additional details will be released shortly.
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