TWICE (트와이스) - Complete Fan Guide

TWICE group photo - all nine members: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu

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Welcome to the ultimate fan guide for TWICE, the nine-member K-pop girl group from JYP Entertainment that has captured hearts worldwide. From their debut on October 20, 2015 to becoming one of the best-selling K-pop girl groups of all time, explore everything about TWICE right here.

9 Members
2015 Debut Year
ONCE Fandom
100M+ Albums Sold

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Basic Info

Group Name TWICE (트와이스)
Origin Seoul, South Korea
Company JYP Entertainment
Debut Date October 20, 2015
Debut Song "Like Ooh-Ahh" (OOH-AHH하게)
Members 9 (5 Korean, 3 Japanese, 1 Taiwanese)
Fandom Name ONCE (원스)
Fan Colors Apricot & Neon Magenta
Genre K-pop, J-pop, Dance-pop, Electropop

How TWICE Was Formed

TWICE was created through the 2015 Mnet survival show "Sixteen", where sixteen JYP trainees competed for spots in a new girl group. Originally, JYP planned to debut a seven-member group, but was so impressed by the contestants that nine members were ultimately selected.

The group's name "TWICE" was chosen by JYP himself, meaning the group would touch people's hearts "once through the ears and once through the eyes" — through both their music and their performances.

Their multinational lineup is one of their defining features: five Korean members (Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Jihyo, Dahyun, Chaeyoung), three Japanese members (Momo, Sana, Mina), and one Taiwanese member (Tzuyu).

What Does ONCE Mean?

TWICE's fandom name ONCE was officially announced on November 7, 2015. The meaning is that if TWICE and ONCE come together, we make three — a symbol of their unbreakable bond. ONCE will always be there for TWICE, supporting them through everything.

The official lightstick is called "Candybong", a candy-shaped lightstick that lights up in the fan colors of Apricot and Neon Magenta. It's one of the most beloved lightsticks in all of K-pop!

Records & Achievements

  • First K-pop girl group to have an MV reach 200 million YouTube views ("TT")
  • Best-selling K-pop girl group of all time by 2019, surpassing S.E.S' 20-year record
  • "Cheer Up" won Song of the Year at two major award ceremonies in 2016
  • First K-pop act invited to Kohaku Uta Gassen (Japan) in 6 years (2017)
  • Multiple Platinum-certified releases in both Korea and Japan
  • Over 100 million combined album sales worldwide
  • "Like Ooh-Ahh" was the first K-pop debut MV to reach 100 million YouTube views
  • Performed at major world stages including KCON, MAMA, and multiple world tours

Meet the Members ❤️

Get to know each of the nine amazing members of TWICE! Click on any member card to jump to their full profile below.

Im Nayeon (임나연) - TWICE Lead Vocalist, Lead Dancer, and Center
Nayeon
나연
Lead Vocalist
Yoo Jeongyeon (유정연) - TWICE Lead Vocalist
Jeongyeon
정연
Lead Vocalist
Hirai Momo (平井もも) - TWICE Main Dancer and Sub Vocalist
Momo
모모
Main Dancer
Minatozaki Sana (湊崎紗夏) - TWICE Sub Vocalist
Sana
사나
Sub Vocalist
Park Jihyo (박지효) - TWICE Leader and Main Vocalist
Jihyo
지효
Leader
Myoui Mina (名井南) - TWICE Main Dancer and Sub Vocalist
Mina
미나
Main Dancer
Kim Dahyun (김다현) - TWICE Lead Rapper and Sub Vocalist
Dahyun
다현
Lead Rapper
Son Chaeyoung (손채영) - TWICE Main Rapper and Sub Vocalist
Chaeyoung
채영
Main Rapper
Chou Tzuyu (周子瑜) - TWICE Lead Dancer, Sub Vocalist, and Visual
Tzuyu
쯔위
Visual
TWICE Official Group Photo - All nine members together
Official
트와이스
@twicetagram
Im Nayeon profile photo - TWICE's Lead Vocalist, Lead Dancer and Center

Im Nayeon (임나연)

Lead Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Center

Full Name Im Na-yeon (임나연)
Birthday September 22, 1995
Nationality South Korean
Height 164 cm (5'5")
Zodiac Sign Virgo
MBTI ISTP
Instagram @nayeonyny

Fun Facts About Nayeon

  • Nayeon participated in a child model contest when she was young and caught the attention of JYP Entertainment scouts. However, her mother initially refused to let her become a trainee.
  • Ten years later in 2010, she secretly auditioned for JYP on her own and passed, beginning her trainee journey at age 14.
  • She is the oldest member of TWICE and is known as the group's "fake maknae" because of her youthful and playful personality.
  • Nayeon's solo debut album "IM NAYEON" (2022) debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200, making her the first K-pop soloist to reach the top 10.
  • She has a signature bunny smile with her front teeth, earning her the adorable nickname "Bunny" (토끼).
  • Known for being extremely competitive, even during casual games with the other members.
  • Her favorite number is 1 because she always wants to be first in everything.
Yoo Jeongyeon profile photo - TWICE's Lead Vocalist

Yoo Jeongyeon (유정연)

Lead Vocalist

Full Name Yoo Jeong-yeon (유정연)
Birthday November 1, 1996
Nationality South Korean
Height 169 cm (5'7")
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
MBTI ISFJ
Instagram @jy_piece

Fun Facts About Jeongyeon

  • Her older sister is actress and singer Gong Seungyeon, making them one of K-pop's most famous sibling pairs.
  • Jeongyeon was originally a SM Entertainment trainee before switching to JYP Entertainment.
  • She's known as the group's "mom" because she takes care of the other members and keeps them in line.
  • Jeongyeon is famous for her short hair era, during which she was praised for breaking K-pop beauty standards. She's rocked both short and long hairstyles beautifully.
  • She has a strong, stable vocal tone that anchors many of TWICE's songs and is especially beloved in their ballads.
  • Loves cooking and often prepares meals for the other members.
  • She has a pet dog named Bbosong and is a known animal lover.
Hirai Momo profile photo - TWICE's Main Dancer and Sub Vocalist

Hirai Momo (平井もも)

Main Dancer, Sub Vocalist

Full Name Hirai Momo (平井もも / 히라이 모모)
Birthday November 9, 1996
Nationality Japanese
Hometown Kyotanabe, Kyoto, Japan
Height 167 cm (5'6")
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
MBTI ISFP
Instagram @momo

Fun Facts About Momo

  • Momo was actually eliminated during Sixteen, but JYP brought her back because he felt the group needed her exceptional dance skills. This decision proved to be iconic.
  • She started dancing at age 3 and is widely regarded as one of the best dancers in all of K-pop. Her body isolation and control are legendary.
  • Her older sister, Hirai Hana, is also a dancer. The two used to upload dance covers together before Momo moved to Korea.
  • Momo is famous for her love of food, especially jokbal (pig's feet). She once said the hardest part of being a trainee was the diet restrictions.
  • She has a sweet Kansai dialect when speaking Japanese, which fans find incredibly endearing.
  • Known for her "Momo time" dance breaks during concerts that showcase her incredible freestyle abilities.
  • She has trained in various dance styles including hip-hop, popping, and contemporary.
Minatozaki Sana profile photo - TWICE's Sub Vocalist

Minatozaki Sana (湊崎紗夏)

Sub Vocalist

Full Name Minatozaki Sana (湊崎紗夏 / 미나토자키 사나)
Birthday December 29, 1996
Nationality Japanese
Hometown Tennoji, Osaka, Japan
Height 168 cm (5'6")
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
MBTI ENFP
Instagram @m.by__sana

Fun Facts About Sana

  • Sana was scouted by JYP Entertainment when a staff member spotted her at a shopping mall in Osaka, Japan. She passed the audition and moved to Korea to train.
  • Her line "shy shy shy" from "Cheer Up" became one of the most iconic moments in K-pop history and went massively viral in 2016.
  • She is known as the "mood maker" of the group and has one of the most outgoing, affectionate personalities. She loves physical touch and is always hugging the members.
  • Sana writes long, heartfelt messages to ONCE on social media and is known for her emotional and genuine connection with fans.
  • She speaks fluent Korean with barely any accent, which is impressive given she moved to Korea as a teenager.
  • Her cheese kimbap-making skills are legendary among TWICE members and fans alike.
  • She collects vintage cameras and enjoys photography as a hobby.
Park Jihyo profile photo - TWICE's Leader and Main Vocalist

Park Jihyo (박지효)

Leader, Main Vocalist

Full Name Park Ji-hyo (박지효)
Birthday February 1, 1997
Nationality South Korean
Height 162 cm (5'4")
Zodiac Sign Aquarius
MBTI ISFJ
Instagram @_zyozyo

Fun Facts About Jihyo

  • Jihyo was a JYP trainee for 10 years (since 2005), making her the longest-training member before TWICE's debut. Her perseverance is truly inspiring.
  • She originally went by the stage name "Park Jisoo" but changed it to Jihyo before debuting with TWICE.
  • Jihyo has one of the most powerful vocals in K-pop, known for her incredible belt notes and emotional delivery. Her voice is the backbone of TWICE's discography.
  • As the leader, she is deeply respected by all members for her responsibility, emotional intelligence, and dedication.
  • She appeared on a children's TV show when she was just 8 years old, long before she became a JYP trainee.
  • Known for her "God Jihyo" era during "Feel Special" promotions, where fans praised her visual transformation.
  • She has a strong love for reading and often recommends books to ONCE.
Myoui Mina profile photo - TWICE's Main Dancer and Sub Vocalist

Myoui Mina (名井南)

Main Dancer, Sub Vocalist

Full Name Myoui Mina (名井南 / 묘이 미나)
Birthday March 24, 1997
Nationality Japanese (Korean-Japanese)
Hometown Kobe, Hyogo, Japan
Height 163 cm (5'4")
Zodiac Sign Aries
MBTI ISFP
Instagram @mina_sr_my

Fun Facts About Mina

  • Before becoming a K-pop idol, Mina was a trained ballet dancer for 11 years. Her graceful, elegant dance style is heavily influenced by her ballet background.
  • She earned the nickname "Black Swan" because of how beautifully she combines ballet elegance with K-pop choreography.
  • Mina is known for her quiet, introverted personality, but she transforms completely on stage with her charismatic performances.
  • She is an avid gamer and has been spotted playing games like League of Legends and various RPGs. She once streamed herself gaming for fans.
  • Mina holds dual citizenship (Japanese and American) as she was born in San Antonio, Texas before her family moved back to Japan.
  • She was scouted by JYP Entertainment in Japan and moved to Korea to pursue her dream of becoming an idol.
  • Known for her soft, gentle speaking voice and her love of penguins, which fans often associate with her.
Kim Dahyun profile photo - TWICE's Lead Rapper and Sub Vocalist

Kim Dahyun (김다현)

Lead Rapper, Sub Vocalist

Full Name Kim Da-hyun (김다현)
Birthday May 28, 1998
Nationality South Korean
Height 165 cm (5'5")
Zodiac Sign Gemini
MBTI INFP
Instagram @dahhyunnee

Fun Facts About Dahyun

  • Dahyun went viral before debuting when a video of her doing an "eagle dance" at a church event spread online. JYP Entertainment scouts noticed her from this video.
  • She is nicknamed "Dubu" (tofu) because of her fair, pale skin. She's one of the most fair-skinned idols in K-pop.
  • Dahyun is the group's variety queen — she's naturally funny, quick-witted, and an incredible entertainer on variety shows.
  • She plays piano beautifully and has showcased her skills on multiple occasions, including performing Yiruma's "River Flows in You".
  • Known for her incredible ability to freestyle rap and improvise lyrics on the spot during live events.
  • She has an incredibly positive and bright personality and is known for always making the other members laugh.
  • Dahyun is a talented content creator and often goes on "Dubu delivery" V Live sessions chatting casually with ONCE.
Son Chaeyoung profile photo - TWICE's Main Rapper and Sub Vocalist

Son Chaeyoung (손채영)

Main Rapper, Sub Vocalist

Full Name Son Chae-young (손채영)
Birthday April 23, 1999
Nationality South Korean
Height 159 cm (5'3")
Zodiac Sign Taurus
MBTI INFP
Instagram @chaeyo.0

Fun Facts About Chaeyoung

  • Chaeyoung is TWICE's most artistic member. She's a talented visual artist who paints, draws, and designs. Some of TWICE's merchandise and album art has featured her illustrations.
  • She has multiple tattoos, each with personal meaning, making her one of the most tattooed female K-pop idols.
  • Despite being the main rapper, she also has a beautiful singing voice and has written lyrics for several TWICE songs.
  • She is the shortest member of TWICE at 159 cm but has one of the biggest personalities.
  • Chaeyoung has a deep love for art, fashion, and music beyond K-pop, often sharing her interest in hip-hop, R&B, and independent music.
  • She's a talented lyricist and contributed to songs like "Handle It" and several B-sides.
  • Known for her ever-changing hairstyles and bold fashion choices that set her apart.
Chou Tzuyu profile photo - TWICE's Lead Dancer, Sub Vocalist, and Visual

Chou Tzuyu (周子瑜)

Lead Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Visual

Full Name Chou Tzu-yu (周子瑜 / 쯔위)
Birthday June 14, 1999
Nationality Taiwanese
Hometown Tainan, Taiwan
Height 170 cm (5'7")
Zodiac Sign Gemini
MBTI ISTP
Instagram @thinkaboutzu

Fun Facts About Tzuyu

  • Tzuyu is the youngest member (maknae) of TWICE and also the tallest at 170 cm.
  • She was added to the final TWICE lineup as the "audience's pick" during Sixteen, chosen by viewer votes alongside JYP's selections.
  • Tzuyu has been consistently ranked among the most beautiful faces in the world, appearing on TC Candler's "100 Most Beautiful Faces" list multiple times, including ranking #1 in 2019.
  • She is a skilled archer and showcased her talent on the variety show "Idol Star Athletics Championship", winning gold medals.
  • Despite her stunning visuals, Tzuyu is known for being quite shy and reserved, with a quiet demeanor that fans find endearing.
  • She has a pet dog named Gucci back home in Taiwan, and she often talks about how much she misses him.
  • Tzuyu learned Korean from scratch after moving to Korea and is now fluent, though she sometimes charmingly mixes up words.

TWICE History & Timeline

2015

The Beginning: Debut

After the survival show Sixteen aired from May to July 2015, the nine members of TWICE were selected. On October 20, 2015, TWICE officially debuted with their first EP "The Story Begins" and title track "Like Ooh-Ahh" (OOH-AHH하게).

The debut was a massive success — "Like Ooh-Ahh" became the first K-pop debut music video to reach 100 million YouTube views. TWICE had arrived.

2016

Rise to Stardom: Cheer Up & TT

2016 was the year TWICE became a national sensation. In April, they released their second EP "Page Two" with the title track "Cheer Up". The song dominated charts and Sana's "shy shy shy" line became a cultural phenomenon across Asia.

"Cheer Up" won Song of the Year at both the Melon Music Awards and the Mnet Asian Music Awards.

In October, "Twicecoaster: Lane 1" dropped with the iconic "TT", which became the first music video by a K-pop girl group to reach 200 million views on YouTube. The TT hand gesture became one of the most recognizable moves in K-pop history.

2017

Japanese Debut & Global Expansion

TWICE kicked off 2017 with "Twicecoaster: Lane 2" (featuring "Knock Knock") and their first concert tour "Twiceland: The Opening" across Korea, Thailand, and Singapore.

In May, they released their 4th mini album "Signal" with the JYP-produced title track. Then came their highly anticipated Japanese debut in June with the compilation album "#TWICE", which debuted at #2 on the Oricon Albums Chart with 136,157 copies sold in the first week.

Their first full Korean album "Twicetagram" arrived in October with "Likey". In November, TWICE performed at Japan's prestigious Kohaku Uta Gassen, becoming the first K-pop act to attend the event in 6 years.

2018

What Is Love? & BDZ Era

2018 was packed with releases. "What Is Love?" (April) became one of their most beloved tracks, with its music video paying homage to classic romantic movies. The song earned them yet another win streak on music shows.

Japanese single "Wake Me Up" was certified double Platinum. Their summer comeback "Summer Nights" brought "Dance the Night Away", perfect beach-vibes K-pop.

In September, they released their first Japanese studio album "BDZ" (standing for "bulldozer"), showing their growing dominance in the Japanese market. The year closed with "Yes or Yes", another chart-topping hit.

2019

Fancy & Feel Special: A New Chapter

With "Fancy You" in April, TWICE showed a more mature, sophisticated side. "Fancy" signaled a shift in their musical direction, and the album made TWICE the best-selling K-pop girl group of all time with a total of 3.7 million copies sold, surpassing S.E.S.'s 20-year-old record.

In September, "Feel Special" became an emotional anthem. Jihyo wrote parts of the lyrics about the members supporting each other through difficult times. It remains one of TWICE's most meaningful releases.

They also embarked on their massive "Twicelights" world tour, performing across Asia, North America, and more.

2020

More & More to I Can't Stop Me

Despite the global pandemic, TWICE continued to evolve. "More & More" (June) showcased a refreshingly different concept with nature-inspired visuals and an EDM-influenced sound.

In October, "Eyes Wide Open" — their second Korean full album — featured the retro-synth "I Can't Stop Me", widely celebrated as one of their best title tracks. The album marked TWICE's full transition into a more mature musical direction.

2021

Taste of Love & Formula of Love

"Alcohol-Free" (June) brought tropical, bossa nova vibes and became a summer anthem. It showed TWICE's incredible versatility and musical range.

In November, their third full album "Formula of Love: O+T=<3" featured "Scientist" and further solidified their artistic growth. The album sold over 700,000 copies in its first week.

TWICE also made their English-language debut with "The Feels", which charted on the Billboard Hot 100, proving their global appeal.

2022

Between 1&2 and Solo Debuts

TWICE's 11th mini album "Between 1&2" with "Talk that Talk" (August) showcased their enduring popularity, selling over 1.7 million copies in its first week.

A historic milestone: Nayeon debuted as a soloist with "IM NAYEON" (June), debuting at #7 on the Billboard 200 — the highest-charting debut for a K-pop soloist at the time.

They also completed their massive 4th World Tour "III", performing to sold-out stadiums and arenas worldwide.

2023

Ready To Be & World Tour

Their 12th mini album "Ready To Be" (March) debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200, the highest-ever charting for a K-pop girl group album. "Set Me Free" became a powerful anthem about self-liberation.

TWICE embarked on their 5th World Tour "Ready To Be", which included sold-out stadium shows including two nights at MetLife Stadium near New York, becoming the first K-pop girl group to headline a U.S. stadium.

Nayeon released her second solo mini album "NA", and Jihyo debuted solo with "Zone".

2024-Present

Continuing the Legacy

TWICE continues to break records and expand their legacy as one of the most successful K-pop groups of all time. With renewed contracts at JYP Entertainment, the nine members confirmed they're staying together, much to the joy of ONCE worldwide.

The group has cemented their place in K-pop history with over 100 million combined album sales, multiple world tours, and an unbreakable bond with their fans that grows stronger every year.

Discography

TWICE has one of the most prolific discographies in K-pop, with numerous Korean and Japanese releases. Here are their major Korean releases.

The Story Begins

1st Mini Album · October 20, 2015

Title Track: "Like Ooh-Ahh"

TWICE's debut EP. "Like Ooh-Ahh" became the first K-pop debut MV to reach 100 million YouTube views.

Page Two

2nd Mini Album · April 25, 2016

Title Track: "Cheer Up"

The EP that made TWICE national celebrities. "Cheer Up" won Song of the Year at MMA and MAMA 2016.

Twicecoaster: Lane 1

3rd Mini Album · October 24, 2016

Title Track: "TT"

First K-pop girl group MV to pass 200 million views. The TT dance became a global trend.

Twicecoaster: Lane 2

Repackage · February 20, 2017

Title Track: "Knock Knock"

Repackage of Lane 1 with new tracks including "Knock Knock" and the special track "Ice Cream".

Signal

4th Mini Album · May 15, 2017

Title Track: "Signal"

Produced by JYP himself. Included "Only You" written by former Wonder Girls member Ha:tfelt.

Twicetagram

1st Full Album · October 30, 2017

Title Track: "Likey"

TWICE's first full-length Korean album. "Likey" MV set records for fastest K-pop girl group MV to reach 100M views.

What Is Love?

5th Mini Album · April 9, 2018

Title Track: "What Is Love?"

One of TWICE's most iconic songs with an MV featuring movie-themed concepts. A fan-favorite to this day.

Summer Nights

Repackage · July 9, 2018

Title Track: "Dance the Night Away"

Summer repackage with beach vibes. Also includes B-sides "Shot Thru the Heart" and "Chillax".

Yes or Yes

6th Mini Album · November 5, 2018

Title Track: "Yes or Yes"

Energetic and catchy, continuing TWICE's streak of chart-topping hits and music show wins.

Fancy You

7th Mini Album · April 22, 2019

Title Track: "Fancy"

A turning point in TWICE's musical direction. Made them the best-selling K-pop girl group of all time at that point.

Feel Special

8th Mini Album · September 23, 2019

Title Track: "Feel Special"

A deeply emotional release about the members supporting each other. One of TWICE's most meaningful songs.

More & More

9th Mini Album · June 1, 2020

Title Track: "More & More"

Nature-themed concept with an EDM-influenced sound. Marked the beginning of a new era for TWICE.

Eyes Wide Open

2nd Full Album · October 26, 2020

Title Track: "I Can't Stop Me"

Retro-synth masterpiece. Widely celebrated as one of TWICE's strongest title tracks and albums.

Taste of Love

10th Mini Album · June 11, 2021

Title Track: "Alcohol-Free"

Bossa nova summer vibes. Showed TWICE's incredible musical versatility and range.

Formula of Love: O+T=<3

3rd Full Album · November 12, 2021

Title Track: "Scientist"

Sold over 700,000 copies in week one. Featured English track "The Feels" which charted on Billboard Hot 100.

Between 1&2

11th Mini Album · August 26, 2022

Title Track: "Talk that Talk"

Sold over 1.7 million copies in its first week, proving TWICE's ever-growing popularity.

Ready To Be

12th Mini Album · March 10, 2023

Title Track: "Set Me Free"

Debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 — the highest-charting K-pop girl group album ever. A powerful anthem of self-liberation.

With YOU-th

13th Mini Album · February 23, 2024

Title Track: "One Spark"

Debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, making TWICE the first K-pop girl group to top the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the members of TWICE?

TWICE has nine members: Nayeon (나연), Jeongyeon (정연), Momo (모모), Sana (사나), Jihyo (지효), Mina (미나), Dahyun (다현), Chaeyoung (채영), and Tzuyu (쯔위). Five members are Korean (Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Jihyo, Dahyun, Chaeyoung), three are Japanese (Momo, Sana, Mina), and one is Taiwanese (Tzuyu).

When did TWICE debut?

TWICE debuted on October 20, 2015 with their first EP "The Story Begins" and title track "Like Ooh-Ahh". They were formed through JYP Entertainment's survival show "Sixteen," which aired from May to July 2015.

What is TWICE's fandom name and fan color?

TWICE's official fandom name is ONCE (원스), announced on November 7, 2015. The name represents the bond between the group and fans — TWICE and ONCE come together to make three. The official fan colors are Apricot and Neon Magenta, and the official lightstick is called the Candybong.

What are TWICE's most popular songs?

TWICE's most iconic songs include "Cheer Up" (2016), "TT" (2016), "What Is Love?" (2018), "Fancy" (2019), "Feel Special" (2019), "I Can't Stop Me" (2020), "Alcohol-Free" (2021), "The Feels" (2021), "Talk that Talk" (2022), and "Set Me Free" (2023). "Cheer Up" and "TT" are particularly legendary for their cultural impact.

Who is the leader of TWICE?

Park Jihyo (박지효) is the leader and main vocalist of TWICE. She trained at JYP Entertainment for 10 years before debuting, making her the longest-training member. She is known for her powerful vocals, strong leadership, and deep care for the group.

How was TWICE formed?

TWICE was formed through the 2015 Mnet survival show "Sixteen", where 16 JYP Entertainment trainees competed for spots in a new girl group. JYP originally planned a seven-member group but selected nine members because of their talent. The name "TWICE" was chosen by JYP, meaning the group would touch people "once through the ears and once through the eyes."

What does TWICE's name mean?

The name "TWICE" was chosen by JYP (Park Jin-young, the founder of JYP Entertainment). It means the group will touch people's hearts twice — once through the ears (music) and once through the eyes (performance). The Korean name is 트와이스.

What company is TWICE under?

TWICE is under JYP Entertainment (JYPE), one of South Korea's "Big Three" entertainment companies. JYP also manages other popular groups like Stray Kids, ITZY, and NMIXX. In 2022, all nine TWICE members renewed their contracts with JYP, securing the group's future together.

Has any TWICE member gone solo?

Yes! Nayeon was the first to debut as a soloist with "IM NAYEON" (June 2022), which debuted at #7 on the Billboard 200. She followed up with her second mini album "NA" in 2023. Jihyo also released her solo mini album "Zone" in 2023. More solo activities from other members are anticipated by fans.

Where can I listen to TWICE's music?

TWICE's music is available on all major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music. Their music videos are on the official TWICE YouTube channel, and their full discography is available on Korean platforms like Melon and Genie.