Twice

TWICE is a popular South Korean girl group formed by JYP Entertainment in 2015. Comprising nine members, the group quickly rose to fame and became one of the leading acts in the K-pop industry. 

Before their official debut, the members of TWICE participated in a survival reality show called "Sixteen," which aired from May 5 to July 7, 2015. The show aimed to select the final members of JYP Entertainment's new girl group. Out of sixteen trainees, nine girls were chosen to debut as TWICE: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu. 

Here are the members of TWICE and their positions within the group:

• Nayeon: Nayeon is the lead vocalist of TWICE. She is known for her powerful and versatile singing abilities.

• Jeongyeon: Jeongyeon is also a vocalist in the group. She is recognized for her unique and soulful voice.

• Momo: Momo is a main dancer and vocalist in TWICE. She is highly skilled in dance and known for her sharp and precise movements.

• Sana: Sana is a vocalist in the group and is known for her sweet and melodious voice. She is also recognized for her charismatic stage presence.

• Jihyo: Jihyo is the leader of TWICE and serves as the main vocalist. She has a strong and powerful voice and is often praised for her vocal abilities.

• Mina: Mina is a vocalist in the group. She is known for her serene and gentle singing style, which complements the group's songs.

• Dahyun: Dahyun is a rapper and vocalist in TWICE. She showcases her rap skills in various songs and also contributes to the group's vocals.

• Chaeyoung: Chaeyoung is another rapper and vocalist in the group. She is known for her strong rap verses and also lends her vocals to TWICE's songs.

• Tzuyu: Tzuyu is a vocalist in TWICE. She has a sweet and angelic voice and is often praised for her visuals as well.

TWICE made their official debut on October 20, 2015, with the release of their first extended play (EP) titled "The Story Begins." The EP's lead single, "Like OOH-AHH," gained significant attention, and its music video became the most-viewed debut music video by a K-pop group at that time. The song showcased TWICE's signature catchy and upbeat style, becoming the start of their success. 

The official fan club name for TWICE is "ONCE." The name represents the idea that fans will support TWICE once and forever. It also signifies the special bond between the group and their fans, as TWICE and ONCE are mutually supportive and dedicated to each other. The name reflects the sentiment that TWICE and their fans will be together through thick and thin, just as "once" means "one time" but implies an everlasting connection. ONCE is known for their unwavering support, love, and dedication towards TWICE. 

TWICE made their official debut on October 20, 2015, with the release of their first extended play (EP) titled "The Story Begins." The EP's lead single, "Like OOH-AHH," gained significant attention, and its music video became the most-viewed debut music video by a K-pop group at that time. The song showcased TWICE's signature catchy and upbeat style, becoming the start of their success. In 2016, TWICE's popularity skyrocketed with the release of their second EP, "Page Two." The EP's lead single, "Cheer Up," became a massive hit and earned the group their first music show win on "The Show." The song's catchy chorus and viral dance moves contributed to its widespread success, solidifying TWICE's status as a leading girl group. In 2017, TWICE released their fourth EP, "Signal," which included the title track of the same name. The song showcased a different concept, incorporating elements of science fiction into their music and visuals. In 2018, TWICE released their fifth EP, "What Is Love?," featuring the title track of the same name. The EP and its lead single received positive reviews and commercial success. In 2019, TWICE released their seventh EP, "Fancy You," with the title track "Fancy." The song became another major hit for the group, earning them several music show wins and setting records for the fastest K-pop girl group music video to reach 100 million views.In 2020, TWICE released their second full-length Korean album, "Eyes Wide Open," featuring the lead single "I Can't Stop Me." The album showcased a more mature sound and received critical acclaim. TWICE continued to release successful music throughout 2020 and 2021, including their second Japanese album, "Perfect world.

Throughout their career, TWICE has received numerous awards and accolades. They have won several Daesang (Grand Prize) awards at major Korean award shows, including the Golden Disc Awards and the Melon Music Awards. They have also achieved significant milestones, such as becoming the first female K-pop group to surpass 500 million views on YouTube with their music video for "TT." 

In addition to their Korean releases, TWICE continued to make strides in the Japanese music market. They released several successful singles, including "Kura Kura," "Better," and "Perfect World." Their Japanese releases consistently topped the Oricon charts and showcased their versatility as a global group.

TWICE also made notable appearances on various television programs, both in South Korea and internationally. They showcased their talents, charm, and camaraderie through appearances on music shows, variety shows, and reality programs. The members also participated in solo and group activities, further expanding their individual portfolios.

2022 marked the release of TWICE's third Japanese album, "Perfect World," which received critical acclaim and commercial success. The album showcased a mature and sophisticated side of the group, earning praise for its artistic direction and musical growth.

TWICE's popularity and influence extended beyond their music career. They became highly sought-after endorsers for numerous brands, both in South Korea and internationally. The members became fashion icons and trendsetters, showcasing their individual styles and unique personalities through various endorsement deals.

TWICE has made a significant impact on the global music scene. They have gained a massive following not only in South Korea and Japan but also in various parts of the world. Their music has reached international charts, and they have performed in numerous countries, including the United States, Europe, and Southeast Asia.

They have also collaborated with international artists, further expanding their global reach. For example, TWICE collaborated with American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth for a special performance at the 2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA). This collaboration showcased their ability to connect with artists from different backgrounds and genres.

TWICE's popularity has extended beyond the music industry, leading to numerous endorsement deals and brand collaborations. They have worked with various brands, including Pocari Sweat, LG Electronics, Estée Lauder, and more. TWICE's members have become sought-after ambassadors for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands, contributing to their influence in the entertainment and fashion industries. 

TWICE has also been involved in charitable endeavors. In 2017, they donated 50 million won (approximately $45,000) to aid children in need through the Korean Committee for UNICEF. They have also participated in campaigns to raise awareness about important social issues and promote positive messages. 

Individually, the members of TWICE have pursued personal achievements outside of the group. Some members have taken part in acting projects, appearing in dramas, variety shows, and hosting roles. They have showcased their talents and versatility, further establishing themselves as multi-talented entertainers.

Overall, TWICE's impact goes beyond their music. Their infectious energy, relatable personalities, and powerful performances have helped them establish themselves as one of the leading K-pop girl groups in the industry, gaining a dedicated fanbase and international recognition.