TWICE Breaks Records with ‘TT’
The global K-pop sensation TWICE has reached another major milestone. Their hit track “TT,” the title song from their third mini album TWICEcoaster: LANE 1 released in October 2016, has now surpassed 700 million views on YouTube. This impressive feat highlights the group’s long-lasting appeal on the international music stage.
Global Fans Keep the Momentum Alive
JYP Entertainment celebrated the achievement via TWICE’s official social media, sharing gratitude to fans worldwide. Known for its catchy melody and relatable lyrics expressing a girl’s feelings of love, “TT” quickly became a cultural phenomenon. The song’s playful choreography—including the iconic finger tear gesture—captured fans’ hearts and inspired countless dance covers across the globe.
One of the Most Viewed Girl Group MVs in History
This isn’t the first TWICE music video to break 700 million views. “What is Love?”, the title track from their fifth mini album, also surpassed the mark. Overall, TWICE has 24 music videos with over 100 million views, including Korean hits like “OOH-AHH하게,” Japanese releases, and English singles. This makes them the female group with the most music videos over 100 million views worldwide—a true testament to their international dominance.
Upcoming Album Release and Major Festival Appearance
The momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon. On July 11, TWICE will drop their long-awaited studio album THIS IS FOR, their first full-length album in nearly four years. One month later, they are set to headline Lollapalooza Chicago on August 2, further solidifying their reputation as stadium-level global artists.
More Than Just Numbers
Surpassing 700 million views goes beyond digital statistics—it marks unwavering fan support and cross-border resonance. As TWICE continues to set new records and charm fans worldwide, their musical journey only seems to be getting more exciting.
“TT”—a song that once captured the innocence of love—is now part of K-pop history.
