TWICE to drop 1st-ever English digital single

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ONCEs can look forward to some exciting days ahead, as TWICE announced the release of their first-ever English digital single on their official Twitter account today!
They confirmed that the release will take place on a Friday in September, with the precise date to be revealed later. ‘More to come, stay tuned for TWICE!’ the official post concluded.

Fans can’t wait to see what TWICE has in store after their 10th mini-album, ‘Taste Of Love’, which achieved record-breaking sales.

A while ago, TWICE made a stunning mark on the Billboard 200 chart, debuting at number six. Not only is ‘Taste of Love’ the first mini-album by a girl group to reach the top 10 on the Billboard 200, but it is also the first mini-album by any female K-pop act in history to accomplish so!

TWICE, on the other hand, is gearing up for the debut of its new Melody project featuring Tzuyu. Tzuyu is set to surprise fans with her unique rendition of Taylor Swift’s ‘ME’.

TWICE is also set to release their Japanese album, ‘Perfect World’, which will include a new title track with the same name, as well as earlier singles such as ‘Fanfare, ‘Better,’ and ‘Kura Kura.’ On July 28th, the latest Japanese album will be released.

Meanwhile, TWICE fans are hailing the new Billboard achievement as a stepping stone to the group’s bright future after the group was labeled a JYP flop before going on to become the second most popular K-pop girl group across the globe.

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