TWICE, Pre-releases Title Track 'ENEMY' from Japanese 6th Album... Targeting the Japanese Market with a Sophisticated Rock Genre

The group TWICE is actively targeting the Japanese market and garnering intense interest from local fans. They raised expectations by first releasing the title track of their Japanese 6th album on the 30th.

On this day, TWICE released the title track of their Japanese 6th album 'ENEMY' through various music platforms. This song was first revealed to fans during a recent performance in Osaka, receiving a warm response locally.

'ENEMY' is a sophisticated rock genre song presented by TWICE, containing a message of courage and hope for listeners. Notably, the powerful message, 'No matter how many times I fall, I will rise again. The wall I must overcome is myself,' is impressive.

The accompanying music video visually expresses the resilience of blooming even in adversity. In the video, TWICE members show moments of frustration for their own reasons, but ultimately face themselves as they are and overcome their inner conflicts, leaving a deep impression.

TWICE is set to officially release their new album in Japan on the 27th of next month. This will be their first Japanese album in about a year since the release of their 5th album 'DIVE' in July last year, and it holds special significance as member Jihyo is directing the album.

Recently, TWICE's global activities have been remarkable. They are expanding their worldwide influence through various activities, including the release of their 4th album, a new world tour, and participation in the Netflix movie 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' OST.

In particular, their achievements on the U.S. Billboard charts are noteworthy. The OST 'TAKEDOWN' ranked 76th on the main song chart 'Hot 100', and 'Strategy' reached 92nd, with several songs entering major charts.

Meanwhile, TWICE will headline at 'Lollapalooza Chicago' in the U.S. on the 2nd of next month. This is a very unusual achievement for an Asian group, symbolizing how high TWICE's global status has risen.