There are 17 Twice albums released to date including 3 studio album, 10 extended plays and 4 repackages. All of them came out under JYP Entertainment and were distributed by KT Music Corp. Korea (later as Genie Music) and iRiver.
8 of Twice's releases were certified Platinum by Korea Music Content Association for selling more than 250,000 units - What Is Love?, Summer Nights, Yes Or Yes, Fancy You, Feel Special, Eyes Wide Open, Taste of Love and Formula of Love: O+T=＜3. That makes Twice one of only three KPop girl groups with at least one Platinum album (the other are Blackpink and IZ*ONE).
With the EP Fancy You released in April of 2019, Twice became the best-selling South Korean girl group in history, surpassing S.E.S and Girls' Generation.
The group debuted with The Story Begins in 2015. The list of all Twice albums in order is below.
The Story Begins is the debut mini album of Twice. It was released by JYP Entertainment on October 20, 2015 and distributed by KT Music Corp. Korea. It was produced by J.Y. Park "The Asiansoul". The album consists of 6 songs including Like Ooh-Ahh, Do It Again, Going Crazy, Truth, Candy Boy and Like a Fool. The title track Like Ooh-Ahh was composed by Black Eyed Pilseung and Sam Lewis, and arranged by Rado.
Candy Boy was an inspiration of the official Twice light stick named Candy Bong.
A special Chinese version was released in Taiwan on December 11, 2015, and was distributed by Universal Music Taiwan. This edition includes a DVD disk containing the music video for Like Ooh-Ahh, some behind the scene material, and a special videos from each of the members. A Thai edition came out on February 12, 2016. BEC-Tero Music was responsible for the distribution.
The Story Begins reached number 3 on the Gaon Weekly Chart and number 15 on the Billboard's US World chart. It also peaked at the 43rd position on the Japanese Oricon chart.
The physical edition of The Story Begins comes in a photobook form with a white cover featuring the members of Twice. Inside you will find a CD disk attached to the back side of the front cover, the photobook itself, an accordion lyrics booklet with the pictures of all 9 members, and 3 random photo cards - 1 adult (out of 9 variants), 1 unit (out of 3 variants), and 1 kid version (out of 18 variants, 2 per member). That means you have to collect a total number of 30 sheets to complete the collection.
The second extended play of Twice had its premiere on April 25, 2016. It consists of 7 songs including Cheer Up, Precious Love, Touchdown, Tuk Tok, Woohoo, My Headphones On and I'm Gonna Be A Star. The duo Black Eyed Pilseung came back to produce the title track Cheer Up. I'm Gonna Be a Star is available only on the physical edition of the album. It was the theme song of the survival TV show Sixteen during which the final lineup of Twice was selected.
A special showcase was held at the Yes 24 Live Hall in Seoul to promote the second of the Twice albums. It was broadcasted through the streaming service V Live.
Page Two debuted on the 2nd position on the weekly Gaon chart and on the 6th on the US World chart. It also reached number 16 on the Japanese Oricon chart. It later became the 13th best-selling South Korean album in 2016.
A special edition of Page Two was released in Thailand. Inside the package you will find a bonus DVD disk with some video content - the teasers and music video for Cheer Up alongside the special interview for the Thai fans.
Page Two is available in 4 versions - normal Pink and Mint, and limited edition with a sleeve designed by Chaeyoung (Pink and Mint). Both normal versions come in a sturdy square box of a dimensions of 200 x 200 mm and consist of a CD disk, a photobook with 72 pages full of pictures (185 x 185 mm), a garland with 7 pieces (on each you will find the lyrics of all songs present on the CD) that combined give us the phrases "Page Two" (Pink version) and "Cheer Up" (Mint version) (130 x 130 mm), a random lenticular photo card with a holder featuring one of the Twice members (63 x 88 mm), and finally 3 randomly chosen photo cards. You will get 1 Selfie (out of 9 variants), 1 Flower (9 variants) and 1 Unit version (3 variants). The photo cards are the same in both versions and measure 63 x 88 mm. A poster of a size of 762 x 525 mm was also issued for the EP.
A special limited edition (only 500 units were manufactured) of the Twice album was also available. It features a sleeve designed by Chaeyoung, and comes with 1 sheet of stickers (185 x 185 mm). A special poster was also available.
The third mini album of the group titled Twicecoaster: Lane 1 was released under JYP Entertainment on October 24, 2016. KT Music was once again responsible for the distribution. On the CD you will find 7 songs - TT, 1 to 10, Ponytail, Jelly Jelly, Pit-A-Pat, Next Page and One in a Million. TT serves as the main track. It was composed by Black Eyed Pilseung, who produced the third consecutive title song of Twice. The lyrics were written by Sam Lewis.
Twicecoaster: Lane 1 is the best-selling album of any KPop girl group in 2016 with 350,852 units sold (the 5th overall). The release topped the weekly Gaon chart, and reached number 3 on the US World chart of Billboard. It also peaked at number 10 on the Oricon chart.
A special Christmas version of Lane 1 came out on December 19, 2016 (it was available for pre-order since December 12). The extended play was later reissued as a repackage Twicecoaster: Lane 2 in February of 2017.
A Thai edition was available since March 17, 2017. I consists of a bonus disk with the teasers and a music video for TT, three dance practices (for TT, 1 to 10 and Jelly Jelly), and two videos with Thai subtitles - "TT jacket behind" and "TT M/V behind".
Twicecoaster: Lane 1 is available in 3 physical versions - two regular, Apricot and Neon Magenta, and Christmas version. All three come with a plastic sleeve and measure 170 x 170 mm.
The Apricot and Neon Magenta versions consist of a random CD disk featuring one of the members (9 options, the same in both versions), a photobook with 88 pages of pictures (163 x 163 mm), 1 regular Selfie photo card chosen randomly out of 9 variants, and 1 hologram TT photo card in an envelope (out of 9). Two pieces of limited edition merchandise were added to the first press units: 2 group postcards and 2 identical sheets of stickers. The CDs and photo cards are the same in both versions.
If you were lucky enough you could get a special golden super card. Only 1000 pieces were manufactured and were extremely difficult to find.
The EP was available with two benefits if pre-ordered - a set of 9 photo cards (different sets in two versions) and a poster.
A single poster was issued for the third of Twice albums.
The Christmas version was composed of almost the same goods - it comes with a Christmas-themed CD disk, an 88 pages photobook, 1 postcard instead of 2, 1 sheet of stickers instead of 2, 1 regular photo card showcasing a random member, and 1 hologram photo card this time in a plastic envelope (9 options). A new poster was available with this version.
Twicecoaster: Lane 2 is the repackage of the group's third mini album Twicecoaster: Lane 1. It was released by JYP Entertainment on February 20, 2017. On the CD you will find 13 tracks including 2 new - the title Knock Knock and Ice Cream, 7 from Lane 1 - TT, 1 to 10, Ponytail, Jelly Jelly, Pit-A-Pat, Next Page, One in a Million, and 4 tracks that are not available digitally - TT (Tak Remix), Like Ooh-Ahh (Inst.), Cheer Up (Inst.) and TT (Inst.). The lead single was composed by Min Lee "collapsedone" (who's also responsible for the arrangements) and Mayu Wakisaka.
The repackage was also available in Thailand with a special DVD disk containing additional video content - the teasers, music video, dance practice and jacket photoshoot behind the scenes of Knock Knock. The last video came with Thai subtitles.
Twicecoaster: Lane 2 is another of Twice albums that topped the weekly Gaon chart. It also peaked at the 4th position on the Billboard's US World chart. It finished as the 15 most purchased KPop album of the year.
To promote the album a special pop-up store was opened on February 21, 2017 at the Common Ground Street Market in Seoul. Aside from the first volume of Twicezine, a jigsaw puzzle, the official speaker and the light stick of Twice Candy Bong, you could get the first three releases of the group including The Story Begins, Page Two and Twicecoaster: Lane 1, along with just released Twicecoaster: Lane 2. The store operated for a week and closed down on February 28, 2017.
The repackage is available in 2 physical editions - A (yellow cover) and B (pink/light purple cover). Inside the packages of both you will find a CD disk, a 96 pages photobook (143 x 202 mm), 1 sheet of stickers, a folded lyrics book, a paper standee with a silhouette of a random member, and 1 random photo card chosen out of 9 variants. The standee and lyrics book are the same in both versions, while all other goods are different. The whole album measures 150 x 210 mm.
A special set of 9 photo cards (different in both versions of the EP) in an envelope and a poster were added to each pre-order.
Signal is the fourth extended play of Twice and was released by JYP Entertainment on May 15, 2017 (although it was available digitally the day before). It was distributed by KT Music. The fourth of Twice albums feature 6 new songs including Signal, Three Times A Day, Only You, Hold Me Tight, Eye Eye Eyes and Someone Like Me. Produced by Park Jin Young himself - alongside Kairos, Kim Seung-soo and Armadillo - Signal, serves as the lead single. It was the first time when the members of Twice contributed to the production of the album. Jihyo and Chaeyoung wrote the lyrics for Eye Eye Eyes. Only You was written by a former member of Wonder Girls - Yeeun (currently known as Ha:tfelt).
Similarly to some of the previous releases of the group, a special edition of Signal came out in Thailand on November 24, 2017. The bonus DVD disk contains the teasers, music video, the intro to MV, dance practice and behind the scenes videos.
The EP debuted atop the weekly Gaon Chart and peaked at number 3 on the US World chart. It also reached number 11 on both Billboard's US Heatseekers and Oricon's charts. Ultimately became the 14th best-selling South Korean album in 2017. It was nominated as the Album of the Year for the 19th Mnet Asian Music Awards.
The physical edition of Signal comes in 3 different versions - A (red cover), B (pink cover) and C (blue cover). All measure 151 x 183 x 18 mm. The contents are a CD disk (9 different options, each with a single member), an 88 pages photobook (144 x 176 mm), 1 special hologram photo card added randomly out of 9 variants (55 x 85 mm), 1 random group photo out of 3 variants (150 x 110 mm), 1 random photo card from a different lot depending on the album version you will be getting - a Selfie Version 1 (9 options) in A, a Selfie Version 2 (9 options) in B, and a Signal version (9 options) in C. There are 36 unique cards to collect.
Please notice that the photobook in version A is the same as in version C. So there are only 2 unique photobooks with this release.
Two pre-order benefits were included in the package for those who purchased their copy earlier. You could get a 10 photo cards in a set (58 x 88 mm) and 1 poster randomly chosen out of 3 sheets (762 x 525 mm). There is only 1 version of the pre-order photo cards.
The first full-length album of the group had its premiere on October 30, 2017. It was distributed by Genie Music (previously known as KT Music). The title of the album refers to the name of Twice's official Instagram account. On the CD you will find 13 songs - Likey, Turtle, Missing U, Wow, FFW, Ding Dong, 24/7, Look At Me, Rollin, Love Line, Don't Give Up, You in My Heart and Jaljayo Good Night. Black Eyed Pilseung once again came back to produce (with Jeon Gun) the title track Likey. All Korean members of Twice - Dahyun, Chaeyoung, Nayeon, Jihyo and Jeongyeon - were credited as the lyricists for some of the songs. Hyerim - a former member of Wonder Girls produced Look at Me (with Frants).
Twicetagram was repackaged and reissued as a Christmas themed album Merry & Happy on December 11, 2017.
A special Thai edition of Twicetagram was released June 8, 2018, with a DVD disk containing the teasers and music videos for Likey, Heart Shaker and Merry & Happy, Twice Hidden Film, some dance and the making of videos.
The studio album topped both Gaon and US World chart, and reached number 7 on the Oricon chart. It was the 12th most purchased South Korean release of 2017, and the most purchased release of all KPop girl groups in 2017 with 320,389 units at year-end. It received the Album Bonsang award at the 32nd Golden Disc Awards.
The physical edition of Twicetagram comes in 3 versions - A (pink cover), B (yellow cover), and C (blue cover). All measure 155 x 155 mm and have either glossy or matte cover, so technically there are 6 versions of the album. Inside the box of each of them you will find a CD disk with a picture of a random member, a photobook randomly chosen out of 6 versions showcasing 3 members (2 different photobooks per trio Sana-Dahyun-Chaeryoung (green and red), Nayeon-Jihyo-Mina (yellow and pink) and Jeongyeon-Momo-Tzuyu (purple and blue)), 1 random sheet of a cover stickers chosen out of 10 variants (50 x 50 mm), 1 photo card added randomly out of 9 options (55 x 85 mm), 1 polaroid photo card (9 options), 1 Insta version (9 options), and a jewel case distinctive to the version (142 x 124 mm). The photo cards are the same in each version so there are 27 sheets in total prepared for this release.
The two pre-order benefits were a set of 9 photo cards and a poster chosen out of 2 sheets (525 x 762 mm). If you were lucky enough you could find a very rare special ticket which would give you a free pass to a fansign event, showcase, or give you the chance to take a selfie with one of the members of Twice.
The repackage of the studio album Twicetagram titled Merry & Happy came out under JYP Entertainment on December 12, 2017 (digitally on December 11). It consists of the 13 previously released songs with the addition of 2 original - Heart Shaker and Merry & Happy (both were performed on music shows). The title Heart Shaker was composed by David Amber and Sean Alexander with the arrangements by Amber and Avenue 52.
The repackage reached the highest position on the Gaon Weekly chart, and was the 19th KPop album on the bestsellers list of 2017.
Merry & Happy is available physically in 2 different versions - Merry (green cover) and Happy (pink cover). Both come in a box the same in size as its predecessor (155 x 155 16.5 mm) and is composed of a CD disk with a picture of a random member of Twice, an 84 pages photobook (147 x 147 mm), 1 group postcard (142 x 102 mm), 1 sheet of 9 stickers (102 x 142 mm), and 3 randomly chosen photo cards - 1 A (out of 9 options), 1 B (out of 9), and 1 Special version (out of 9). The special version has a hidden message on one side which shows up after you heat the surface. The photo cards are of the standard size of 55 x 85 mm and are the same in all 3 versions of the Twice album.
Merry & Happy came with two pre-order benefits - a set of 9 photo cards and a poster randomly added out of 2 variants (762 x 525 mm).
The fifth mini album of Twice was released by JYP Entertainment on April 9, 2018 digitally and a day later physically. For the first time it was distributed by iRiver. It consists of 6 songs including the title track of the same title, Sweet Talker, Ho!, Dejavu, Say Yes and Stuck. What Is Love? was composed by Park Jin Young and arranged by Lee Woo Min known as "collapsedone". Sweet Talker was written by both Jeongyeon and Chaeyoung, while the lyrics for Ho! were written by Jihyo. Stuck was available exclusively on the CD.
The EP debuted on the 2nd position on both Gaon and Oricon charts. It also reached number 3 on US World chart, and for the first time entered the Billboard's US Independent Albums. It won the Album Bonsang award at the 33rd Golden Disc Awards.
Twice became the first KPop girl group certified Platinum by Korea Music Content Association (for selling more than 250,000 units).
What Is Love? was reissued as the repackage titled Summer Nights on July 9, 2018.
The physical edition of this Twice album is available in 2 versions - A (horizontal) and B (vertical). Both versions are of a dimensions of 160 x 230 mm and are composed of a random CD disk (9 options, each representing a single member), a photobook (160 x 230 mm), a lyrics book (120 x 120 mm), 1 random clear postcard chosen out of 9 variants (150 x 105 mm), 1 sheet of stickers added randomly out of 9 versions (62 x 162 mm), 1 random scratch photo card (9 options), and 5 different photo cards randomly chosen from a lot of 90 sheets (10 per each member). All goods are the same in both A and B versions except the photobooks.
If you pre-ordered the EP you were entitled to receive a set of 10 photo cards (either set A or B depending on the version), and 1 of 2 posters sized 762 x 525 mm.
Summer Nights is the third repackage album of Twice released under JYP Entertainment on July 9, 2018 (physically on July 10). It contains all tracks from What Is Love? and 3 new songs - Dance the Night Away, Chillax and Shot Thru the Heart. The title Dance the Night Away was composed by Anne Judith Stokke Wik, Jonatan Gusmark & Ludvig Evers (Moonshine), Moa Anna Carlebecker Forsell (Cazzi Opeia), Oh Seung-eun and Andreas Baertels. It was arranged by Gusmark and Evers. Shot Thru the Heart was written by the Japanese members of the group - Momo, Sana and Mina.
The album debuted atop the Gaon chart and at number 4 on the US World chart, and eventually became the 16th best-selling South Korean album of 2018. It was the second of Twice albums that received a Platinum certification from Korea Music Content Association.
A pop-up store was opened to promote the repackage. It operated from July 26 to August 13 at the Hyundai I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. 16 different pieces of merchandise were available for purchase, including stickers, badges, key rings, bracelets and towels. All of them were manufactured by Copan Global.
Three versions of the physical edition of Summer Nights are available - A, B and C. All are of a rectangular shape and measure 180 x 255 mm. The contents are: a CD disk with a random photo of a single member, a photo book, a folded lyrics poster (320 x 240 mm), a polaroid postcard chosen randomly out of 9 variants (130 x 150 mm), a paper DIY pop-up postcard (160 x 235 mm), 5 random photo cards included randomly out of 90 options (10 options per single member), and finally a random message photo card (9 options) that comes with a sheet of a cellophane paper which help you to read the messages (which are also present in the photobook). All photo cards are of a typical size of 55 x 85 mm. Only the photobooks are different in each version, everything else is the same.
A photo card set of 10 sheets (version A, B or C), and a poster (A, B or C) was added to all pre-orders. The cards measure 58 x 88 mm while the posters measure 762 x 525 mm.
The sixth extended play of the group titled Yes or Yes came out on November 5, 2018. It features 7 tracks including the title song of the same name as the album, Say You Love Me, LaLaLa, Young & Wild, Sunset, After Moon and the Korean version of BDZ. The composition of the lead single was made by David Amber and Andy Love. Jeongyeon was responsible for the lyrics of LaLaLa, Jihyo for the lyrics of Sunset, while Chaeyoung was credited as a co-writer of Young & Wild (alongside Kim Hyun-yoo (Flying Lab)).
BDZ was previously released on Twice's first Japanese studio album of the same title. It was produced by Park Jin Young with a help from Lee Hae Sol.
Yes or Yes topped both Gaon and Oricon chart, and reached number 7 on both Billboard's US World and Japan Hot charts. It became the 15 most purchased Korean release in 2018. It was the 3rd Twice album certified Platinum by KMCA.
The mini album was later repackaged and released as The Year of Yes.
The physical edition of the EP comes in 3 versions - A, B and C. All are slightly bigger than the previous Summer Nights and measure 187 x 257 mm. Inside you will find a random CD disk with a photo of a single member, a photo book (different in each of the three versions), random Yes Or Yes card with a special paper holder chosen out of 3 options (80 x 176 mm), and - once again - 5 different photo cards randomly chosen out of 90 variants (55 x 85 mm).
10 photo cards in a set (3 options), along with a random poster (3 options) were added to the package if you pre-ordered your copy of this Twice album.
The repackage album of Yes or Yes and the fourth repackage overall titled The Year Of Yes was released by JYP Entertainment on December 12, 2018. It is the third special album by Twice after Twicecoaster: Lane 2 and Summer Nights. On the CD disk you will find 9 songs - 7 already released and 2 new - the lead single The Best Thing I Ever Did and the Korean version of the song Be as One, which came out on September 12, 2018 on the Japanese album BDZ.
The Year Of Yes debuted on the 2nd position on the Gaon's weekly chart. It later became the 23rd best-selling album of the year.
The repackage is available in 2 versions - A (horizontal cover) and B (vertical cover). The dimensions of both are 187 x 257 x 18 mm. They consist of a CD disk (as usual 9 options), a 100 pages photobook with the pictures (180 x 250 mm), a sticker with a face of a random member (45 x 45 mm), a QR code card (55 x 85 mm), and 3 randomly selected photo cards (out of 45 options, 5 per member) in a separate envelope attached to the back cover.
Once again a photo card set of 10 sheets (A or B depending on the version) and a poster (A or B) were included in all pre-orders.
Fancy You is the seventh mini album of the group and was released under JYP Entertainment on April 22, 2019. The EP helped Twice to become the best-selling girl group in South Korea surpassing in sales S.E.S and Girls' Generation. On the CD you will find 6 songs - the lead single Fancy, Stuck in My Head, Girls Like Us, Hot, Turn It Up and Strawberry. The duo Black Eyed Pilseung once again came back to produce the title track. Jihyo, Momo, Sana and Chaeyoung contributed to the album by writing Girls Like Us, Hot, Turn It Up and Strawberry respectively.
Fancy You topped the Oricon chart and reached number 2 on the Gaon chart. It debuted on 4th place on Billboard's US World chart. It was another of Twice albums that received Platinum certification from KMCA.
Three versions of the physical edition of Fancy You are available - A, B and C. All three come with a sleeve cover and measure 205 x 275 mm. Each package contains a CD disk with a random member, a photobook, 1 sheet of stickers (180 x 250 mm), 1 random lenticular card chosen out of 9 variants (100 x 150 mm), and 5 random photo cards added from a lot of 90 sheets (55 x 85 mm). The photo books and stickers are unique to the version you will be getting, all other goods are the same.
The pre-orders came with 10 photo cards in a set (a unique set in each of the versions of Fancy You) and a poster of a size 525 x 762 (3 options).
The eighth extended play of Twice came out on September 23, 2019 by JYP Entertainment. It consists of 7 songs including Feel Special, Rainbow, Get Loud, Trick It, Love Foolish, 21:29 and the Korean version of Breakthrough. The title track was produced by Park Jin Young (who also wrote the lyrics), Ollipop, Hayley Aitken and Min Lee "collapsedone". All other songs (except the last one) were written by the members of Twice. Breakthrough comes from a maxi single of the same name that came out in Japan on June 12, 2019.
Mina did not participate in the promotions due to her health issues.
The Twice album was another one which topped the weekly Gaon chart, and reached number 3 and 6 on Oricon and US World charts respectively. It was the 10th best-selling Korean album in 2019. It was certified Platinum for more than 250,000 units sold.
Feel Special received an Album Bonsang award at the 34th Golden Disc Awards ceremony which was held over two days between January 4 and 5 of 2020 at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul.
Similarly to many of the previous releases of the group Feel Special comes in 3 different versions - A (white cover), B (dark blue cover) and C (black cover). All are composed of a random CD featuring one of the member, an 88 pages photobook, a lyrics paper showcasing a random member (163 x 233 mm), 5 different photo cards of a standard size of 55 x 85 mm chosen randomly out of 90 variants (10 per member), and 1 random gold card of the same size added from a lot of 9 sheets.
As usual the album comes with a set of 10 photo cards (58 x 88 mm) and a poster (762 x 525 mm). Both available in 3 variants.
The ninth extended play of Twice titled More & More was released by JYP Entertainment and Republic Records on June 1, 2020. It features 7 songs including the title track of the same name, Oxygen, Firework, Make Me Go, Shadow, Don't Call Me Again and Sweet Summer Day. The title More & More was composed by Uzoechi Emenike (MNEK), Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels and Zara Larsson, with the arrangements from MNEK, Park Jin Young and Lee Hae-sol. Nayeon was responsible for the lyrics of Make Me Go, while Jeongyeon and Chaeyoung wrote Sweet Summer Day.
The new EP broke many records. It became the first album of any girl group to surpass 500,000 sales since S.E.S' A Letter from Greenland in 2000, which also means it's the most successful release of Twice to date. The group also broke the record of the most units sold during the 1st 24 hours with more than 260,000 copies.
More & More topped both Gaon and Oricon charts, and peaked at number 2 on US World chart. It entered the Billboard's US Billboard 200 chart which makes Twice the third girl group to do so after Girls' Generation, 2NE1 and Blackpink.
The physical edition of this Twice album measures 160 x 225 mm and is available in 3 version - A, B and C. Inside you will find a CD disk with a photo of a random member, a photobook, an accordion postcard book which is also a jigsaw puzzle (the backs form a photo when put together), 1 random coaster card added out of 9 versions (100 x 100 mm), and 5 randomly chosen photo cards (this time out of 100 options). The whole lot consists of 2 group, 8 unit, 9 duo, and 81 solo photo cards. All are of a size of 55 x 85 mm.
A special card in a plastic wrap was available in the first press units only. It measures 63 x 89 mm.
Three sets of 10 photo cards (58 x 88 mm) and 3 posters (762 x 525 mm) were prepared as a benefits for all pre-orders.
Eyes Wide Open is the second studio album of Twice after Twicetagram. It was released under JYP and Republic Records on October 26, 2020. On the CD you will find 13 tracks including I Can't Stop Me, Hell in Heaven, Up No More, Do What We Like, Bring It Back, Believer, Queen, Go Hard, Shot Clock, Handle It, Depend on You, Say Something and Behind the Mask.
I Can't Stop Me was selected as the lead single. The lyrics for the song were written by Park Jin Young. The members including Jihyo, Sana, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Nayeon wrote the lyrics for the majority of the songs. The South Korean singer Heize wrote the lyrics for Behind the Mask. The song was co-composed by Dua Lipa.
Eyes Wide Open reached number 2 on both Gaon and US World charts. It also reached the 3rd place on the Oricon chart. It later became the 18 best-seller of 2020 in South Korea.
KMCA gave the record a Double Platinum certification for more than 500,000 copies sold.
Physically the album comes in 3 regular versions - Story, Style and Retro, and a Target exclusive CD edition. Each of the normal versions contain an 88 pages photobook, a CD disk, a message card in an envelope, a lyric folded poster, a sheet of DYI stickers, and 5 randomly selected photo cards.
A very rare Daily Polaroid photo was included in the lucky 90 copies of the album. You could also get a pre-order benefits including a special card, a set of 10 special photo cards, and a poster included out of 3 variants.
Taste of Love is the tenth mini album of the group. It premiered on June 11, 2021 under JYP Entertainment and Republic Records. The album consists of 7 tracks including the lead single Alcohol-Free, First Time, Scandal, Conversation, Baby Blue Love, SOS and a CD-only song, the English version of Cry for Me. Alcohol-Free was composed by Park Jin Young with additional arrangements by Lee Hae Sol. The members contributed to the writing of lyrics for some of the songs.
Taste of Love managed to reach number 2 on both Gaon Weekly and Oricon charts. It was the 24th best-selling release of 2021 in South Korea.
It sold more than 500,000 copies for which it was certified Double Platinum by KMCA.
3 different physical versions of the album has been released. They are marked as Taste, Fallen, and In Love versions. All of them are in a boxed format and contain a CD disk, a 76 pages photobook, a booklet with a lenticular card, 1 random lenticular photo card depicting a single member, 1 round coaster, and 5 regular photo cards selected out of 45 options.
2 pre-order benefits was also included if you bought your copy earlier. You could get a set of 10 photo cards, and 1 single poster included out of 3 variants.
The third full-length album of the group titled Formula of Love: O+T=＜3 came out on November 12, 2021 under JYP and Republic Records. The record consists of from 15 to 16 tracks depending on the edition. The regular CD edition is composed of 15 songs including Scientist, Moonlight, Icon, Cruel, Real You, F.I.L.A. (Fall in Love Again), Last Waltz, Espresso, Rewind, Cactus, Push & Pull (performed by Jihyo, Sana and Dahyun), Hello (performed by Nayeon, Momo and Chaeyoung), 1, 3, 2 (Jeongyeon, Mina and Tzuyu), Candy, and the Korean version of The Feels.
The digital edition also contains the original version of The Feels, and the remix of Scientist made by a Dutch artist R3hab. The special Result File edition contains the Korean and the original versions of The Feels.
The album was extremely popular and reached the highest position on the Gaon Weekly and US World charts. It was the 2nd best-selling record of November 2021 and the 19th of the whole year.
It was the biggest seller of Twice to date. It sold more than 800,000 copies. It received a Triple Platinum certification from KMCA on May 12, 2022 for more than 750,000 units sold.
The record is available in 4 regular physical versions including Study About Love, Break It, Explosion, and Full Of Love version, and 1 additional special Result File edition.
