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Time of India
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
TWICE's Momo goes viral for hilarious mishap on stage; fans share reactions online
Recently, during one of 'TWICE's recent live performances, Momo ended up facing a hilarious situation on stage. As soon as the video of the idol was shared online, it ended up going viral. Momo goes viral over adorable mishap During one of her recent live shows, while singing 'Feel Special', the idol ended up coughing mid-performance. During the performance, as soon as Momo's part hits the song, the camera pans away just in time, but not before fans can hear the idol coughing the moment her lyrics come on. TWICE proving their live vocals in Incheon tour : #TWICE_THISISFOR_WORLD_TOUR 🧵A thread🧵 1. Momo coughing uncontrollably during her part in Feel Special😭 — 4️⃣ JeanXx 4️⃣ (@twice_mixx) July 21, 2025 The moment won the hearts of many, who also pointed out that even fellow members of the singer were seen laughing and smiling in the videos that have managed to go viral online. Fans react as video goes viral TWICE Momo's videos soon ended up going viral after they were shared online. Many fans shared their reactions to the video online, with many calling the incident 'adorable' and 'hilarious'. One fan took to the video and commented that, 'Momo choking on her saliva mid song is such a Momo thing to do', while another pointed out that 'I just know Nayeon or Jeongyeon be fighting demons not to laugh'. More fans also pointed out that this incident can also be used as a testament to the fact that the idol group always sings live during their concerts. One fan commented, sharing, 'Momo beating the lip-sync allegations, but at what cost?'. TWICE recently started off their next world tour 'This Is For' on July 19. They have been confirmed to make pit stops across different locations in Asia and Oceania, which include but are not limited to Japan, Macau, the Philippines, and many more!
Korea Herald
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Twice hits gold in Japan with best-of album
The fifth best-of album in Japan from Twice, '#Twice5,' certified for gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. In addition, 'I Can't Stop Me,' title track from second studio album 'Eyes Wide Open,' surpassed 200 million streams and cinched double platinum certification. The single is its third song to achieve the feat, after 'Feel Special' from 2023 and 'The Feels' from 2024. Twice is poised to roll out its sixth LP in Japan, 'Enemy,' on Aug. 27, while the nonet would be touring the nation for its upcoming international tour. The tour is named after its fourth full album 'This Is For,' set to be released July 11. Separately, Chaeyoung will come out with her first solo set soon as the fourth member to do so.
New Paper
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New Paper
Twice to perform in Singapore twice, on Oct 11 and 12
For Twice, two times is the charm, as the South Korean girl group will again perform two concerts at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, on Oct 11 and 12. These shows are part of their This Is For world tour, in support of their upcoming fourth studio album of the same name, which is set to be released on July 11. A week later, their tour will kick off in Incheon, South Korea, with two performances on July 19 and 20. It will then head to a number of Japanese locations, such as Osaka, Aichi, Fukuoka and Tokyo. After that, it will hit Macau and the Philippine municipality of Bulacan before landing in Singapore. Twice last took the stage here in 2023 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Sept 2 and 3. Those concerts were part of their Ready To Be tour and featured hits such as Feel Special (2019) and The Feels (2021). In 2019, they performed at the same venue for one night. Newer releases will be highlighted in their upcoming tour, such as music from their EPs Strategy (2024) and With You-th (2024). Ticketing details have not been released yet. The nine-member group, which debuted in 2015, consist of Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu. More recently, they opened for Coldplay during the British rock band's six concerts in Seoul. During those shows in April, the girl group debuted their remix of the Coldplay song We Pray (2024), with them singing in Korean along with Coldplay's vocalist Chris Martin performing in English. On May 19, 2025, a 13-second teaser video for Twice's upcoming album was uploaded to social media by their company, JYP Entertainment. Titled Intro: Four, the clip shows all the members standing in formation in skin-tight cobalt outfits as a lively percussion beat plays.
