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Time of India
3 days ago
- 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
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Twice floats teaser for Japan LP No. 6
Twice uploaded a teaser trailer Tuesday for its sixth studio album in Japan, 'Enemy,' which is due out on Aug. 27. The teaser video gave fans a peek at the LP through which the group will share their innermost thoughts and struggles: Striving for perfection, surviving tension and facing their inner selves. The upcoming album comes about a year since the previous LP dropped in Japan, 'Dive.' The group released its fourth album in Korea 'This Is For' earlier this month, which also claimed the No. 6 spot on Billboard 200, its seventh consecutive top 10 placing on the main albums chart. Over the last weekend, Twice kicked off sixth global tour named after the fourth LP in Incheon, Korea. During the two-day show, it announced that a documentary film, 'Twice: One in a Million,' will come to cinemas soon to mark its decadelong career.


Korea Herald
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Three K-pop entries among top 10 on Billboard 200
Twice scored its seventh entry among the top 10 on the Billboard 200, as its fourth LP, 'This Is For,' debuted on the main albums chart at No. 6. The original soundtrack album from Netflix hit animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters' has stayed strong, ranking No. 5 on the chart in its fourth frame. The album hit the chart at No. 8 and rose as high as No. 2. It became the highest-charting soundtrack this year and is the only soundtrack album to debut in the top 10, then see unit increases in its second, third and fourth weeks since 2014, according to Billboard. Meanwhile, Ateez reentered the Billboard 200 at No. 7 with its 12th EP, 'Golden Hour: Part 3.' The mini album hit the chart at No. 2 when it was released and resurfaced on the chart boosted by the release of the 'In Your Fantasy' edition.


News18
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
BLACKPINK's Jump Tops Charts, Clinches First M Countdown Win
BLACKPINK's new single Jump breaks records, wins first accolade on M Countdown, and has an impressive Spotify debut, solidifying their music scene dominance. BLACKPINK has made a triumphant return with their latest single titled Jump. Nearly three years after their hiatus, Jisoo, Jennie, Lisa and Rose are finally back on the music scene. Soon after releasing, the track has stirred waves across the global music scene by breaking multiple records along with an impressive Spotify debut. Jump has become a fan favourite within hours of dropping, leading the K-pop girl group to win its first accolade for the single. On the July 17 episode of M Countdown, BLACKPINK's Jump clinched the first trophy with a total of 7,792 points alongside TWICE's This Is For track. The results were calculated based on multiple factors, including album sales, sound, global social media impact, fan votes and Mnet broadcast points, among others. With Jump's first ever win, BLACKPINK was able to further solidify their dominance. The episode of M Countdown featured power-packed performances from various artists. The star-studded line-up of the July 17 episode included: HITGS with CHARIZZMA ifeye's comeback stage with r u ok? AHOF performing Rendezvous Snowy Summer with CLOSE YOUR EYES ARrC's comeback with awesome F Girl delivering Baby DONT Cry ALLDAY PROJECT performing WICKED ILLIT with jealous PURPLE KISS's first-ever performance of DOREMI CRAVITY presenting SWISH ASTRO's Sanha comeback stage with EXTRA VIRGIN Jo Yu Ri's debut stages of Growls and Purrs & Farewell for now! VIVIZ with La La Love Me Jeon So Mi performing EXTRA NCT DREAM's first reveal of BTTF Super Junior delivering Express Mode ONE OR EIGHT with 365 NOWZ performing EVERGLOW BLACKPINK's victory came after the track made an outstanding debut on Spotify. Within the first 24 hours of releasing, Jump surpassed more than 9.3 million streams, marking the highest first-day total for any female artist on Spotify in 2025. Earlier, the title was held by Sabrina Carpenter for her viral song Manchild. BLACKPINK's new single also secured a spot at no. 2 on Spotify's Global Daily Chart with 7.028 million streams, just behind Justin Bieber's Daisies from his comeback album Swag, which opened with 8.34 million streams. Despite missing the first spot, the K-pop girl group claimed the highest debut for any girl group or K-pop act in 2025, raising the bar for both K-pop and female artists. First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.


NDTV
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
BTS To BLACKPINK, K-Pop Big Guns Are Back To The Show. What Lies Ahead
New Delhi: July is never just about summer sun for K-pop fans, it's about the big names taking over the scene with fresh music, new visuals and entire worlds built into their concepts. This July, things are heating up even more than usual. With some of the genre's most iconic groups back on the map, the second half of the year is shaping up to be an all-out K-pop spectacle. From BTS wrapping up their military service to BLACKPINK and TWICE returning with new music and world tours, here's a closer look at what's dropping, what it means and why fans (and the music industry at large) are paying such close attention. Ten Years In, Twice Still Sets The Gold Standard First up, Twice is back with their long-awaited fourth full-length album, This Is For, dropped on July 11, 2025. As the group celebrates their tenth anniversary, this album feels like more than just a musical release; it's a celebration of their journey and the bond they share with their fans. Fans have been eagerly awaiting this moment, as it's been nearly three years since their last full album, Formula Of Love: O+T= <3 in 2021. And while the specifics of the album's sound are under wraps, members like Nayeon and Jihyo have hinted at a more introspective direction. Along with the album's release, Twice is hosting a series of listening party sessions in Seoul to bring fans closer to the new music. The group will also be headlining Lollapalooza Chicago in August and livestreaming their Incheon concert on July 20. BLACKPINK Returns With A Bang Meanwhile, Blackpink made a triumphant return with their high-energy track Jump, which was released on July 11, the same day as Twice's album. After more than two years without a group single, the excitement surrounding this comeback is palpable. Premiering the track at the kickoff of their Deadline world tour in Goyang, Blackpink has already set the stage for a packed year ahead. The group's massive 31-show tour will span 16 cities globally, and analysts have already predicted it will exceed expectations, reaching over 20 million fans worldwide. BTS Is Reloading... BTS might not have a new album ready for release in July, but their presence is felt strongly. With all seven members now discharged from military service, the group is preparing to reunite and start working on their next album, which is slated for release in Spring 2026. July marks a turning point for BTS as they begin to focus on what's next after two years of solo activities and military duties. According to HYBE, a full-group comeback is being mapped out, with a likely rollout in Q4 of 2025 or early 2026. While details are under wraps, industry insiders speculate that a world tour, a full-length album and a multi-platform content strategy are on the cards. The anticipation isn't just musical, it's financial. HYBE's stock price surged immediately after Jin's return. But this time, BTS returns not as boys discovering fame, but as artists who've carved solo identities and now reunite as stronger parts of a greater whole. It's no longer about riding the Hallyu wave; BTS is the tide. Aespa Redefines The Comeback Aespa, fresh off their Dirty Work release in June, is also causing a stir with their bold concept and genre-blurring sound. This comeback, which comes on the heels of their successful world tour Synk: Parallel Line, is an exercise in futuristic aesthetics with a sharp, metallic edge. The album fuses experimental sounds, from glitchy hyperpop to intense ballads, all while continuing the group's signature style of combining technology with music. The concept behind Dirty Work explores industrial themes, with imagery like molten metal and blacksmiths, creating a world where their cyber-inspired artistry feels even more grounded. Why This Year Matters For K-pop Beyond just fan excitement, the returns of these heavyweights have macro implications. Korea's physical album market saw a nearly 40% dip in January, but major comebacks-starting with IVE and Jennie earlier this year, and now Twice and Blackpink, are expected to narrow the gap and soften the projected decline. And there's a geo-political layer, too: with China reopening its entertainment market after a nearly decade-long freeze, Korean agencies are positioning their top artists for Dream Concert 2025 in Hainan this September. The second half's comebacks may well be test runs for who dominates that next frontier. Final Verdict The second half of July 2025 doesn't just represent new songs, it signals a reshuffling of power, the closing of chapters and the beginning of bold new eras. Whether you're in it for the music, the lore, or the sheer spectacle, one thing's clear: the queens and kings of K-pop are back, and they're not here to play it safe.