TWS News
티더블유에스
- Name:
TWS - Aliases:
- Twenty Four Seven With Us
- Hangul:
티더블유에스 - Fandom:
- 42
- Debuted On:
- Jan 21, 2024
- Generation:
- Gen 5 | 2023 - Present
- Composition:
- Male
- Category:
- Standard Group
- Origin:
South Korea- Last Comeback:
- Mar 29, 2026
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TWS sets up shop for official characters
TWS will open Twimi: 42 Forest, a Seoul pop-up showcasing six animal characters based on each member, running through Oct. 4; the group also released a Chinese version of “Hey! Hey!” and continues its Asian tour after debuting the song in Macao
Idols & groups mentionedWatch: TWS Introduces Official “TWIMI” Characters With Profiles For Each Member
TWS unveiled six official "TWIMI" characters on Sept. 16, releasing profiles that pair each member with a mascot: Shinyu's Jjok, Dohoon's Dojuni, Youngjae's Gichuny, Hanjin's Hanbbit, Jihoon's Hatpy, and Kyungmin's Hamtaengi
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K-pop choreography splits along gender lines: harder for boy groups, freer for girl groups
Boy groups are leaning into more physically demanding, tightly synchronized choreography while many girl groups — exemplified by Hybe rookie Tuide — are favoring freer, individual-focused movement; NCT 127’s Johnny called the title-track routine for Blingy one of their most difficult yet
Idols & groups mentioned+1 moreWatch: ENHYPEN Takes 6th Win For “Bloody Paradise” On “M Countdown”; Performances By Chungha, TWS, And More
ENHYPEN took their sixth music show trophy for “Bloody Paradise” on the Sept. 3 episode of M Countdown, winning with 7,822 points over BIGBANG. The episode also featured performances from NCT 127, SHINee’s Taemin, SEVENTEEN’s Dino, Chungha, Mashiro (feat. Bobby), TWS, and more
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BOYNEXTDOOR's Sungho named new host of 'Show! Music Core'
BOYNEXTDOOR member Sungho has been confirmed as a new MC on MBC's Show! Music Core, taking the slot vacated when ZEROBASEONE's Kim Gyuvin and TWS's Dohoon stepped down; he will be paired with a co-host who has yet to be announced. The Aug. 29 broadcast will be led by NEXZ's Tomoya, So Geon and Yuki as special MCs while the permanent lineup is finalized, and BOYNEXTDOOR is set to return with a repackaged version of its first studio album on Sept. 28
Idols & groups mentioned+6 moreWatch: ATEEZ Takes 5th Win For “BAD” On “Music Core”; Performances By ENHYPEN, OURBIRTHDAY, And More
ATEEZ scored their fifth Music Core trophy for "BAD" on Aug. 22 with 7,322 points, beating Stray Kids and KiiiKiii; the episode featured performances from ENHYPEN, OURBIRTHDAY, KISS OF LIFE, ASTRO’s MJ, OH MY GIRL’s Mimi, and marked AND2BLE’s Kim Gyuvin and TWS’s Dohoon’s final day as MCs
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Why did HYBE create new label just for rookie girl group Tuide?
HYBE is debuting multinational teen girl group Tuide next week through a new girl-group label, ABD, led by veteran producer Han Sung-soo; Tuide has already hit 1 million TikTok followers and over 5 million YouTube views. ABD says the independent structure aims to build a distinct identity and experimental production system separate from HYBE’s existing label
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NewJeans tops 300m Spotify streams, Haerin graces magazine cover
NewJeans' "Hurt" surpassed 300 million Spotify streams, marking the group's tenth track to hit that milestone, while member Haerin appeared on the cover of Marie Claire Korea's September issue after her return to the agency
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BTS’ Jungkook hits 1.2b mark on Spotify with Charlie Puth collab
Jungkook’s Charlie Puth collaboration “Left and Right” has surpassed 1.2 billion Spotify streams, making him the first Asian solo artist to have three tracks cross that threshold; his profile now totals about 11.3 billion streams, with “Seven” topping 3 billion
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TWS tops Billboard Japan Hot 100 with 2nd single
TWS’s city-pop single “Soda Soda” became the first K-pop song to top Billboard Japan’s Hot 100, with the physical single selling over 225,000 copies in its first week and landing at No. 2 on Oricon’s Weekly Single Ranking
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