Girl groupJYP Entertainment2015–present
Twice
트와이스TWICE
Nine-member JYP girl group formed on the survival show Sixteen and debuted in October 2015 — “the Nation's Girl Group”, with nine consecutive Korean number ones and over 14 million albums sold.
- Debut
- 2015
- Oct 20, 2015
- Members
- 9
- Show wins
- 124
- latest Aug 7
- Awards won
- 66
- 15 nominations
9 members
Twice members
Nayeon
나연Im Na-yeon
Vocalist · Dancer
- Age
- 30
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- ISTP
- Born
- Sep 22, 1995
- From
- Gangdong District, Seoul, South Korea
- Blood type
- A
Nayeon was cast by JYP Entertainment as a child model, then passed the company's open audition in September 2010 and trained for five years before Sixteen. She was almost part of the cancelled 6Mix project in 2014 and debuted with Twice in October 2015. She became the group's first soloist in June 2022 with the EP Im Nayeon and its single “Pop!”, and has since built a second career in advertising and fashion.
Jeongyeon
정연Yoo Jeong-yeon
Vocalist
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 168 cm
- MBTI
- ESFJ
- Born
- Nov 1, 1996
- From
- Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Blood type
- O
Jeongyeon failed a JYP Entertainment audition as a child, passed a second one in 2010 and trained for five years before Sixteen. Registered at birth as Yoo Kyung-wan, she took the legal name Yoo Jeong-yeon. She stepped back from activities twice, in 2020–21 and again in 2021, for anxiety and panic disorder, and has since hosted the charity talk show Inspector. In August 2026 she left JYP for Varo Entertainment while staying in Twice.
Momo
모모Momo Hirai (平井もも)
Dancer · Vocalist · Rapper
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- INFP
- Born
- Nov 9, 1996
- From
- Kyōtanabe, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
- Blood type
- A
Momo started dancing at three alongside her older sister Hana and was spotted by JYP Entertainment in an online video in 2012, moving to South Korea that April. She was eliminated on Sixteen but recalled by J. Y. Park in the finale, who wanted a dancer of her calibre in the group. Since 2023 she has also promoted in Japan with MiSaMo, the Twice sub-unit she shares with Sana and Mina.
Sana
사나Sana Minatozaki (湊﨑紗夏)
Vocalist
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 164 cm
- MBTI
- ENFP
- Born
- Dec 29, 1996
- From
- Tennōji-ku, Osaka, Japan
- Blood type
- B
Sana grew up an only child in Osaka, trained at EXPG from 2009 and was scouted by a JYP Entertainment employee in a shopping mall, joining the trainee programme in South Korea in April 2012. Two planned debuts fell through before Sixteen put her in Twice. She debuted in Japan again in 2023 with MiSaMo, hosted her own YouTube talk show, and is due to make her acting debut in the film Nyangi.
LeaderJihyo
지효Park Ji-hyo
Vocalist
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 162 cm
- MBTI
- ESTP
- Born
- Feb 1, 1997
- From
- Guri, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Blood type
- O
Jihyo was scouted by SM Entertainment after finishing second in a child star contest and followed the scout who recruited her to JYP Entertainment, joining at the age of eight in 2005 and training for a decade. Born Park Ji-soo, she changed her legal name before Sixteen, and her bandmates voted her leader of Twice in an anonymous ballot. She released her debut EP Zone in August 2023 and has since worked steadily as a soundtrack and collaboration singer.
Mina
미나Mina Sharon Myoi (名井南)
Dancer · Vocalist
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- ISTP
- Born
- Mar 24, 1997
- From
- San Antonio, Texas, United States
- Blood type
- A
Mina was born in San Antonio, Texas to Japanese parents and grew up in Nishinomiya, Hyōgo. She trained in classical ballet from the age of three for eleven years, then spent a year at a K-pop dance studio before a JYP Entertainment recruiter approached her while she was shopping in Osaka. She moved to South Korea in January 2014 and debuted with Twice the following year. She stepped back from the Twicelights tour in 2019 with an anxiety disorder and returned fully in February 2020.
Dahyun
다현Kim Da-hyun
Rapper · Vocalist
- Age
- 28
- Height
- 161 cm
- MBTI
- ISFJ
- Born
- May 28, 1998
- From
- Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
- Blood type
- O
Dahyun grew up singing in a church choir in Seongnam and was scouted at a dance festival after a clip of her church “eagle dance” spread on YouTube; she was accepted by SM, YG and JYP and chose JYP, training there for over three years. She became a regular lyricist for Twice from Feel Special onwards, and in 2024–25 turned to acting in the films Run to You and You Are the Apple of My Eye and the series Love Me.
Chaeyoung
채영Son Chae-young
Rapper · Vocalist
- Age
- 27
- Height
- 159 cm
- MBTI
- INFP
- Born
- Apr 23, 1999
- From
- Seoul, South Korea
- Blood type
- B
Chaeyoung modelled for a children's magazine before taking dance lessons and passing the JYP Entertainment audition at thirteen. She placed sixth on Sixteen and debuted as one of Twice's rappers in 2015, becoming the first member to write for the group and later the first to compose. Her debut studio album Lil Fantasy Vol. 1 arrived in September 2025, and in August 2026 she left JYP to run her own label of the same name while staying in Twice.
Tzuyu
쯔위Chou Tzu-yu (周子瑜)
Dancer · Vocalist
- Age
- 27
- Height
- 170 cm
- MBTI
- ISFP
- Born
- Jun 14, 1999
- From
- East District, Tainan, Taiwan
- Blood type
- A
Tzuyu was discovered by talent scouts at a performing arts workshop in Tainan in 2012 and moved to South Korea that November. She was the most popular contestant on Sixteen, which led J. Y. Park to expand the group so she could join. A flag she held on a Korean variety show in 2015 became an international political incident, and she has since become the most-followed Taiwanese celebrity on Instagram. Her debut EP Aboutzu came out in September 2024.
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Profile & facts
About Twice
- Debut
- October 20, 2015
- with “Like Ooh-Ahh”
- Agency
- JYP Entertainment
- founded 1997
- Fandom
- Once
- Leader
- Jihyo
- Oldest
- Nayeon
- 30 years old
- Youngest (maknae)
- Tzuyu
- 27 years old
- Generation
- 3rd gen
- debuts 2012–2017
- Origin
- Seoul, South Korea
- Status
- Active
- 2015–present
- First music show win
- “Cheer Up”
- M Countdown · May 5, 2016 · 198 days after debut
- Latest release
- #Best 2015–2025
- Aug 26, 2026
Twice (트와이스) is a nine-member girl group assembled by JYP Entertainment through the Mnet survival programme Sixteen, made up of Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu — five Koreans, three Japanese and one Taiwanese. JYP had announced a new girl group as early as December 2013 under the working name 6Mix, but that project collapsed when two of its trainees left the company. Sixteen ran from May to July 2015 and produced seven winners; founder J. Y. Park then enlarged the line-up to nine by adding Tzuyu, the show's most popular contestant, and Momo, whom he brought back for her dancing. Park also chose the name, explaining that the group should move people twice over — once through the ears and once through the eyes — and the fandom took the matching name Once. The group debuted on October 20, 2015 with the EP The Story Begins and its single “Like Ooh-Ahh”, which climbed the Korean charts for three months before peaking at number 10.
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The breakthrough came in April 2016 with “Cheer Up”, the best-performing single in South Korea that year and the winner of Song of the Year at both the Melon Music Awards and the Mnet Asian Music Awards. “TT” followed that October and held the top of the Gaon Digital Chart for four straight weeks, while its EP Twicecoaster: Lane 1 became the best-selling girl group album of 2016. Nine consecutive number-one singles ran from “Cheer Up” to “Yes or Yes” in 2018. Japan came next: the compilation #Twice arrived in June 2017 through Warner Music Japan and sold 136,157 copies in its first week, and Twice became the first Korean girl group certified platinum by the RIAJ for an album and a single in the same year. The first Korean studio album Twicetagram (2017) and its single “Likey” made them the first Korean female act to top Billboard's World Albums and World Digital Song Sales charts at the same time, and in 2019 they became the first Korean girl group to tour Japanese domes. A partnership with Republic Records for the United States began in February 2020; Taste of Love (2021) reached number six on the Billboard 200 and With You-th (2024) went all the way to number one.
All nine members renewed with JYP in July 2022, and Between 1&2 that August became the group's first million-selling album; Ready to Be (2023) went on to sell over 1.67 million copies in Korea. The Ready to Be World Tour ran to 51 shows in 27 cities and 1.5 million spectators, taking in SoFi Stadium, MetLife Stadium and Nissan Stadium. In 2025 the group opened all six Seoul dates of Coldplay's Music of the Spheres tour, released the fourth Korean studio album This Is For in July, headlined Lollapalooza Chicago in August as the first K-pop girl group to do so, and marked ten years with Ten: The Story Goes On in October — an album carrying one solo song for every member. The This Is For World Tour closed in Seoul in July 2026 after 81 shows in 44 cities. In August 2026 Jeongyeon signed with Varo Entertainment and Chaeyoung set up her own label, Lil Fantasy, after both ended their JYP contracts; both remain members of Twice. The Japanese sub-unit MiSaMo — Mina, Sana and Momo — has been active since 2023.
Frequently asked
How many members does Twice have?
Twice has 9 members: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu.
When did Twice debut?
Twice debuted on October 20, 2015 with The Story Begins and its title track “Like Ooh-Ahh” under JYP Entertainment.
Who is the leader of Twice?
Jihyo is the leader of Twice. The youngest member (maknae) is Tzuyu, the oldest is Nayeon.
What is Twice's fandom name?
Twice's fans are called Once.
How many music show wins does Twice have?
Twice has 124 music show wins. The first came on May 5, 2016 with “Cheer Up” on M Countdown, 198 days after debut.
Which generation is Twice?
Twice is a 3rd generation K-pop group (debuted 2015).
55 releases · newest first
Twice discography
Every album, EP and single in order of release. Pick one for its title track, chart peak, sales, tracklist and where to listen. Chart peaks are from the Circle Album Chart; sales are Korean physical copies.
1 of 55 · newest
#Best 2015–2025
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Japanese best-of compilation across four discs covering the group's first ten years.
Tracklist · 50 tracks
- 1Like Ooh-Ahh
- 2Cheer Up
- 3TT
- 4Knock Knock
- 5Signal
- 6Likey
- 7Heart Shaker
- 8What Is Love?
- 9Dance the Night Away
- 10Yes or Yes
- 11The Best Thing I Ever Did
- 12Fancy
- 13Feel Special
- 14More & More
- 15I Can't Stop Me
- 16Cry for Me
- 17Alcohol-Free
- 18The Feels
- 19Scientist
- 20Talk That Talk
- 21Moonlight Sunrise
- 22Set Me Free
- 23I Got You
- 24One Spark
- 25Strategy
- 26This Is For
- 27Me+You
- 28Like Ooh-Ahh (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 29Cheer Up (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 30TT (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 31Knock Knock (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 32Signal (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 33Likey (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 34Heart Shaker (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 35What Is Love? (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 36Dance the Night Away (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 37Yes or Yes (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 38The Best Thing I Ever Did (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 39Fancy (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 40Feel Special (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 41More & More (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 42Stuck in My Head (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 4321:29 (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 44I Can't Stop Me (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 45Cry for Me (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 46Alcohol-Free (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 47Scientist (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 48Talk That Talk (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 49Set Me Free (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 50One Spark (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
Ten: The Story Goes On
Title track: “Me+You”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 399,701 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Tenth-anniversary album, marketed by JYP as a special album; every member has one solo song.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Me+YouTitle
- 2Meeeeee — Solo track by Nayeon
- 3Fix a Drink — Solo track by Jeongyeon
- 4Move Like That — Solo track by Momo
- 5Decaffeinated — Solo track by Sana
- 6ATM — Solo track by Jihyo
- 7Stone Cold — Solo track by Mina
- 8Chess — Solo track by Dahyun
- 9In My Room — Solo track by Chaeyoung
- 10Dive In — Solo track by Tzuyu
Enemy
Title track: “Enemy”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Sixth Japanese studio album; number two on the Oricon Albums Chart and certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1Up to You
- 2EnemyTitle
- 3Fine
- 4One Day
- 5Blind in Love
- 6Love Is More
- 7The Wish — digital single, December 16, 2024
- 8Glow
- 9Like 1
This Is For
Title track: “This Is For”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 833,410 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Fourth Korean studio album; a deluxe edition adding an extended “This Is For” and “Takedown” followed days later.
Tracklist · 14 tracks
- 1Four
- 2This Is ForTitle
- 3Options
- 4Mars
- 5Right Hand Girl
- 6Peach Gelato
- 7Hi Hello
- 8Battitude — Unit: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo & Mina
- 9Dat Ahh Dat Ooh — Unit: Sana, Jihyo, Dahyun, Chaeyoung & Tzuyu
- 10Let Love Go — Unit: Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana & Tzuyu
- 11G.O.A.T. — Unit: Mina, Dahyun & Chaeyoung
- 12Talk — Unit: Nayeon & Jihyo
- 13Seesaw
- 14Heartbreak Avenue
Takedown
Title track: “Takedown”
- Label
- Republic Records
End-credits version recorded for the Netflix film KPop Demon Hunters; number 50 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Takedown — Unit: Jeongyeon, Jihyo & ChaeyoungTitle
#Twice5
Title track: “Talk That Talk (Japanese ver.)”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Fifth Japanese compilation album; number three on the Oricon Albums Chart.
Tracklist · 8 tracks
- 1Talk That Talk (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; promotional digital single, April 14, 2025Title
- 2Set Me Free (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3One Spark (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 4Talk That Talk
- 5Set Me Free
- 6I Got You
- 7One Spark
- 8Strategy
Strategy
Title track: “Strategy (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 978,826 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Fourteenth Korean EP; “Sweetest Obsession” was first performed at the ninth-anniversary fan meeting.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Strategy (feat. Megan Thee Stallion) — featuring Megan Thee StallionTitle
- 2Kiss My Troubles Away
- 3Like It Like It
- 4Sweetest Obsession
- 5Keeper
- 6Magical
- 7Strategy — solo version, without Megan Thee Stallion
Dive
Title track: “Dive”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Fifth Japanese studio album; number two on the Oricon Albums Chart.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Beyond the Horizon
- 2DiveTitle
- 3Ocean Deep
- 4Love Warning
- 5Here I Am
- 6Inside of Me
- 7Peach Soda
- 8Echoes of Heart
- 9Dance Again — digital single, December 12, 2023
- 10Hare Hare
With You-th
Title track: “One Spark”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,247,722 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Thirteenth Korean EP and the group's first number one on the US Billboard 200.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1I Got You — pre-release single, February 2, 2024
- 2One SparkTitle
- 3Rush
- 4New New
- 5Bloom
- 6You Get Me
I Got You
Title track: “I Got You”
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
English pre-release single from With You-th; number 16 on the Circle Download Chart.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1I Got YouTitle
The Remixes
Title track: “Moonlight Sunrise”
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Digital remix album; number 73 on the Billboard Japan Hot Albums chart.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Moonlight Sunrise — Jonas Blue remixTitle
- 2The Feels
- 3Set Me Free
- 4Alcohol-Free
- 5Cry for Me
- 6I Can't Stop Me
- 7More & More
Hare Hare
Title track: “Hare Hare”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Tenth Japanese single, written for the group's first Japanese stadium shows; number two on the Oricon Singles Chart.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1Hare HareTitle
- 2Catch a Wave
Ready to Be
Title track: “Set Me Free”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,677,189 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Twelfth Korean EP and the group's best-selling record in South Korea, with 1.7 million pre-orders.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Set Me FreeTitle
- 2Moonlight Sunrise — pre-release single, January 20, 2023
- 3Got the Thrills
- 4Blame It on Me
- 5Wallflower
- 6Crazy Stupid Love
- 7Set Me Free (ENG) — English version
Moonlight Sunrise
Title track: “Moonlight Sunrise”
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
English pre-release single ahead of Ready to Be; number 84 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Moonlight SunriseTitle
Between 1&2
Title track: “Talk That Talk”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,185,787 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Eleventh Korean EP and the group's first million-seller.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Talk That TalkTitle
- 2Queen of Hearts
- 3Basics
- 4Trouble
- 5Brave
- 6Gone
- 7When We Were Kids
Celebrate
Title track: “Celebrate”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Fourth Japanese studio album, released for the fifth anniversary of the group's Japanese debut.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1Celebrate — pre-release digital single, July 15, 2022Title
- 2Voices of Delight
- 3Tick Tock
- 4Flow Like Waves
- 5That's All I'm Saying
- 6Bitter Sweet
- 7Sandcastle
- 8Just Be Yourself
- 9Doughnut
#Twice4
Title track: “Scientist (Japanese ver.)”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Fourth Japanese compilation album; their eighth number one on the Oricon Albums Chart, a first for a foreign female artist.
Tracklist · 8 tracks
- 1I Can't Stop Me (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 2Cry for Me (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3Alcohol-Free (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 4Scientist (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; promotional digital singleTitle
- 5I Can't Stop Me
- 6Cry for Me
- 7Alcohol-Free
- 8Scientist
Doughnut
Title track: “Doughnut”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Ninth Japanese single, pre-released digitally on December 3, 2021; number three on the Oricon Singles Chart.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1DoughnutTitle
- 2Wonderful Day
Formula of Love: O+T=<3
Title track: “Scientist”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,024,740 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Third Korean studio album; the physical edition adds the Korean version of “The Feels” as a fifteenth track. Number three on the Billboard 200.
Tracklist · 14 tracks
- 1ScientistTitle
- 2Moonlight
- 3Icon
- 4Cruel
- 5Real You
- 6F.I.L.A. (Fall in Love Again)
- 7Last Waltz
- 8Espresso
- 9Rewind — Korean title 알고 싶지 않아
- 10Cactus — Korean title 선인장
- 11Push & Pull — Unit: Jihyo, Sana & Dahyun
- 12Hello — Unit: Nayeon, Momo & Chaeyoung
- 131, 3, 2 — Unit: Jeongyeon, Mina & Tzuyu
- 14Candy
The Feels
Title track: “The Feels”
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
First official all-English single and the group's first entry on the Billboard Hot 100 (number 83) and UK Singles Chart (number 80).
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1The FeelsTitle
Perfect World
Title track: “Perfect World”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Third Japanese studio album; number two on the Oricon Albums Chart and number one on Billboard Japan's Hot Albums.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Perfect WorldTitle
- 2Better
- 3Good at Love
- 4Fanfare
- 5Kura Kura
- 6Four-leaf Clover
- 7In the Summer
- 8Pieces of Love
- 9Thank You, Family
- 10Promise
Taste of Love
Title track: “Alcohol-Free”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 722,921 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Tenth Korean EP; the first EP by a girl group to top Billboard's Top Album Sales and to enter the Billboard 200 top ten.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Alcohol-Free — pre-released June 9, 2021Title
- 2First Time
- 3Scandal
- 4Conversation
- 5Baby Blue Love
- 6SOS
- 7Cry for Me — English version; physical edition only
Kura Kura
Title track: “Kura Kura”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Eighth Japanese single, pre-released digitally on April 20, 2021; number three on the Oricon Singles Chart.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1Kura KuraTitle
- 2Strawberry Moon
Cry for Me
Title track: “Cry for Me”
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Non-album digital single, first performed at the 2020 MAMA and released after fan demand; number one on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Cry for MeTitle
Better
Title track: “Better”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Seventh Japanese single, released digitally on November 11 and physically on November 18, 2020.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1BetterTitle
- 2Scorpion
Eyes Wide Open
Title track: “I Can't Stop Me”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 661,927 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Second Korean studio album; number 72 on the Billboard 200, then the group's highest US placing.
Tracklist · 13 tracks
- 1I Can't Stop MeTitle
- 2Hell in Heaven
- 3Up No More
- 4Do What We Like
- 5Bring It Back
- 6Believer
- 7Queen
- 8Go Hard
- 9Shot Clock
- 10Handle It
- 11Depend on You
- 12Say Something
- 13Behind the Mask
#Twice3
Title track: “Stuck in My Head (Japanese ver.)”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Third Japanese compilation album; their seventh number one on the Oricon Albums Chart.
Tracklist · 12 tracks
- 1The Best Thing I Ever Did (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 2Fancy (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3Feel Special (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 4More & More (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 5Stuck in My Head (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; promotional digital singleTitle
- 621:29 (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 7The Best Thing I Ever Did
- 8Fancy
- 9Feel Special
- 10More & More
- 11Stuck in My Head
- 1221:29
Fanfare
Title track: “Fanfare”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Sixth Japanese single; number one on the Oricon Singles Chart and certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1FanfareTitle
- 2More & More (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3Fanfare (Lee Hae-sol remix)
More & More
Title track: “More & More”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 687,977 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment / Republic Records
Ninth Korean EP; their first entry on the Billboard 200 and, at the time, the biggest girl-group sales month in Gaon history.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1More & MoreTitle
- 2Oxygen
- 3Firework
- 4Make Me Go
- 5Shadow
- 6Don't Call Me Again
- 7Sweet Summer Day
&Twice -Repackage-
Title track: “Swing”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Repackage of &Twice, led by the new track “Swing”.
Tracklist · 11 tracks
- 1SwingTitle
- 2Fake & True
- 3Stronger
- 4Breakthrough
- 5Changing!
- 6Happy Happy
- 7What You Waiting For
- 8Be OK
- 9Polish
- 10How U Doin'
- 11The Reason Why
&Twice
Title track: “Fake & True”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Second Japanese studio album; number one on the Oricon Albums Chart and certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Fake & True — pre-released digitally October 18, 2019Title
- 2Stronger
- 3Breakthrough
- 4Changing!
- 5Happy Happy
- 6What You Waiting For
- 7Be OK
- 8Polish
- 9How U Doin' — co-composed by Chaeyoung
- 10The Reason Why
Feel Special
Title track: “Feel Special”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 595,519 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Eighth Korean EP; “Feel Special” was their first number one on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales and their first Canadian Hot 100 entry.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Feel SpecialTitle
- 2Rainbow
- 3Get Loud
- 4Trick It
- 5Love Foolish
- 621:29
- 7Breakthrough — Korean version
Breakthrough
Title track: “Breakthrough”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Fifth Japanese single, released digitally on June 12, 2019; certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1BreakthroughTitle
- 2Fancy (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3Breakthrough (taalthechoi Remix)
Happy Happy
Title track: “Happy Happy”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Fourth Japanese single, released digitally on June 12, 2019; certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1Happy HappyTitle
- 2The Best Thing I Ever Did (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3Happy Happy (collapsedone Remix)
Fancy You
Title track: “Fancy”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 545,355 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Seventh Korean EP; the “Fancy” video drew 42.1 million views in a day, then one of YouTube's biggest 24-hour debuts.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1FancyTitle
- 2Stuck in My Head
- 3Girls Like Us — lyrics by Jihyo
- 4Hot — lyrics co-written by Momo
- 5Turn It Up — lyrics co-written by Sana
- 6Strawberry
#Twice2
Title track: “Likey (Japanese ver.)”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Second Japanese compilation album; number one on the Oricon Albums Chart and certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Likey (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; promotional digital single, January 11, 2019Title
- 2Heart Shaker (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3What Is Love? (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; promotional digital single, February 8, 2019
- 4Dance the Night Away (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 5Yes or Yes (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 6Likey
- 7Heart Shaker
- 8What Is Love?
- 9Dance the Night Away
- 10Yes or Yes
BDZ -Repackage-
Title track: “Stay by My Side”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Repackage of the Japanese studio album BDZ, led by “Stay by My Side”.
Tracklist · 11 tracks
- 1Stay by My Side — theme song of the drama Shinya no Dame Koi Zukan; digital single, October 22, 2018Title
- 2BDZ
- 3One More Time
- 4Candy Pop
- 5L.O.V.E
- 6Wishing
- 7Say It Again
- 8Wake Me Up
- 9Brand New Girl
- 10Be as One
- 11I Want You Back
The Year of "Yes"
Title track: “The Best Thing I Ever Did”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 254,248 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Special album reissuing Yes or Yes; certified platinum by the KMCA.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1The Best Thing I Ever Did — Korean title 올해 제일 잘한 일Title
- 2Be as One — Korean version
- 3Yes or Yes
- 4Say You Love Me
- 5LaLaLa
- 6Young & Wild
- 7Sunset
- 8After Moon
- 9BDZ — Korean version
Yes or Yes
Title track: “Yes or Yes”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 481,282 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Sixth Korean EP; the “Yes or Yes” video drew 31.4 million views in 24 hours, then the seventh-biggest YouTube debut ever.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Yes or YesTitle
- 2Say You Love Me
- 3LaLaLa
- 4Young & Wild
- 5Sunset
- 6After Moon
- 7BDZ — Korean version
BDZ
Title track: “BDZ”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Japanese debut studio album; number one on the Oricon Albums Chart with 181,069 first-week copies and certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1BDZ — pre-released digitally August 17, 2018Title
- 2One More Time
- 3Candy Pop
- 4L.O.V.E
- 5Wishing
- 6Say It Again
- 7Wake Me Up
- 8Brand New Girl
- 9Be as One
- 10I Want You Back
Summer Nights
Title track: “Dance the Night Away”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 506,515 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Special album reissuing What Is Love?; “Dance the Night Away” earned the group their first KMCA platinum certifications for streaming and downloads.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1Dance the Night AwayTitle
- 2Chillax
- 3Shot Thru the Heart — lyrics by Momo, Sana and Mina
- 4What Is Love?
- 5Sweet Talker
- 6Ho!
- 7Dejavu
- 8Say Yes
- 9Stuck
I Want You Back
Title track: “I Want You Back”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Cover of The Jackson 5, used as the theme of the Japanese film Sensei Kunshu; certified gold by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1I Want You BackTitle
Wake Me Up
Title track: “Wake Me Up”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Third Japanese single and the first physical single by a foreign female artist certified double platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1Wake Me UpTitle
- 2Pink Lemonade
What Is Love?
Title track: “What Is Love?”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 522,201 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Fifth Korean EP and the first album by a female act certified platinum by the KMCA.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1What Is Love?Title
- 2Sweet Talker
- 3Ho!
- 4Dejavu
- 5Say Yes
- 6Stuck — physical edition only
Candy Pop
Title track: “Candy Pop”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Second Japanese single; 303,746 copies in its first week, number one on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 and RIAJ platinum.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1Candy PopTitle
- 2Brand New Girl
Merry & Happy
Title track: “Heart Shaker”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 314,562 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Christmas reissue of Twicetagram; “Heart Shaker” topped four Gaon charts on debut.
Tracklist · 15 tracks
- 1Heart ShakerTitle
- 2Merry & Happy
- 3Likey
- 4Turtle — Korean title 거북이
- 5Missing U
- 6Wow
- 7FFW
- 8Ding Dong
- 924/7
- 10Look at Me — Korean title 날 바라바라봐
- 11Rollin'
- 12Love Line
- 13Don't Give Up — Korean title 힘내!
- 14You in My Heart — Korean title 널 내게 담아
- 15Jaljayo Good Night — Korean title 잘자요 굿나잇
Twicetagram
Title track: “Likey”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 458,522 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Debut Korean studio album; with “Likey” it made Twice the first female Korean act to top Billboard's World Albums and World Digital Song Sales at once.
Tracklist · 13 tracks
- 1LikeyTitle
- 2Turtle — Korean title 거북이
- 3Missing U
- 4Wow
- 5FFW
- 6Ding Dong
- 724/7
- 8Look at Me — Korean title 날 바라바라봐; co-composed by Wonder Girls' Hyerim
- 9Rollin'
- 10Love Line
- 11Don't Give Up — Korean title 힘내!
- 12You in My Heart — Korean title 널 내게 담아
- 13Jaljayo Good Night — Korean title 잘자요 굿나잇
One More Time
Title track: “One More Time”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
First original Japanese single; number one on the Oricon Singles Chart, RIAJ platinum, and the fastest-selling release by a Korean girl group in Japan at the time.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1One More TimeTitle
- 2Luv Me
#Twice
Title track: “Signal (Japanese ver.)”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Japanese debut compilation album; number two on Oricon with 136,157 first-week copies and certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Like Ooh-Ahh (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 2Cheer Up (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 3TT (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; certified gold by the RIAJ for downloads
- 4Knock Knock (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version
- 5Signal (Japanese ver.) — Japanese version; promotional digital single, June 14, 2017Title
- 6Like Ooh-Ahh
- 7Cheer Up
- 8TT
- 9Knock Knock
- 10Signal
Signal
Title track: “Signal”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 455,889 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Fourth Korean EP and the group's first collaboration with J. Y. Park as producer.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1Signal — written and produced by J. Y. ParkTitle
- 2Three Times a Day — Korean title 하루에 세번
- 3Only You — Korean title Only 너; written by Ha:tfelt
- 4Hold Me Tight
- 5Eye Eye Eyes — co-written by Jihyo and Chaeyoung
- 6Someone Like Me
What's Twice?
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Digital-only compilation EP promoting the group ahead of its Japanese debut; number 16 on Billboard Japan's Hot Albums.
Tracklist · 4 tracks
- 1Like Ooh-Ahh
- 2Cheer Up
- 3Touchdown
- 4TT
Twicecoaster: Lane 2
Title track: “Knock Knock”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 412,813 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Special album reissuing Twicecoaster: Lane 1; “Knock Knock” debuted at number one on the Gaon Digital Chart.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1Knock KnockTitle
- 2Ice Cream — Korean title 녹아요
- 3TT
- 41 to 10
- 5Ponytail
- 6Jelly Jelly
- 7Pit-a-Pat
- 8Next Page
- 9One in a Million
Twicecoaster: Lane 1
Title track: “TT”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 543,520 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Third Korean EP and the best-selling K-pop girl group album of 2016; a Christmas edition followed on December 19, 2016.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1TTTitle
- 21 to 10
- 3Ponytail
- 4Jelly Jelly
- 5Pit-a-Pat
- 6Next Page
- 7One in a Million
Page Two
Title track: “Cheer Up”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 382,229 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Second Korean EP; “Cheer Up” was the best-performing single in South Korea in 2016.
Tracklist · 7 tracks
- 1Cheer UpTitle
- 2Precious Love — Korean title 소중한 사랑; rearranged from Park Ji-yoon's 1998 song, with a new rap verse by Chaeyoung
- 3Touchdown
- 4Tuk Tok — Korean title 툭하면 톡
- 5Woohoo
- 6My Headphones On — Korean title Headphone 써
- 7I'm Gonna Be a Star — theme song of Sixteen; physical edition only
The Story Begins
Title track: “Like Ooh-Ahh”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #3 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 272,522 sold (KR)
- Label
- JYP Entertainment
Debut EP; “Like Ooh-Ahh” was the first K-pop debut song to pass 100 million YouTube views.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1Like Ooh-Ahh — Korean title OOH-AHH하게Title
- 2Do It Again — Korean title 다시 해줘
- 3Going Crazy — Korean title 미쳤나봐
- 4Truth
- 5Candy Boy
- 6Like a Fool
Physical albums · Korea
Twice album sales
Copies per release: first week on the Hanteo chart and the cumulative Circle figure. A ring marks a release that set a new personal best at the time.
- Best-selling release
- 1.68M
- Ready to Be · 2023
- Copies sold in Korea
- 15.2M
- across 23 releases
+Show as a table
| Release | Released | First week | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ten: The Story Goes On | Oct 10, 2025 | — | 399,701 |
| This Is For | Jul 11, 2025 | — | 833,410 |
| Strategy | Dec 6, 2024 | — | 978,826 |
| With You-th | Feb 23, 2024 | — | 1,247,722 |
| Ready to Be | Mar 10, 2023 | — | 1,677,189 |
| Between 1&2 | Aug 26, 2022 | — | 1,185,787 |
| Formula of Love: O+T=<3 | Nov 12, 2021 | — | 1,024,740 |
| Taste of Love | Jun 11, 2021 | — | 722,921 |
| Eyes Wide Open | Oct 26, 2020 | — | 661,927 |
| More & More | Jun 1, 2020 | — | 687,977 |
| Feel Special | Sep 23, 2019 | — | 595,519 |
| Fancy You | Apr 22, 2019 | — | 545,355 |
| The Year of "Yes" | Dec 12, 2018 | — | 254,248 |
| Yes or Yes | Nov 5, 2018 | — | 481,282 |
| Summer Nights | Jul 9, 2018 | — | 506,515 |
| What Is Love? | Apr 9, 2018 | — | 522,201 |
| Merry & Happy | Dec 11, 2017 | — | 314,562 |
| Twicetagram | Oct 30, 2017 | — | 458,522 |
| Signal | May 15, 2017 | — | 455,889 |
| Twicecoaster: Lane 2 | Feb 20, 2017 | — | 412,813 |
| Twicecoaster: Lane 1 | Oct 24, 2016 | — | 543,520 |
| Page Two | Apr 25, 2016 | — | 382,229 |
| The Story Begins | Oct 20, 2015 | — | 272,522 |
Weekly music programs
Twice music show wins
Every first place on The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo, grouped by song.
1“This Is For”1 win · Aug 2025
- M Countdown
1“Strategy”1 win · Dec 2024
- Music Bank
2“Set Me Free”2 wins · Mar 2023
- Music Bank
- Show Champ.
2“Scientist”2 wins · Nov 2021
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
4“Alcohol-Free”4 wins · Jun 2021
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
7“I Can't Stop Me”7 wins · Nov 2020 – Jan 2021 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
9“More & More”9 wins · Jun 2020
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
7“Feel Special”7 wins · Oct 2019
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
3“Fancy”3 wins · May 2019
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
4“Yes or Yes”4 wins · Nov 2018
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
10“Dance the Night Away”10 wins · Jul–Aug 2018 · Triple crown on Show! Music Core, Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
12“What Is Love?”12 wins · Apr–May 2018 · Triple crown on Show Champion, Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- Inkigayo
9“Heart Shaker”9 wins · Dec 2017 – Jan 2018 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
7“Likey”7 wins · Nov 2017 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
12“Signal”12 wins · May–Jun 2017 · Triple crown on Music Bank, Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Music Bank
10“Knock Knock”10 wins · Mar 2017 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- The Show
- Show Champ.
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
13“TT”13 wins · Nov 2016 – Jan 2017 · Triple crown on Music Bank, Inkigayo
- The Show
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Music Bank
- Music Bank
- Music Bank
11“Cheer Up”11 wins · May–Jun 2016 · Triple crown on M Countdown, Music Bank, Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Music Bank
- Music Bank
66 wins · 15 nominations
Twice awards
20261 award
Best Female K-Pop Artist
American Music Awards
20252 awards
Prime Minister's Commendation
Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards
Fans' Choice Female Top 10
MAMA Awards
20241 award
Fans' Choice Female Top 10
MAMA Awards
20231 award
Breakthrough Award
Billboard Women in Music
20221 award
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (November) · Scientist
Circle Chart Music Awards
20214 awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · More & More
Golden Disc Awards
Artist Award – Female Group
Hanteo Music Awards
Best Female Group
MAMA Awards
Bonsang Award
Seoul Music Awards
20206 awards
Artist of the Year (Daesang)
Asia Artist Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · Yes or Yes
Golden Disc Awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · Feel Special
Golden Disc Awards
Album of the Year (Asia) · #Twice2
Japan Gold Disc Award
Bonsang Award
Seoul Music Awards
Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
The Fact Music Awards
201910 awards
Artist of the Year (Daesang)
Asia Artist Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (July) · Dance the Night Away
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (April) · What Is Love?
Circle Chart Music Awards
The Best Selling Artist
Genie Music Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · Heart Shaker
Golden Disc Awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · What Is Love?
Golden Disc Awards
Song of the Year by Download (Asia) · Candy Pop
Japan Gold Disc Award
Best Dance Performance – Female Group · Fancy
MAMA Awards
Best Female Group
MAMA Awards
Bonsang Award
Seoul Music Awards
201820 awards
Best Artist Award – Singer
Asia Artist Awards
Artist of the Year – Music
Asia Artist Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (February) · Knock Knock
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (December) · Heart Shaker
Circle Chart Music Awards
The Best Selling Artist
Genie Music Awards
The Female Group
Genie Music Awards
CeCi Asia Icon Award
Golden Disc Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · Knock Knock
Golden Disc Awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · Twicetagram
Golden Disc Awards
Album of the Year (Asia) · #Twice
Japan Gold Disc Award
New Artist of the Year (Asia)
Japan Gold Disc Award
Song of the Year by Download (Asia) · TT (Japanese ver.)
Japan Gold Disc Award
Best Song Award · Wake Me Up
Japan Record Awards
Best Dance Performance – Female Group · What Is Love?
MAMA Awards
Song of the Year (Daesang) · What Is Love?
MAMA Awards
Best Female Group
MAMA Awards
Favorite Dance Artist – Female
MAMA Awards
Top 10 Artists
Melon Music Awards
Bonsang Award
Seoul Music Awards
Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
The Fact Music Awards
201713 awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (April) · Cheer Up
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital Music (October) · TT
Circle Chart Music Awards
Song of the Year (Daesang) · Cheer Up
Golden Disc Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · Cheer Up
Golden Disc Awards
Performer of the Year (Daesang)
Korea PD Awards
Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Commendation
Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards
Best Dance Performance – Female Group · Signal
MAMA Awards
Song of the Year (Daesang) · Signal
MAMA Awards
Top 10 Artists
Melon Music Awards
Best Dance – Female · Knock Knock
Melon Music Awards
Bonsang Award
Seoul Music Awards
Record of the Year in Digital Release · Cheer Up
Seoul Music Awards
Female Dance Performance Award
Seoul Music Awards
20166 awards
Best Artist Award – Singer
Asia Artist Awards
Rookie of the Year Award
Golden Disc Awards
Song of the Year (Daesang) · Cheer Up
MAMA Awards
Best Female Group
MAMA Awards
Top 10 Artists
Melon Music Awards
Song of the Year (Daesang) · Cheer Up
Melon Music Awards
20151 award
Best New Female Artist
MAMA Awards
+Also nominated 15 times
- 2026 · Music Awards Japan — Best K-Pop Artist
- 2026 · iHeartRadio Music Awards — K-pop Group of the Year
- 2025 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2024 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2024 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (With You-th)
- 2023 · Billboard Music Awards — Top Global K-Pop Artist
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2022 · American Music Awards — Favorite K-Pop Artist
- 2022 · MTV Video Music Awards — Best K-Pop (The Feels)
- 2021 · Golden Disc Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (More & More)
- 2021 · MTV Video Music Awards — Best K-Pop (Alcohol-Free)
- 2021 · Seoul Music Awards — Daesang Award
- 2020 · Golden Disc Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Feel Special)
- 2018 · Melon Music Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2017 · Korean Music Awards — Song of the Year (Cheer Up)