TWICE, the South Korean girl group, has achieved a remarkable milestone in the world of K-pop, as they reach 1 million pure album sales in the United States. They are the first girl group to achieve this milestone. This includes both physical as well as digital sales. Among other K-Pop artists that have achieved this milestone are BTS, TXT, and Stray Kids.
It’s their album “Ready To Be,” which is breaking all records as well as language barriers to secure TWICE the number one spot on Billboard’s 200 chart for the longest duration, making them the first female act to achieve this feat in the history of K-pop.
Earlier this year they also became the first Korean group to win the Breakthrough Award at the Billboard Women in Music Awards 2023. Previous winners of this award include renowned names like Idina Menzel, Tori Kelly, Maren Morris and Camila Cabello.
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Twice is a nine member K-pop girl group formed under JYP Entertainment. They were initially formed on the competition show “Sixteen” in 2015. They also debuted in 2015 with their hit single “Like OOH-AHH.” With a record sale of over 10 million albums and nearly 6 billion streams on Spotify, Twice is one of the best-selling K-pop girl groups of all time.
Fans have been showering TWICE with an outpouring of supportive messages like “They’re only famous in Korea and Japan they said🤭 Oh TWICE, don’t end them like that!”, “Talent will do that, TWICE makes good songs and I like them”, “That’s why this is my girl group right here.” and many more!
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