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Nine members, a line-up unchanged since 2015 and a first US No. 1 in their ninth year. Here is what a new ONCE needs to know.

11years on 20 October 2026 · today

Quick answers

When did TWICE debut?

On 20 October 2015, with the EP The Story Begins and the single "Like Ooh-Ahh". The nine were chosen on the 2015 competition show Sixteen.

How many members does TWICE have?

Nine: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo (leader), Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu. In August 2026 Jeongyeon and Chaeyoung moved their solo management away from JYP Entertainment; both said they stay in TWICE.

What is the TWICE fandom called?

ONCE, a name the members chose in 2015: if fans love TWICE once, TWICE will repay that love twice.

What does the name TWICE mean?

JYP founder J.Y. Park said the group should move people twice: once through the ears and once through the eyes.

Has TWICE topped the Billboard 200?

Once, with With YOU-th in March 2024. In October 2025 they became the first K-pop girl group with ten albums on the chart.

The story so far

  1. The nine are chosen on the 2015 competition show Sixteen.

  2. Debut with The Story Begins and "Like Ooh-Ahh".

  3. "Cheer Up" brings their first music show win and Song of the Year at two major award shows.

  4. Japanese debut.

  5. All nine renew with JYP Entertainment.

  6. The Ready to Be tour makes them the first female K-pop act to headline US stadiums.

  7. First Billboard 200 No. 1 with With YOU-th.

  8. Headline Lollapalooza Chicago while "Strategy" and "Takedown" climb the Hot 100.

  9. Tenth anniversary, marked with Ten: The Story Goes On.

  10. Jeongyeon and Chaeyoung move their solo management away from JYP; both stay in TWICE.

Start with these 5 songs

  1. Like Ooh-AhhThe debut single, a slow-burning hit that climbed the charts for months.2015
  2. Cheer UpTheir first music show win and a 2016 Song of the Year winner.2016
  3. The FeelsTheir first all-English single and their first Hot 100 entry.2021
  4. Set Me FreeLead single of Ready to Be, which reached No. 2 in the US.2023
  5. StrategyTheir highest Hot 100 song, helped by KPop Demon Hunters.2024

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In the Fan Chart

The Fan Chart on The Crowd adds up every fan's top 10. Here is where TWICE stands.

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    For ONCE

    Nayeon

    임나연
    Name
    Im Na-yeon
    Born
    22 September 1995
    Role
    Oldest member

    The first TWICE member to go solo, with the mini album IM NAYEON in June 2022.

    Jeongyeon

    유정연
    Name
    Yoo Jeong-yeon
    Born
    1 November 1996

    Sang "Takedown" with Jihyo and Chaeyoung for the Netflix film KPop Demon Hunters.

    Momo

    히라이 모모
    Name
    Hirai Momo
    Born
    9 November 1996

    Ambassador for the Japanese brand Onitsuka Tiger since October 2022.

    Sana

    미나토자키 사나
    Name
    Minatozaki Sana
    Born
    29 December 1996

    Named a brand ambassador for Prada in September 2023.

    Jihyo

    박지효
    Name
    Park Ji-hyo
    Born
    1 February 1997
    Role
    Leader

    Released her first solo mini album, Zone, in 2023.

    Mina

    묘이 미나
    Name
    Myoui Mina
    Born
    24 March 1997

    Became a brand ambassador for the French jewelry house Boucheron in August 2024.

    Dahyun

    김다현
    Name
    Kim Da-hyun
    Born
    28 May 1998

    Made her film debut as Seon-ah in the Korean remake of You Are the Apple of My Eye.

    Chaeyoung

    손채영
    Name
    Son Chae-young
    Born
    23 April 1999

    Released her first solo studio album, Lil Fantasy vol.1, in September 2025.

    Tzuyu

    저우쯔위
    Name
    Chou Tzu-yu
    Born
    14 June 1999
    Role
    Youngest member

    Released her solo mini album abouTZU in 2024.

    Know your TWICE?Six K-pop questions a day in the Daily, and a collectible card for every finished set.

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    Last checked 19 October 2026. Sources include Korea JoongAng Daily, The Korea Herald, GRAMMY.com and USA Today. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.