The girl group has set a new record over on Oricon's Weekly Album Chart with their recently released Japanese best album, "#TWICE4."
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TWICE Sets Record for Most No. 1s on Oricon's Weekly Album Chart with Best Album '#TWICE4'
According to an announcement made by Japan's Oricon Chart on March 22 KST, JYP Entertainment's girl group, TWICE, and their fourth Japanese best album "#TWICE4" landed at the top of the chart's weekly album rankings after accumulating 66,000 points in its first week of release.
Released on March 16 in Japan, "#TWICE4" rising atop Oricon's Weekly Album Chart marks the group's eighth time ranking at No. 1 on the said chart, following TWICE's third Japanese best album released back in September 2020, "#TWICE3."
With TWICE landing their eighth No. 1 on the chart, this means that the girl group has set a new record for the most No. 1s on Oricon's Weekly Album Chart among female foreign artists.
TWICE's '#TWICE4'
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In addition, TWICE also became the foreign artist in Japan with the second highest record for the most No. 1s, following behind Big Hit Music's top artist, BTS.
In the previous week, TWICE's "#TWICE4" had recorded 45,542 points on Oricon's Daily Album Chart dated March 15, allowing the group to snag first place on the chart and proving its rising popularity.
Meanwhile, TWICE's best album "#TWICE4" features the Japanese versions of several of their hit singles, such as "I Can't Stop Me," "Cry for Me," "Alcohol-Free," and "SCIENTIST." Following its release, the Japanese versions received a lot of love from fans, especially from ONCEs, the group's fandom.
Congratulations to TWICE!
TWICE's Upcoming Activities
Meanwhile, this year will be marking TWICE's fifth anniversary since their official Japanese debut. To commemorate the anniversary, TWICE is set to treat fans to several releases.
Following their "#TWICE4" album, TWICE will also be releasing a DVD sometime around May, and the group's fourth Japanese studio album in July.
In particular, TWICE will also hold a concert at the Tokyo Dome in April, where they will be greeting fans in-person once again for the first time in two years.
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TWICE's upcoming Tokyo Dome concert is part of the group's fourth world tour, "TWICE 4TH WORLD TOUR III," and will take place for three days.
The "The Feels" hitmakers recently completed the North American leg of their world tour back in February, where they welcomed more than 100,000 fans across seven cities in the United States, such as Los Angeles, New York, Texas, and more.
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Written by Robyn Joan
