TWICE this year and “Kohaku Uta Gassen” ratings
TWICEの今年と『紅白歌合戦』視聴率
TWICE achieved an audience rating of 42.7% at "The 69th Kōhaku Uta Gassen". It is said that it was the number 6 out of 49 artists who appeared. The previous year (2017) was ranked 27th overall with an audience rating of 37.4%. It seems that their popularity and name recognition have increased considerably in the past year.
Southern Allstars ranked first with 45.3% audience rating, singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu who made a big hit this year with 'Lemon', veteran female singer Yumi Matsutoya, singer and actor. Gen Hoshino was ranked 2nd to 4th respectively.
Usually before the holidays, I would have a sashimi platter with my neighbor, but on New Year's Eve, I started drinking at my neighbor's house after 6 o'clock. At first, I was watching "Gaki no Tsukai...".
Regarding NHK's "Kohaku...", my neighbor said, "I don't particularly want to see it. It's okay to use it as a kid."
She didn't particularly want to see Kohaku either. However, since TWICE is coming out, I declined, saying, "I'm sorry, but I'll let you change the channel by the time they come out."
I had a guess that TWICE would come out around 10:00. I switched to NHK early so I wouldn't miss it. Then, the stage was unexpectedly exciting, so I decided to watch Kouhaku until TWICE appeared.
When I drink, I criticize the artists who appear. It's not worth writing about here because it's spitting out without knowing their efforts.
The stage was refreshing and lively, but overall it turned out to be plain and quiet. But I think it was better than the 2017 stage.
With this momentum, TWICE will proceed with a dome tour of 4 performances in 3 cities in Japan this year as well.
In the past, KARA and Girls' Generation held dome tours while being conscious of the decline in popularity.
In that sense, unlike last year and the year before last, TWICE will be holding a dome tour this year in a mode of subtle conflict between Japan and Korea.
Depending on the flow of this conflict mode, it could lead to a generational change.
Will TWICE be able to overcome this conflict mode on their own?
I believe that this summer will be a fierce battle for survival between existing popular groups such as TWICE, BTS, and BLACKPINK, as well as next-generation groups that are looking for opportunities to change generations.
The success or failure of TWICE's dome tour is likely to lead to success this year.
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TWICEの今年と『紅白歌合戦』視聴率
TWICE achieved an audience rating of 42.7% at "The 69th Kōhaku Uta Gassen". It is said that it was the number 6 out of 49 artists who appeared. The previous year (2017) was ranked 27th overall with an audience rating of 37.4%. It seems that their popularity and name recognition have increased considerably in the past year.
Southern Allstars ranked first with 45.3% audience rating, singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu who made a big hit this year with 'Lemon', veteran female singer Yumi Matsutoya, singer and actor. Gen Hoshino was ranked 2nd to 4th respectively.
Usually before the holidays, I would have a sashimi platter with my neighbor, but on New Year's Eve, I started drinking at my neighbor's house after 6 o'clock. At first, I was watching "Gaki no Tsukai...".
Regarding NHK's "Kohaku...", my neighbor said, "I don't particularly want to see it. It's okay to use it as a kid."
She didn't particularly want to see Kohaku either. However, since TWICE is coming out, I declined, saying, "I'm sorry, but I'll let you change the channel by the time they come out."
I had a guess that TWICE would come out around 10:00. I switched to NHK early so I wouldn't miss it. Then, the stage was unexpectedly exciting, so I decided to watch Kouhaku until TWICE appeared.
When I drink, I criticize the artists who appear. It's not worth writing about here because it's spitting out without knowing their efforts.
The stage was refreshing and lively, but overall it turned out to be plain and quiet. But I think it was better than the 2017 stage.
With this momentum, TWICE will proceed with a dome tour of 4 performances in 3 cities in Japan this year as well.
In the past, KARA and Girls' Generation held dome tours while being conscious of the decline in popularity.
In that sense, unlike last year and the year before last, TWICE will be holding a dome tour this year in a mode of subtle conflict between Japan and Korea.
Depending on the flow of this conflict mode, it could lead to a generational change.
Will TWICE be able to overcome this conflict mode on their own?
I believe that this summer will be a fierce battle for survival between existing popular groups such as TWICE, BTS, and BLACKPINK, as well as next-generation groups that are looking for opportunities to change generations.
The success or failure of TWICE's dome tour is likely to lead to success this year.
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