Looking forward to LIKEY's performance (TWICE)
『LIKEY』のパフォーマンスを心待ち（TWICE）
TWICE's comeback, "Key choreography-album highlights revealed" ahead of their first full album
TWICE's comeback is just one day away, and they have raised expectations by releasing the second teaser for the music video of their lead song "LIKEY" and the album spoiler video for their first full album "Twicetagram".
JYP Entertainment released the second teaser video for the music video of their new song "LIKEY" at 6 p.m. on the 28th. The first teaser for the music video was released at midnight on the 28th, showing the refreshing and lively charm of TWICE members with a bright and light melody, but the second teaser revealed the music source of "LIKEY", part of the lyrics, and movements that are assumed to be key choreography, further increasing expectations.
In the teaser, Sana sings the line "My heart is beating like this, Me Likey Me Likey Likey Likey Me Likey Likey Likey, tug tug tug tug," and the other members perform the choreography to make the letter "L" with their fingers. TWICE has attracted attention with their impactful sound and adorable dance even in a short video. (From K-POP News)
Even watching the teaser video, these girls have become more sophisticated with each comeback. They have good expressions. Their whole faces are full of energy.
They must be confident that they can do it this time.
You won't know until you watch the whole thing. But there are almost no elements that could cause them to flop.
I think the success of "One More Time," which they released just before, was also a big factor. Not only that, they also appeared on Japanese TV and performed on stage. Talking in Japanese was also a good experience. I think it has given them a lot of confidence in aiming for the world.
People often point out that their choreography is more monotonous than other girl groups, and while that may be true strategically when they perform on stage, it's probably not the same when they practice behind the scenes, where fans can't see. They must be mastering difficult practices.
The results of that must be put to good use in the monotonous performances they perform on stage.
In fact, you can see this in their stable performances.
Just ask people who can perform a monotonous stage performance that anyone can do. If you compare a monotonous stage performance with TWICE's performance, you will see a clear difference.
I've seen a few TWICE cover dances, but of course none of them were as good as the real thing.
Some of them were so good at copying that they ended up being boring performances. I'm sure the people involved thought they did a better job than TWICE, but...
The most important thing about dance for entertainment songs is that it makes the viewer feel happy and comfortable. Adding excessive dance that doesn't match the song or lyrics makes it meaningless.
If you don't fully understand the content of the music and dance, you can overdo it and lose the appeal.
I feel like there are quite a few people like that among those who criticize TWICE's performances.
I wonder what kind of performance we can expect for their comeback song, "LIKEY"...
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