TWICE Top Albums Lists, Billboard Charts With 'Eyes Wide Open'
TWICE is, without a doubt, one of the most successful all-female K-pop acts of all time.
TWICE Finally Made it to Billboard 200
Nayeon, Tzuyu, Jeongyeon, Chaeyoung, Momo, Dahyun, Sana, Jihyo, and Mina released their ninth studio album in October, which included the title track called "I Can't Stop Me." The physical album just hit the music stores in the United States in early December, but it is starting to make waves there already.
This week, TWICE's "Eyes Wide Open" placed at No. 72 in the Billboard 200. The group considers the recent placement as one of its major feats in 2020. In fact, the highest-ranking Nayeon, Tzuyu, Jeongyeon, Chaeyoung, Momo, Dahyun, Sana, Jihyo, and Mina achieved on the same chart was at No. 200, in June, with their hit track "MORE & MORE."
If that is not enough, the "Eyes Wide Open" is, also, No. 2 on Billboard's World Album chart while it placed on the 12th spot on the Top Album Sales chart. TWICE also achieved another record as they could nab the No. 73 ranks on the Artist 100 chart.
TIME Magazine even included the ninth album of TWICE on its 2020 Most Monumental K-Pop Albums, alongside "Super One" by SuperM, "Walpurgis Night" by GFriend, "The Book of Us: The Demon" by Day 6, "ALL ABOUT LUV" by Monsta X, "Never Gonna Dance Again: Act 2" by Taemin, "In Life" by Stray Kids, "BLOOM*Z" by IZ*ONE, "Dystopia: The Tree of Language" by DREAMCATCHER and "Map of the Soul: 7" by BTS.
Moreover, "Eyes Wide Open" album is part of South China Morning Post's Top 15 K-Pop Albums in 2020, together with "-77.82X-78.29" by Everglow, "Da Capo" by April, "Fatal Love" by Monsta X, "In Life" by Stray Kids, "Map of the Soul: 7" by BTS, "Minisode1: Blue Hour" by Tomorrow X Together, "Monster" by Red Velvet's Irene and Seulgi, "Neo Zone: The Final Round" by NCT 127, and "Super One" by SuperM among others.
TWICE's Achievements and Updates in 2020
Meanwhile, TWICE members Chaeyoung, Jihyo, Sana, and Nayeon were tapped to star in the "I'll Show You" music video, which was released on Nov. 6. The foursome appeared in the clip together with Annika Wells and Bekuh Boom. The video, which is uploaded on League of Legend's official YouTube channel, has 4.3 million views as of this writing.
The group, also, unveiled their seventh Japanese single called "Better" in September and launched its official music video last month. The MV, now, has a total of 18 million views and more than 727,000 likes on YouTube.