History YMMV / TWICE

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: "Like OOH-AHH" has lyrics so questionably sexual-sounding that it veers into ValuesDissonance territory as Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu were minors when the song came out (or most of the group except Nayeon if you consider that in Korea the age where you're considered an adult is 19).

** Out of the English-speaking countries, Twice has had the most entries on the main charts in New Zealand and (to a lesser extent) Canada. The majority of their title tracks from "Fancy" onwards have made the top 20 in New Zealand, with "Music/FeelSpecial" and "Talk That Talk" making the top ten and the first two English singles making the top five.

** Though it did score them a couple of music show wins, "Set Me Free" generally did not do very well commercially in Korea, where it is by far their lowest-charting title track on the Digital Chart[[note]] not counting the stand-alone single "Cry For Me", which didn't even get a proper music video[[/note]], but chart data indicates that some other parts of Asia, as well as New Zealand, were warmer to it, albeit not to the extent some other songs. It peaked at 94 in Korea, but 19 in Hong Kong and Malaysia, 13 in New Zealand, 12 in the Philippines, 8 in Singapore, and 2 in Taiwan.

** On a funnier note, Chaeyoung mentioned in 2022 that she'd stop bleaching her hair for a year. No one, not Sana or even [=ONCEs=], believed her. Sure enough, when she appeared for Milan fashion week in September, her hair was dyed blonde... again.
--->'''Chaeyoung''': I'm planning not to (dye my hair) this year.
--->'''Sana''': I don't believe you.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Future Music/StrayKids member Bangchan appears as one of the zombies in the "Like Ooh-Ahh" MV, three years before Stray Kids debuted.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: "Like OOH-AHH" has lyrics so questionably sexual-sounding that it veers into ValuesDissonance territory, as Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu were minors when the song came out (or most of the group except Nayeon if you consider that in Korea the age where you're considered an adult is 20).

** Post-''Fancy You'' era: "Fancy", "Music/FeelSpecial", "[[Music/EyesWideOpen I Can't Stop Me]]", and "The Feels".

** These are the biggest contenders for overall: "Cheer Up" was the group's BreakthroughHit, the HoYay-heavy "What Is Love?" is their most-viewed video, "Fancy" is their most-streamed song on Spotify and is well-known for transitioning the group into a more mature sound that "Feel Special" solidified, and first original English single "[[Music/FormulaOfLove The Feels]]" cemented Twice as one of the most popular K-pop girl groups in the West.

** First original English single "The Feels" was met with a lot of fanfare on release and helped solidify their international fanbase. It's also so far their most successful English single by far. While follow-up English singles "Moonlight Sunrise" and "I Got You" have been well received by the fandom (especially the latter), neither (especially not the latter) have had anywhere near as much of a global impact. "The Feels" has also had the side effect of causing immediate follow-up "Scientist" to be largely dismissed despite [[Music/FormulaOfLove its album]] being one of their best-received releases.

** Out of the English-speaking countries, Twice has had the most entries on the main charts in New Zealand and (to a lesser extent) Canada. The majority of their title tracks from "Fancy" onwards have made the top 20 in New Zealand.

* Out of the English-speaking countries, Twice has had the most entries on the main charts in New Zealand and (to a lesser extent) Canada. The majority of their title tracks from "Fancy" onwards have made the top 20 in New Zealand.

** Although TWICE is very popular in the Philippines, Chaeyoung is arguably ''the most'' popular member, as shown from concert goers dressing in outfits she's worn to screaming her name during her parts and when she appears in the concert [=VCRs=]. All of these actions are more notable considering that in their second concert in the Philippines, Chaeyoung was forced to sit it out due to health issues.

** Although TWICE is very popular in the Philippines, Chaeyoung is arguably ''the most'' popular member, as shown from concert goers dressing in outfits she's worn to screaming her name during her parts and when she appears in the concert [=VCRs=] (what's notable about all of this is that Chaeyoung had to sit out the Bulacan concert due to health issues).

* LGBTFanbase: Even putting aside needless speculation on the members' actual sexualities, it's easy to see why Twice have a sizable LGBT following from the "What Is Love?" MV alone. For example: the visuals of two attractive Asian girls playing the OfficialCouple in ''Film/LaLaLand'', for which the most notorious criticism is that the film is racist/too white, can be and has been heavily appreciated without any regard to Momo's or Tzuyu's real-life romantic preferences. Also, Chaeyoung has been about as openly supportive of LGBT as one can be in Korea and not get in trouble.