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Throughout a latest dwell broadcast, widespread idol group TWS introduced that they won’t take the MBTI check once more till they break up, even when followers requested them to take action.
The group defined their determination, explaining that retaking the MBTI check would imply altering their complete choreography. “We won’t retake the MBTI check till we disband,” they burdened. Their present choreography has been meticulously crafted based mostly on their earlier MBTI check outcomes, making it an integral a part of their performances.
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On June twenty fourth, TWS launched their 2nd mini-album “SUMMER BEAT!” and has been actively selling it. The title observe, “If I am S, Can You Be My N?”, makes use of the metaphor of the “S-pole” and “N-pole” of a magnet to precise the thrilling thrill of discovering why opposites entice. The choreography, which creatively interprets the need and eagerness to get nearer to a different particular person, has turn into a scorching subject and sparked a difficult pattern.
Followers reacted to TWS’s determination with feedback like, “They’ll by no means do it once more,” “I believe the outcomes could be the identical,” “So cute,” “I perceive why they do not need to do it once more,” and “I am curious concerning the choreography with completely different roles for the members.”
In the meantime, TWS launched the efficiency music video for the music “Double Take” from their 2nd mini album “SUMMER BEAT!” on HYBE Labels channel at midnight on July fifteenth. The video exhibits their good efficiency and new allure. “Double Take” is a hip-hop music with a minimalist and stylish beat and an addictive bass line. With variations reminiscent of increase bap, the music is offered with a contemporary and refined efficiency, additional increasing their musical spectrum.