TWICE's 'CHEER UP' MV Hits 600 Million Views, Lim Young-woong's 'You Made Me Cry' Surpasses 20 Million Views

TWICE's iconic hit song 'CHEER UP' has surpassed 600 million views on YouTube ten years after its release, proving its enduring love and popularity. Released on April 25, 2016, as the title track of TWICE's second mini-album 'PAGE TWO', 'CHEER UP' reached the 600 million view milestone on YouTube around 9 AM on June 20. This is significant as it marks the fifth time in history that a TWICE music video has achieved 600 million views, following 'TT', 'What is Love?', 'LIKEY', and 'FANCY'.

'CHEER UP' gained immense popularity with its catchy 'ShashaSha' part and bright atmosphere, delivering positive energy to listeners. The music video features crisp performances, a visual composition reminiscent of various film genres from classics to high school romances, and the lovely charm of all nine members, evoking nostalgia and emotion. The fact that it remains beloved after ten years is being highlighted once again.

Meanwhile, TWICE is currently undertaking their largest-ever world tour, [THIS IS FOR], which began in Incheon last July and will conclude with an encore performance in Seoul this July. The tour spans approximately one year, covering 81 shows across 44 regions worldwide. The finale is scheduled to take place over three days from July 10 to 12 at the KSPO DOME in Songpa-gu, Seoul, gathering hot anticipation from fans. Alongside this, Lim Young-woong's 'You Made Me Cry' has also surpassed 20 million views, solidifying its position in the music market, drawing attention to the continuous growth of both artists.