[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] The music video for the hit song “FANCY” by the group TWICE has surpassed 700 million views on YouTube, proving its enduring global popularity. (Photo: JYP Entertainment) The music video for “FANCY,” the title track of their seventh mini-album “FANCY U” released in 2019, surpassed 700 million views on YouTube around noon on the 8th. With this achievement, TWICE now has its third music video to reach 700 million views, following “What Is Love?” and “TT.” “Fancy” is a pop dance track featuring a bold confession of love, and it was widely loved upon its release for its intense performance and confident concept. It continues to rack up steady views and has established itself as one of TWICE’s signature hits. TWICE is expanding its global influence not only through music but also through live performances. Having recently successfully concluded their world tour “THIS IS FOR,” the group set various records by holding a total of 81 concerts across 44 regions, including drawing the largest audience for a North American tour by a K-pop girl group, becoming the first foreign artist to hold a solo concert at the Tokyo National Stadium in Japan, and attracting 640,000 attendees on their Japan tour. TWICE, which continues to make its mark in both music and live performances even in its 10th year since debut, has added yet another meaningful milestone to its legacy, once again proving its status as a leading global K-pop girl group.
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