Twice plans comeback this month

K-pop girl group Twice is returning to the music scene.

Twice officially announced Tuesday their comeback plan by releasing a teaser image via their social media account.

โ€œWith the second album, Twice will be back with more exciting energy,โ€ the groupโ€™s management agency, JYP Entertainment, said of the groupโ€™s comeback, which is scheduled for April 25.

Since their debut last October, Twice has pulled off some outstanding achievements for a fledgling group. Their debut song, โ€œLike Ooh Ahh,โ€ which ranked high on many music charts for a significant stretch, helping the group sell roughly 67,000 albums within six months and enter 15 endorsement deals.

Despite their stellar performance, the group suffered from a few controversies. Tzuyu, a member from Taiwan, waved a Taiwanese flag on a TV pro
gram, sparking political controversy and backlash from fans in China. She then issued a public apology, which drew the ire of Korean fans, who alleged she as treated unfairly.

By Jeong Byung-ki