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TWICE will become the first K-pop artist to perform on "Amazon Music Live."

TWICE will take the stage on "Amazon Music Live," which will be broadcast on November 21st at 9:00 PM (local time).

Now in its third season, "Amazon Music Live" is an online streaming concert series that airs live immediately following the Thursday night games of the National Football League, one of the largest professional sports leagues in the United States. Previous performers have included world-renowned artists such as Ed Sheeran, A$AP Rocky, Lil Wayne, Megan Thee Stallion, and Metro Boomin.

This season's lineup includes Jelly Roll, Big Sean, Halsey, and J Balvin. With TWICE confirmed as the first K-pop artist to perform, they have once again proven their powerful influence in the global music market. The rich performance by the "global top girl group" TWICE, known for their solid vocal skills and spectacular stage presence, will be available to watch via Amazon Prime Video and the Twitch channel.

Recently, TWICE solidified their status by touring massive stadiums worldwide during their fifth world tour, "TWICE 5TH WORLD TOUR 'READY TO BE'," which spanned 51 shows across 27 regions. This included venues such as SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, MetLife Stadium in New York, Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, Jakarta International Stadium in Indonesia, and Nissan Stadium in Kanagawa, Japan. Additionally, they achieved a career high by reaching No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard main chart, the "Billboard 200," with their 13th mini-album "With YOU-th," released on February 23rd of this year.

On December 6th at 2:00 PM (0:00 AM EST), they will release their new mini-album "STRATEGY," marking their comeback as a full group after approximately 10 months. The title track, "Strategy (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)," features the famous American rapper Megan Thee Stallion, creating a special musical synergy with TWICE.

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