Play in this article ↓TWICE THIS IS FOR: A Fourth Full Album for the Next Decade
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- Artist: TWICE
KPOP NO1 Editorial · Sources checked November 4, 2026
Ten years after their 2015 debut, TWICE released an album with a dedication in its title. JYP Entertainment calls THIS IS FOR a special gift from TWICE "for everyone, including us." It's the group's fourth full album, out on July 11, 2025, nearly three years and eight months after the last one.
JYP describes the album as TWICE's manifesto for a new decade. Here's how its fourteen songs are built, who sings which ones, and the official videos that take you from the first teaser to the world tour that shared its name.
Where THIS IS FOR fits
JYP's notes put the album at a turning point. TWICE had been loved for ten years since debuting in 2015. THIS IS FOR looks past that glorious past to the next ten years. On it, the nine members send messages "for us" and "for everyone," with cheering melodies full of positive energy, wit and humor. JYP also says it's an album for those who have supported TWICE along the way. Official THIS IS FOR page
The rollout began well before release. On May 19, 2025 (Korean time), JYP Entertainment's channel posted INTRO: FOUR, a short teaser for the fourth full album. FOUR is also the album's first track.
Start with THIS IS FOR, the title track
According to JYP, the title track is a high-tension song about assertiveness, confidence and inner strength. Its intense charm is compared to the sun on a hot summer day, bringing listeners a burst of energy. JYP adds that the song is for people who need support and empathy, and for anyone who wants to get back up.
The music video premiered on JYP Entertainment's channel on July 11, 2025 (Korean time).
Official video · JYP Entertainment / YouTube
Watch the original on YouTube ↗The chart result followed. The Korea Herald reported that THIS IS FOR entered the Billboard 200 at No. 6, TWICE's seventh album in the chart's top 10. The Korea Herald on the Billboard 200, July 2025
It also stayed. In February 2026, The Korea Herald reported that the album had charted on the Billboard 200 for 16 weeks, the longest run for the group. The same report said the title track's music video had passed 100 million views on YouTube. The Korea Herald on the THIS IS FOR video, February 2026
Fourteen songs, many units
JYP describes fourteen songs across different genres, made by different units within the group. The track list shows how the nine members split up:
| No. | Song | Unit named in the official title |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | FOUR | — |
| 2 | THIS IS FOR | — |
| 3 | OPTIONS | — |
| 4 | MARS | — |
| 5 | RIGHT HAND GIRL | — |
| 6 | PEACH GELATO | — |
| 7 | HI HELLO | — |
| 8 | BATTITUDE | NAYEON, JEONGYEON, MOMO, MINA |
| 9 | DAT AHH DAT OOH | SANA, JIHYO, DAHYUN, CHAEYOUNG, TZUYU |
| 10 | LET LOVE GO | JEONGYEON, MOMO, SANA, TZUYU |
| 11 | G.O.A.T. | MINA, DAHYUN, CHAEYOUNG |
| 12 | TALK | NAYEON, JIHYO |
| 13 | SEESAW | — |
| 14 | HEARTBREAK AVENUE | — |
A dash means the official track list names no unit for that song.
Tracks 8 to 12 are where the album changes shape. Each of those five songs has its own line-up, written into the title. If you have a favorite member, start with the unit songs that carry their name.
Before release, JYP Entertainment's channel also posted a preview mix that strings parts of the album together. It went up on July 4, 2025.
Official video · JYP Entertainment / YouTube
Watch the original on YouTube ↗Who wrote it
JYP calls the album the work of a world-class team of songwriters. It names Tayla Parx, who co-wrote Ariana Grande hits like "7 rings," "thank u, next," "34+35" and "pov." It also names Amy Allen, Julian Bunetta and John Ryan, known for their work with Sabrina Carpenter, along with Dem Jointz and Baby Tate.
The official page doesn't list song-by-song credits for every track, so we don't match each writer to a song here. Check the album's own credits if you want to follow one writer through the record.
From album to tour
The album's title became the name of TWICE's world tour. The group's own channel posted the title track's choreography video on July 14, 2025.
Official video · TWICE / YouTube
Watch the original on YouTube ↗The first tour stage of the song is on the official channel too. TWICE posted THIS IS FOR live from the TWICE
The tour grew as it went. According to The Korea Herald, TWICE's North American leg drew about 550,000 fans, a record for a K-pop girl group in the region. It was first planned as 22 shows in 20 cities and expanded to 35 dates after tickets sold out, running from January through April 18, 2026. The Korea Herald on the North American leg, April 2026
The tour later reached a finale in Seoul. From those shows, the channel posted RIGHT HAND GIRL, track 5 on the album, on August 11, 2026.
Official video · TWICE / YouTube
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Archival photo: the opening FOUR segment of TWICE's concert at Taipei Dome, March 20, 2026. Credit: Sinsyuan, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Linked from Wikimedia Commons at a smaller size; no other edits by KPOP NO.1.
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The photo shows how the album lived on stage: the show opens with the same FOUR that opens the record. Our question for you: does the album sound different once you know it's also a concert's opening?
Official THIS IS FOR videos
Dates are the YouTube publication dates in Korean time.
| Type | Official video | Channel | Published, KST |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teaser | INTRO: FOUR | JYP Entertainment | May 19, 2025 |
| Preview | Forward Line : Preview Mix | JYP Entertainment | July 4, 2025 |
| Music video | THIS IS FOR M/V | JYP Entertainment | July 11, 2025 |
| Choreography | THIS IS FOR Choreography Video (Fix ver.) | TWICE | July 14, 2025 |
| Live stage | THIS IS FOR @ WORLD TOUR IN INCHEON | TWICE | July 30, 2025 |
| Live stage | RIGHT HAND GIRL @ WORLD TOUR FINALE IN SEOUL | TWICE | August 11, 2026 |
Keep exploring
New to the group? The TWICE starter guide introduces the nine members and the eras before this album.
Want an earlier turning point? The FANCY YOU guide covers the 2019 mini album that JYP introduced as a "new TWICE."
The TWICE artist page collects every guide and news story about the group in one place.