One More Time (Twice song)

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"One More Time"
TWICE-One More Time.jpg
Standard single cover
Single by Twice
from the album BDZ
B-side"Luv Me"
ReleasedOctober 18, 2017
Genre
Length3:03
LabelWarner Music Japan
Songwriter(s)
  • Natsumi Watanabe
  • Yhanael
  • Na.Zu.Na
  • Yu-ki Kokubo
Producer(s)J.Y. Park "The Asiansoul"
Twice singles chronology
"Signal"
(2017) 		"One More Time"
(2017) 		"Likey"
(2017)
Music video
"One More Time" on YouTube

"One More Time" is a song recorded by South Korean girl group Twice. It is the group's first Japanese maxi single, featuring three other tracks. It was released on October 18, 2017, by Warner Music Japan.

The single album achieved the biggest first-day sales and became the fastest-selling album of any South Korean girl group in Japan.[3][4] With over 250,000 unit sales, it is the first Japanese single by a K-pop girl group that earned Platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ).[5]

Background and release[]

On September 15, 2017, Twice announced the release of their first Japanese single titled "One More Time", along with several teaser images for the new track. The group previously teased the single in August at the end of a promotional video titled #Twice Spot Movie with a caption "One More Time…?" at the end of the video.[6][7] The song was first revealed on Tokyo FM's School of Lock! on October 5.[8]

The single's CD has four versions: Standard Edition, Fanclub Edition (Halloween Version), First Press Limited Edition A (CD and DVD that contains the song's music video and its movie making) and First Press Limited Edition B (CD and DVD that contains music video dance version and jacket shooting making movie).[9][10][11]

On February 7, 2018, "One More Time" and "Luv Me" were digitally released on various South Korean music sites, along with the release of "Candy Pop".[12]

Composition[]

"One More Time" was composed by Na.Zu.Na, Yu-ki Kokubo and Yhanael, with lyrics written by Natsumi Watanabe and Yhanael.[13][14] Yhanael previously wrote the lyrics for Twice's "Like Ooh-Ahh (Japanese ver.)". The song enlists some 90's electronica vibes that deviate from the EDM with a combination of the blaring synths and loud bass.[2]

Music video[]

The music video teasers were released on September 25 and 29, 2017. Ahead of the single's official release, "One More Time"'s full music video was uploaded online on October 6.[15]

It features Twice dressed in bright colors as the members are seen performing a variety of sports activities: Nayeon and Jihyo have a tennis match scene reminiscent of the anime The Prince of Tennis. Chaeyoung and Dahyun have a boxing face off refereed by Jeongyeon with Sana as the ring girl. Momo, Mina and Tzuyu are rhythmic gymnasts performing with hoop, ball and ribbon, respectively.[7][2]

Promotion[]

On October 17, 2017, Twice performed "One More Time" for the first time in the television morning program Sukkri on Nippon TV.[16] Two days later, the group appeared as guest in popular program School of Lock! on Tokyo FM, their debut on-air radio broadcast in Japan.[17][18] On October 22, they performed "One More Time", "Like Ooh-Ahh (Japanese ver.)" and "TT (Japanese ver.)" on Fuji TV's Mezamashi TV Presents T-Spook – Tokyo Halloween Party, one of the largest Halloween events in the country.[19][20]

Commercial performance[]

Prior to dropping the CD single, "One More Time" entered the Billboard Japan Hot 100 at number 57 and spent four weeks on the chart until it reached the top spot, one week after its official release.[21][22][23] The lead single also debuted at number 15 on Billboard charts' World Digital Song Sales, then rose into the Top 10 at number 8 the following week.[24]

The CD single debuted atop the daily ranking of Oricon Singles Chart with 94,957 units sold on its release day.[25][26] It was also reported that almost 300,000 copies were shipped out in pre-orders, while Billboard Japan recorded 150,425 unit sales from October 16–18, 2017 only.[3][27][28] On its second day, "One More Time" become the fastest-selling K-pop girl group album in Japan based on first week figures.[29] The previous record holder was Kara, which sold 122,820 copies during its first week in 2011.[4] 329,400 copies were shipped as of February 23, 2018.[30]

Track listing[]

Digital download EP
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."One More Time"
  • Natsumi Watanabe
  • Yhanael
  • Na.Zu.Na
  • Yu-ki Kokubo
  • Yhanael
  • Na.Zu.Na
3:03
2."Luv Me"Yuka Matsumoto
  • Albin Nordqvist
  • Malin Johansson
  • Susumu Kawaguchi
  • Albin Nordqvist
3:29
3."One More Time" (Instrumental) 
  • Yhanael
  • Yu-ki Kokubo
  • Na.Zu.Na
  • Na.Zu.Na
3:03
4."Luv Me" (Instrumental) 
  • Albin Nordqvist
  • Malin Johansson
  • Susumu Kawaguchi
  • Albin Nordqvist
3:29
Total length:13:04
First press limited edition A DVD
No.TitleLength
1."One More Time" (Music video) 
2."One More Time" (Music video making movie) 
First press limited edition B DVD
No.TitleLength
1."One More Time" (Music video dance ver.) 
2."Jacket Shooting Making Movie" 

Content production[]

Credits adapted from CD single liner notes.[31]

Locations[]

Recording
  • JYPE Studios, Seoul, South Korea
Mixing
  • Mirrorball Studios, North Hollywood, California ("One More Time")
Mastering
  • Sterling Sound, New York City, New York

Personnel[]

JYP Entertainment staff
  • Song Ji-eun "Shannen" (JYP Entertainment Japan) – executive producer
  • Jimmy Jeong (JYP Entertainment) – executive producer
  • J. Y. Park "The Asiansoul" – producer
  • Yasuhiro Suziki (JYP Entertainment Japan) – strategic planning
  • Rinko Narita (JYP Entertainment Japan) – A&R
  • Lee Ji-hoon (JYP Entertainment Japan) – A&R
  • Ayumi Saiki (JYP Entertainment Japan) – artist and fan marketing
  • Lee Seong-ah (JYP Entertainment Japan) – artist and fan marketing
  • Kim Sung-bub (JYP Entertainment Japan) – artist and fan marketing
  • Hong Mina (JYP Entertainment Japan) – artist and fan marketing
  • Kang Minju (JYP Entertainment Japan) – artist and fan marketing
  • Cho Hae-sung (JYP Entertainment) – management in Korea
  • Kang Youngkerl (JYP Entertainment) – management in Korea
  • Sun Jin-chul (JYP Entertainment) – management in Korea
  • Shin Hyun-kuk – Twice TF
  • Chung Hae-joon – Twice TF
  • Jung Jun-kil – Twice TF
  • Joo Bo-ra – Twice TF
  • Shin Seon-hwa – Twice TF
  • Shin Sae-rom – Twice TF
  • Kim Na-yeon – Twice TF
  • Yoo Jong-beom – Twice TF
  • Park Rae-chang – Twice TF
  • Jun Yong-jin – Twice TF
  • Yang Da-seol – Twice TF
  • Jung Kyoung-hee (JYP Entertainment Japan) – administration
  • Kim Tae-hwa (JYP Entertainment Japan) – administration
  • Park Nam-yong (JYP Entertainment) – choreographer
  • Kim Hyung-woong (JYP Entertainment) – choreographer
  • Yun Hee-soo (JYP Entertainment) – choreographer
  • Na Tae-hoon (JYP Entertainment) – choreographer
  • Yoo Kwang-yeol (JYP Entertainment) – choreographer
  • Kang Da-sol (JYP Entertainment) – choreographer
  • Lee Tae-sub (JYP Entertainment) – recording engineer
  • Choi Hye-jin (JYP Entertainment) – recording engineer
  • Eom Se-hee (JYP Entertainment) – recording engineer
  • Lim Hong-jin (JYP Entertainment) – recording engineer
  • Jang Han-soo (JYP Entertainment) – recording engineer
  • Lee Jeong-yun "Lia" (JYP Publishing) – publishing
  • Kim Min-ji (JYP Publishing) – publishing
  • Shin Da-ye (JYP Publishing) – publishing
Warner Music Japan staff
  • Kaz Kobayashi – executive producer
  • Hayato Kajino – supervisor
  • Rie Sawaoka – supervisor
  • Yukiyasu "German" Fujii – chief A&R
  • Toshio Kai – A&R
  • Nao Fuse – A&R
  • Norihiro Fukuda – A&R
  • Hidetsugu Sato – sales promotion
  • Naoki Takami – digital planning and marketing
  • Yoshinori Ishii – digital planning and marketing
  • Mamoru Fukumitsu – WMJ "JYP room"
  • Han Gui-taek – WMJ "JYP room"
  • Kimi Yoneda – WMJ "JYP room"
  • Eom Eun-kyung – WMJ "JYP room"
  • Kim Jang-ho – WMJ "JYP room"
  • Masayo Kuroda – product coordination
  • Mizuho Makizaka – A&R secretary
  • Momoko Kitasato – A&R secretary
Japanese version recording staff
  • Goei Ito (Obelisk) – music director
  • Yu-ki Kokubo (Obelisk) – recording director
  • Satoshi Sasamoto – Pro Tools operation
Design staff
  • Toshiyuki Suzuki (United Lounge Tokyo) – art direction
  • Yasuhiro Uaeda (United Lounge Tokyo) – design
  • Tommy – photography
  • Choi Hee-sun at F. Choi – style director
  • Lim Ji-hyun at F. Choi – style director
  • Lee Jin-young at F. Choi – assistant stylist
  • Ju Young-suk at F. Choi – assistant stylist
  • Heo Su-yeon at F. Choi – assistant stylist
  • Park Nae-joo – hair director
  • Kim Se-gyeong – hair director
  • Han So-hee – assistant hair director
  • Han Gwi-seon – assistant hair director
  • Won Jung-yo – makeup director
  • Choi Su-ji – assistant makeup director
  • Jung You-jung – assistant makeup director
Movie staff
  • Kim Young-jo (Naive Production) – music video director
  • Yoo Seung-woo (Naive Production) – music video director
  • Han Gui-taek – music video making and jacket shooting making movie director
  • Yu Yamaguchi (Warner Music Mastering) – DVD authoring
Other personnel
  • Na.Zu.Na – session instruments (on "One More Time")
  • Jae-pil Jung – guitar (on "One More Time")
  • Albin Nordqvist – session instruments (on "Luv Me")
  • Twice – background vocals
  • Ikuko Tsutsumi – background vocals
  • Tony Maserati – mixing engineer (on "One More Time")
  • Ryosuke Kataoka – mixing engineer (on "Luv Me")
  • Chris Gehringer – mastering engineer

Charts[]

Certifications[]

Region Certification Certified units/sales
Japan (RIAJ)[38] Platinum 250,000^

^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

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