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''Eyes Wide Open'' is the second Korean full album[[note]]fourth overall, including Japanese albums[[/note]] by K-pop girl group Music/{{Twice}}, released on October 26, 2020, on the week of the group's fifth anniversary. Their first Korean full album since 2017's ''Twicetagram'' shows a darker and more mature side of the group with a sound prominently influenced by CityPop.
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''Eyes Wide Open'' is the second Korean full album[[note]]fourth overall, including Japanese albums[[/note]] by K-pop girl group Music/{{Twice}}, released on October 26, 2020, on the week of the group's fifth anniversary. Their first Korean full album since 2017's ''Twicetagram'' ''Music/{{Twicetagram}}'' shows a darker and more mature side of the group with a sound prominently influenced by CityPop.
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* FaceOnTheCover: The nine members dressed in shades of grey.
* IntercourseWithYou: Heavily implied in "Shot Clock":
* IntercourseWithYou: Heavily implied in "Shot Clock":
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* FaceOnTheCover: The nine members dressed in shades of grey.
* IntercourseWithYou: Heavily implied inDoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: "Shot Clock":Clock" lyrics, especially Chaeyoung's lines, might sound a little suggestive:
* IntercourseWithYou: Heavily implied in
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* FaceOnTheCover: The nine members dressed in shades of grey.
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* IntercourseWithYou: Heavily implied in "Shot Clock":
--> "Beat the buzzer, uh, beat the buzz\\
Don’t stop, I’ll get you in the zone, ay\\
At that end, when everything is different\\
At that time, I’m gonna make you holler all night long"\\
([[https://twice.fandom.com/wiki/Shot_Clock English translation]])
--> "Beat the buzzer, uh, beat the buzz\\
Don’t stop, I’ll get you in the zone, ay\\
At that end, when everything is different\\
At that time, I’m gonna make you holler all night long"\\
([[https://twice.fandom.com/wiki/Shot_Clock English translation]])
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* SeductionLyric: "Hell in Heaven" is probably the most seductive song Twice ever had:
--> "My hope in hell, take me to your paradise"
--> "My hope in hell, take me to your paradise"
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* LyricalColdOpen: The music on "Depend On You" starts a split-second after the vocal.
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''Eyes Wide Open'' is the second Korean full album[[note]]fourth overall, including Japanese albums[[/note]] by K-pop girl group Music/{{Twice}}, released on October 26, 2020, on the week of the group’s fifth anniversary. Their first Korean full album since 2017’s ''Twicetagram'' shows a darker and more mature side of the group with a sound prominently influenced by CityPop.
Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of "I Can't Stop Me" on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of "I Can’t Stop Me" was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of "I Can't Stop Me" on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of "I Can’t Stop Me" was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
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''Eyes Wide Open'' is the second Korean full album[[note]]fourth overall, including Japanese albums[[/note]] by K-pop girl group Music/{{Twice}}, released on October 26, 2020, on the week of the group’s group's fifth anniversary. Their first Korean full album since 2017’s 2017's ''Twicetagram'' shows a darker and more mature side of the group with a sound prominently influenced by CityPop.
Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of "I Can't Stop Me" on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of "ICan’t Can't Stop Me" was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of "I Can't Stop Me" on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of "I
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* {{Sampling}}: "Hell in Heaven" has a sample from the 1942 film ''Eyes in the Night'' near the beginning.
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* TheInsomniac: The subject of "Up No More", a song written by Jihyo about her own insomnia.
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* CallBack: "Go Hard" references the 2019 song "Feel Special".
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** "Go Hard" references the 2019 song "FeelSpecial".Special".
** "Shot Clock" references the 2017 song "Likey"
** "Go Hard" references the 2019 song "Feel
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--> "Beat the shot clock!"
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Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of I Can't Stop Me on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of I Can’t Stop Me was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
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Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of I "I Can't Stop Me Me" on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of I "I Can’t Stop Me Me" was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
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# Bring It Back (3:28)
# Believer (3:16)
# Queen (3:13)
# Go Hard (3:01)
# Shot Clock (3:29)
# Handle It (2:51)
# Depend On You (3:18)
# Say Something (4:07)
# Behind the Mask (3:38)
# Hell in Heaven (2:59)
# Up No More (3:34)
# Do What We Like (2:59)
# Bring It Back (3:28)
# Believer (3:16)
# Queen (3:13)
# Go Hard (3:01)
# Shot Clock (3:29)
# Handle It (2:51)
# Depend On You (3:18)
# Say Something (4:07)
# Behind the Mask (3:38)
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#Up "Up No More More" (3:34)
#Do "Do What We Like Like" (2:59)
#Bring "Bring It Back Back" (3:28)
#Believer "Believer" (3:16)
#Queen "Queen" (3:13)
#Go Hard "Go Hard" (3:01)
#Shot Clock "Shot Clock" (3:29)
#Handle It "Handle It" (2:51)
#Depend "Depend On You You" (3:18)
#Say Something "Say Something" (4:07)
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Shot Clock invokes this in a figurative sense, trying to get someone to approach the speaker quickly.
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Shot Clock "Shot Clock" invokes this in a figurative sense, trying to get someone to approach the speaker quickly.
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[[caption-width-right:316:Digital cover.]]
''Eyes Wide Open'' is the second Korean full album[[note]]fourth overall, including Japanese albums[[/note]] by K-pop girl group Music/{{Twice}}, released on October 26, 2020, on the week of the group’s fifth anniversary. Their first Korean full album since 2017’s ''Twicetagram'' shows a darker and more mature side of the group with a sound prominently influenced by CityPop.
Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of I Can't Stop Me on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of I Can’t Stop Me was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
!! Tracklist:
# I Can't Stop Me (3:29)
# Hell in Heaven (2:59)
# Up No More (3:34)
# Do What We Like (2:59)
# Bring It Back (3:28)
# Believer (3:16)
# Queen (3:13)
# Go Hard (3:01)
# Shot Clock (3:29)
# Handle It (2:51)
# Depend On You (3:18)
# Say Something (4:07)
# Behind the Mask (3:38)
!! We just trope hard:
* BreatherEpisode: The more ethereal-sounding EDM song "Do What We Like" breaks the spell of dark tracks for a while. Similarly, there is the comforting "Depend On You", which comes after the more somber "Handle It".
* CallBack: "Go Hard" references the 2019 song "Feel Special".
* CityPop: A major influence on this album, most notably on "I Can't Stop Me", "Up No More", and "Say Something".
* DarkerAndEdgier: This is by far the darkest album Twice has done. It bears almost no resemblance to most of their other albums, especially their 2015-18 releases. It has themes of descending into evil ("I Can't Stop Me"), the painful side of falling in love ("Hell In Heaven"), insomnia ("Up No More"), struggling to accept a parting ("Handle It"), and feeling distant in relationships ("Behind the Mask").
* FaceOnTheCover: The nine members dressed in shades of grey.
* RaceAgainstTheClock: Shot Clock invokes this in a figurative sense, trying to get someone to approach the speaker quickly.
* SelfEmpowermentAnthem: Multiple, with "Go Hard" being a more subtle example due to LyricalDissonance. The opponent is referred to as "the woman in the mirror".
[[caption-width-right:316:Digital cover.]]
''Eyes Wide Open'' is the second Korean full album[[note]]fourth overall, including Japanese albums[[/note]] by K-pop girl group Music/{{Twice}}, released on October 26, 2020, on the week of the group’s fifth anniversary. Their first Korean full album since 2017’s ''Twicetagram'' shows a darker and more mature side of the group with a sound prominently influenced by CityPop.
Following a short US leg of their 2019 tour, this album helped set the stage for their Western breakthrough, being their first release to make the top half of the Billboard 200[[note]]their first release to make the chart was the ''More & More'' EP, released a few months earlier, at the very bottom of the chart[[/note]]. To promote this album, they made their US TV debut with a performance of I Can't Stop Me on ''Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert''. However, Twice member Jeongyeon was on hiatus at that time due to health issues. An English version of I Can’t Stop Me was released as a promo single on November 30, 2020.
!! Tracklist:
# I Can't Stop Me (3:29)
# Hell in Heaven (2:59)
# Up No More (3:34)
# Do What We Like (2:59)
# Bring It Back (3:28)
# Believer (3:16)
# Queen (3:13)
# Go Hard (3:01)
# Shot Clock (3:29)
# Handle It (2:51)
# Depend On You (3:18)
# Say Something (4:07)
# Behind the Mask (3:38)
!! We just trope hard:
* BreatherEpisode: The more ethereal-sounding EDM song "Do What We Like" breaks the spell of dark tracks for a while. Similarly, there is the comforting "Depend On You", which comes after the more somber "Handle It".
* CallBack: "Go Hard" references the 2019 song "Feel Special".
* CityPop: A major influence on this album, most notably on "I Can't Stop Me", "Up No More", and "Say Something".
* DarkerAndEdgier: This is by far the darkest album Twice has done. It bears almost no resemblance to most of their other albums, especially their 2015-18 releases. It has themes of descending into evil ("I Can't Stop Me"), the painful side of falling in love ("Hell In Heaven"), insomnia ("Up No More"), struggling to accept a parting ("Handle It"), and feeling distant in relationships ("Behind the Mask").
* FaceOnTheCover: The nine members dressed in shades of grey.
* RaceAgainstTheClock: Shot Clock invokes this in a figurative sense, trying to get someone to approach the speaker quickly.
* SelfEmpowermentAnthem: Multiple, with "Go Hard" being a more subtle example due to LyricalDissonance. The opponent is referred to as "the woman in the mirror".
