Jihyo

South Korean singer with TWICE

Jihyo - Performers & Entertainers born February 1st, 1997
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A South Korean singer gained recognition as the leader of the girl group TWICE. Debuted in 2015 with the single album 'The Story Begins,' which featured the hit song 'Like Ooh-Ahh.' The group quickly achieved commercial success with subsequent releases, solidifying a prominent position in the K-pop industry. In addition to group activities, engaged in solo projects and collaborations with other artists. Participated in various television programs, showcasing versatility beyond music performance.

Led the girl group TWICE

Achieved multiple chart-topping albums

Performed at major events like Coachella

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