TWS proves to be a refreshing and charismatic performer...5th generation all-rounder

Group TWS (Shinyu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, and Kyungmin) proved that they are indeed "fifth-generation all-rounders" with a powerful performance on the stage of KBS2's 2024 Music Bank Global Festival in Japan in Fukuoka, Japan.

During the performance, which aired on the 19th, TWS showed off their diverse charms through four songs. The group grabbed attention with a special stage that reinterpreted Seo Taiji and his children's last festival. Dressed in cute furry hats, the members added a refreshing feeling to the stage as they interpreted the old-school sensibility of the original song with new energy, especially by adding modern dance breaks to the original song."

The members were praised for adding their own color to the original song.

The next performance was a reversal of fortune. TWS took the stage in uniform and delivered a magnificent performance through the song *hey! hey!*, which began with Jihoon's intense solo. The choreography that utilized flags and a dance break that was perfect down to their fingertips left fans in awe. The six members completed their charismatic performance with powerful energy, leaving a strong impression.

In another special stage, leader Shin Yu exuded charm. He showed off his new charm as he sang NCT's "Perfume" with Zero Base One's Sung Hanbin and NCT's Hanjun. Dressed in a black suit, ShinYu dominated the stage with his understated dance moves and low-to-mid-range voice, and his flawless physicality earned him a warm response from his fans.

TWS has been making their mark on various stages as the year comes to an end. They are scheduled to perform at the KBS2 2024 Entertainment Awards on the 21st, the SBS Gayo Daejeon on the 25th, the 9th Asian Artist Awards on the 27th, the MBC Gayo Daejejeon on the 31st, and the 39th Golden Disk Awards on January 4, 2025.

Fans are looking forward to TWS's upcoming performances, as the group is expected to deliver outstanding performances and complete stages despite their rookie status.