TWICE are teasing their upcoming single ‘Superstars’ with rapper Saweetie – check it out below.
Over the weekend, the acclaimed JYP Entertainment K-pop girl group began posting clips of themselves dancing with Saweetie in a studio across their social media platforms. Playing in the background of the clips are snippets of their upcoming collaboration ‘Superstars’.
‘Superstars’ is scheduled to release this Friday (August 1).
The snippet below includes a preview of Saweetie’s verse: “Turnin’ me out, I go zero to sixty / Flyin’ through traffic, ratched, sexy / Pull up right now, we can get up out the city.”
The rapper and TWICE sing together on the chorus: “You can hop up in my car, you know who you are / I got friends that wanna party and they look like superstars / Play your favourite song and you can watch us go bizarre / Don’t you wanna ride, ride, ride, ride, ride?”
The collaboration with Saweetie comes shortly after the group made their comeback in July with their fourth South Korean album ‘This Is For’. Speaking to NME last month, the group teased that they’re already “preparing something for the next chapter” of their careers.
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As for the album itself, they told us: “With each album, we try to reinvent ourselves. We try to show a different side of ourselves. This is our first full-length album in a long time, so we aimed to be as sonically diverse as possible. [As part of that effort], we divided into many different units to sing the songs, and I think that’ll really benefit the performances.”
They’ve since announced the first leg of their upcoming 2025 world tour, which currently includes numerous stops across Asia and Australia. More tour dates for North America and Europe are expected to be revealed soon.
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