TWICE have been certified gold with their Japanese album.
On May 13 KST, the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) certified the songs that surpassed album milestones in Japan for the month of April; gold at 100,000 units, platinum at 250,000 units, double platinum at 500,000 units, and triple platinum at 750,000 units.
Global girl group TWICE earned another RIAJ album certification as their 4th Japanese best-of album, '#TWICE4', surpassed 100,000 units sold in Japan. This marks the group's 16th single/album to reach the mark. TWICE currently have one RIAJ double platinum certification with 'Wake Me Up', 9 platinum certifications with '#TWICE', 'One More Time', 'Candy Pop', 'BDZ', '#TWICE2', 'Happy Happy', 'Breakthrough', '&TWICE', and 'Fanfare', and their 6 gold certifications, include 'Better', '#TWICE3', 'Kura Kura', 'Perfect World', 'Doughnut', and '#TWICE4'.
Congratulations to TWICE!
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