Twice unveiled the colorful music video for their new single “I Can’t Stop Me” on Monday (Oct. 26).
In the visual, the K-pop girl group find themselves seated at a long table opposite mirror images of themselves, before performing an impressively relentless dance routine throughout most of the video.
“I’m surrounded by that spot, spot, spotlight/ As it shines on me, I’m swept into the darkness/ I see the end, I know it’s not right/ I can’t stop me, can’t stop me/ Right in front of me, this red, red, red line/ Across from each other, you and I exchange glances/ Wanna feel this thrilling highlight/ I can’t stop me, can’t stop me,” the nine idols sing on the ’80s-inspired chorus as they dance through a pristine subway station, a rainbow-hued canyon and a giant extraterrestrial lotus flower in a variety of color-coordinated looks.
As the video closes, the girls stare fiercely into the camera while aboard a train, all while wearing high-fashion black-and-yellow outfits reminiscent of the iconic plaid separates worn by Alicia Silverstone’s Cher Horowitz in 1995’s Clueless.
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“I Can’t Stop Me” serves as the lead single for the group’s second Korean-language studio set, Eyes Wide Open, which was simultaneously released on Monday via Republic Records/JYP Entertainment.
The new full-length album arrives just four months after Twice’s ninth Korean mini-album More & More, which bowed at No. 2 on Billboard’s World Albums chart back in June thanks to the tropical house vibes of its bouncing title track.
Watch Twice dance it out in “I Can’t Stop Me” below.