TWICE first unveiled some of the sound and choreography of its new song "Feel Special."

TWICE, which will release its new album "Feel Special" and the title track of the same name on Sunday, has been showcasing a series of teasing content that expresses its new concept.

In the comeback photo released earlier, he visually expressed the overwhelming feeling of being special at the moment using light and object.

On Wednesday at midnight, he opened a video clip titled "Silhouette Intro," a music video teaser featuring introductions of intro and choreography, stimulating fans' eyes and ears.

Through a stage decorated with glittering chandeliers and golden decorations, the album revealed its visual concept once again.

TWICE took to the stage with a fantastic temple-like atmosphere and showed off its enchanting dance line with the goddess's self.

It shone a beautiful flower even in the dark, giving off special energy with dynamic choreography centered on Mina.

Intro sound inserted in the video also heralded a trendy yet lyrical atmosphere.

Expectations are growing that the full version of the "Feel Special" MV will be filled with what charm.

Meanwhile, the title track "Feel Special" is a song about "the heart-wrenching moment" given by the small people.

The song's inspiration stemmed from a conversation between Park Jin-young and TWICE.

Listening to the members' honest stories, Park Jin-young wrote the song with trendy sounds on the message "We can all be something special for each reason."

In addition, Lee Woo-min, who worked on "KNOCK KNOCK" and "What is Love?", completed the work.

Park Jin-young X TWICE X Lee Woo-min gave the green light to TWICE's "12th consecutive hit" with a fantasy combination.

In addition to the title track, the new mini-album also features new songs with colorful charms.

Of them, "21:29" added to TWICE's sincerity as all nine members participated in the songwriting for the first time since its debut.

TWICE's eighth mini album "Feel Special" will be unveiled on various music sites at 6 p.m. on Sunday.