Now, the sensational K-pop group Twice has truly made waves with not just one but two remarkable collaborations. Their new seven-track release, titled "Strategy," features an electrifying music video that has taken the world by storm. And the appearance of artist Megan Thee Stallion in this video has added an extra layer of excitement.

Twice's Winning Strategy and Megan's Impact

First Collaboration: "Mamushi" Remix

Twice previously showed their boldness with the "Mamushi" remix, boldly dubbing themselves "bad and hot like Meg, nine stallions on your mind." This set the stage for their continued confidence and creativity.

It was a moment that demonstrated their ability to merge different styles and create a unique musical experience. Their self-proclaimed image of being "hot like Meg" showcased their growing influence and willingness to take risks.

The remix became a hit, attracting the attention of fans worldwide and paving the way for their next big collaboration.

Second Link-up: "Strategy" Music Video

In their all-English title track from the fourteenth mini-album, Twice asserts, "Winning is my trademark, soon you’ll never wanna leave / My strategy, strategy, will getcha, getcha, baby." This showcases their confidence and determination in the music world.

The video features the nine members - Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu - outlining their steps to getting a guy and dancing in front of pink targets. Jihyo's fierce dance with the knives adds an element of intrigue, suggesting that her love interest has no choice but to be captivated.

Megan Thee Stallion later makes a grand entrance with her 35-second verse. Wearing a bracelet with all nine of Twice's individual representative colors, she is very direct about her plan to get a man: "Left, right, left right, do it to the beat / Talk with my body, that’s my strategy." Her presence adds a new dimension to the video, creating a powerful synergy between the two artists.

The choreography and visuals in the video are truly captivating, making it a must-watch for fans of both Twice and Megan Thee Stallion. It showcases the group's growth and evolution as artists and their ability to collaborate with different genres and styles.