GIRLSET’s “Tweak” Music Video Crosses 10 Million Views on YouTube

The music video for GIRLSET’s new song “Tweak,” the global girl group under JYP Entertainment, has surpassed 10 million views on YouTube. GIRLSET released its new digital single “Tweak” along with the title track at midnight on March 6 (local time), and by the morning of March 12, it reached the significant milestone of 10 million YouTube views.

“Tweak” was created through collaboration between JYP’s lead producer J.Y. Park and Grammy-winning producer Diego Ave, featuring a vintage R&B sound rooted in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The lyrics convey a bold and confident message of “Don’t think that I’m weak,” and the track is recognized for blending K-pop’s sophisticated production techniques with elements of global pop music.

The music video achieved immediate success. The mysterious atmosphere and captivating dance moves of Lexy, Camilla, Kendall, and Savannah captured viewers’ attention, driving high replay rates. Just two days after release, on March 7 (local time), it topped YouTube’s Music Video Trending Worldwide chart. It surpassed 5.7 million views within 24 hours of release and also ranked fifth on YouTube’s U.S. Rising Popular Songs list, as well as making it into the top 10 most popular music videos in the United States as of March 6.

GIRLSET is maintaining communication with fans through various content related to the new song on its official social media channels. The performance video for “Tweak” released on March 8 and the visualizer for the acapella version “Tweak (Acapella)” posted on March 11 demonstrated the four members’ strong vocal skills and excellent harmonies. The group is continuing to build momentum through various promotional activities, including fanmeetings in cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York, as well as interviews on major local radio stations.