TWICE's Jihyo calls for a 'World Cup Song'..Collaboration with Grammy-winning producer

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TWICE member Jihyo has released the global collaboration track 'French Montana x LUDMILLA x JIHYO (TWICE) x Adriana C x RedOne - Follow Me'.

The track 'Follow Me', featuring Jihyo, was officially released on the 12th as a global collaboration song planned to connect football and music fans worldwide ahead of the 2026 FIFA North American Cup.

This project was led by Grammy Award-winning producer and composer RedOne, with Jihyo, French Montana, Ludmilla, and Adriana C participating to infuse their unique personalities and musical colors.

In an interview with Billboard, producer and composer RedOne stated, "Music and sports are the most powerful languages that connect the world. When these two elements meet, they create a special moment that goes beyond a simple song or match, allowing people around the globe to resonate simultaneously." He added, "Ultimately, music connects people. The meeting of music and sports creates the largest stage and the widest audience, and it is precisely at that point that cultural change begins."

Based on this message, 'Follow Me' features artists transcending nationality and culture, singing of harmony, energy, and connection, while expressing global anticipation and a festive atmosphere for the 2026 FIFA North American Cup. The music video, released on the 22nd, featured global football stars including Brazil's Ronaldo, Morocco's Brahim Diaz, and Uruguay's Federico Valverde, capturing attention.

Jihyo has recently been demonstrating a unique presence by participating in various projects, including the original soundtrack 'TAKEDOWN (JEONGYEON, JIHYO, CHAEYOUNG)' for Netflix's 'KPop Demon Hunters', the theme song 'Stardust love song' for the tvN drama 'Twenty-Five Twenty-One', and featuring on American R&B singer Jenevieve's new single 'Hvnly (feat. JIHYO of TWICE)'.

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