TWICE gives stunning performance on 'I Can't Stop Me' on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert; the group releases English version of the song 

The powerful girl group TWICE, from South Korea, made their late-night talk show debut with a stunning performance on 'I Can't Stop Me' on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

TWICE gives stunning performance on 'I Can't Stop Me' on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert; the group releases English version of the song 

On the day of the English version release of the lead track from their latest album 'Eyes Wide Open', the group performed on the synth-wave track that beautifully captures the emotions of the members who are trying a make a choice between the good and the evil. Dressed in the varied version of brown colour, the popstars gave a memorable performance on the show as they crooned the Korean version of the song.

The English version was released on November 30, 2020. The lyrics go, "Oh I been caught under the spot, spot, spotlight / I wanna cave into the dark side calling to me / The ending’s obvious I know it’s not right / I can’t stop me, can’t stop me."
The group dropped their second full-length album 'Eyes Wide Open' on October 26, 2020.

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