TWICE’s MISAMO Unveil Upcoming Documentary ‘Once More’
The documentary portrays the J-pop trio in a brand new light.
By Rome Saenz
MISAMO: Courtesy of TWICE Japan
MISAMO: Courtesy of TWICE Japan
We’ll be seeing MISAMO in a “NEW LOOK” soon.
As commemoration of the sub-unit’s exponential success, TWICE’s Japanese trio will be coming out with a documentary titled Once More this November 10. This announcement came in tandem with the release of the trio’s highly anticipated sophomore album, HAUTE COUTURE, last night (November 6).
The trailer for this upcoming documentary offers a sneak peek into the raw thoughts and creation behind the sub-unit’s artistry as they portray themselves in a different light in converse to their image when part of Korea’s iconic girl group TWICE. In this preview, MISAMO’s Mina expresses, “Not making up completely is a very important part of me.”
In addition to this, Sana details, “Rather than showing something, I just want people to see me as I am.”
Bouncing off that sentiment, the group’s eldest Momo mentions, “I hope I can show people that slightly more serious side of me as well.”
Watch the trailer for Once More here:
Frequently Asked Questions
Once More is a documentary about MISAMO, the Japanese trio of TWICE, scheduled for November 10. Its trailer offers a look at the raw thoughts and creation behind the sub-unit’s artistry, portraying the members in a different light from their image as part of TWICE.
MISAMO is TWICE’s Japanese trio, made up of Mina, Sana, and Momo. In the trailer, Momo, described as the group’s eldest, says she hopes to show people a slightly more serious side of herself, while Mina and Sana speak about appearing as they are.
MISAMO released their sophomore album HAUTE COUTURE on November 6. The documentary announcement came in tandem with the album release, with the Once More trailer arriving alongside it, and the documentary itself was scheduled for November 10, four days after the album.
Mina said, “Not making up completely is a very important part of me.” Sana said that rather than showing something, she wants people to see her as she is, and Momo said she hopes to show a slightly more serious side.
The announcement framed the documentary as a “NEW LOOK” at MISAMO, with the trio portraying themselves in a different light from their image in TWICE. The trailer centers on less made-up appearances and personal reflections rather than the polish associated with the larger group.