Fanchants are a long standing part of K-pop fan culture in South Korea, where audiences shout members' names and key phrases at set points in a song. TWICE, the nine member girl group formed by JYP Entertainment in 2015, released What Is Love in 2018 as the title track of their mini album of the same name. The song's call and response chorus made it ideal for a structured chant, and fan made guides spread online so ONCE, the group's fandom, could learn the timing for concerts, music shows and fan events.
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TWICE What Is Love fanchant with member name chants timed to the chorus of the K-pop song. Fans use it to learn the cheers for concerts and fan dance covers.
This clip captures the official style fanchant for TWICE's What Is Love, with fans shouting the members' names and key lines in rhythm over the bright, bubbly chorus. The chant builds in the gaps between vocals, rising on the hook and dropping back so the singing stays clear. It sounds energetic and coordinated rather than chaotic, like a concert crowd rehearsed to perfection. Hearing it instantly adds a live audience feeling, making a solo listen or dance practice feel bigger, louder and more celebratory.