More and More was released by Twice in 2020 as the title track of their ninth extended play, with JYP Entertainment behind the group. The song's bright chorus and dance-focused video helped it travel beyond K-pop fandom, appearing in fan edits, dance covers and short-form videos. Its short, instantly recognisable hook makes it easy to reuse, which is why the excerpt still appears in celebratory online edits years after release.
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An 18-second excerpt from Twice's More and More music video, with its bright tropical-pop chorus and upbeat dance rhythm. Fans use it for K-pop edits.
This clip captures the bright, high-energy opening hook of Twice's More and More, with layered female vocals singing over a breezy tropical-house beat, crisp percussion and a shimmering synth line that builds quickly toward the chorus. The tempo feels sunny and confident, the harmonies stay clean and punchy, and the production keeps every voice clear above the rhythm. Played on its own, it instantly signals a K-pop dance moment, lifting the mood and making a short video feel polished, playful and ready to move, even before any choreography or visual edit begins to unfold.
