TWICE’s Jihyo joins RedOne’s “Follow Me” as official music video is released

TWICE × About group TWICE TWICE is a nine-member girl group famous for bright concepts, addictive choruses, and a huge discography of K-pop hits. Tap again to view profile → Close member Jihyo × Artist bio Jihyo Real name: Park Ji-hyoPosition: Leader, Main VocalistNationality: South KoreanBirthday: 1997-02-01Birthplace: Guri, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea Leader and main vocalist of TWICE. Jihyo is a responsible, hard working leader and main vocalist, balancing a warm, friendly personality with steady leadership. Tap again to view profile → Close is taking part in a major international music project with the release of the official music video for “Follow Me,” a global collaboration produced by Grammy-winning songwriter and producer RedOne.

While the song was originally released on June 12, the official music video was unveiled this week, giving fans a first look at the visual concept behind the track. “Follow Me” brings together artists from different parts of the world, including Moroccan-American rapper French Montana, Brazilian singer-songwriter Ludmilla and emerging pop artist Adriana C, alongside Jihyo’s vocals.

According to JYP Entertainment, the song was created with the goal of connecting music fans across cultures through a message of unity, energy and celebration. The project combines a variety of musical influences and languages, reflecting its international lineup and broad global appeal.

The newly released music video also features appearances from several well-known football figures, including Brazilian legend Ronaldo, Real Madrid midfielder Brahim Díaz, Federico Valverde and Dutch defender Denzel Dumfries. Their participation adds a sports element to the project while reinforcing its message of bringing together people from different backgrounds through shared passions.

Behind the project is RedOne, the Grammy-winning producer known for creating hits for artists such as Lady Gaga, Enrique Iglesias and One Direction. Throughout his career, he has developed numerous large-scale international collaborations and has increasingly focused on projects that connect music with global audiences.

Speaking to Billboard, RedOne highlighted the unique relationship between music and sports, describing them as two universal languages capable of creating powerful shared experiences across borders and cultures.

For Jihyo, the collaboration represents another milestone in her growing international presence. Since debuting with TWICE in 2015, she has become known for her powerful vocals and stage presence, helping the group become one of the most successful K-pop acts worldwide. Her participation in “Follow Me” introduces a K-pop element to a project designed to reach audiences on a global scale.