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"Its lyrics are about the protagonist's" → "The lyrics are about the protagonist's"
"best-of lists by" → "best-of lists by the likes of"
The chart position seem poorly laid out; not only should South Korea probably be first since that is where the group are from, but New Zealand is not notable when it is only a Hot Singles chart and why is the Netherlands position not mentioned when lower positions are? Also, change the UK to the United Kingdom
"went on to get certified Gold by" → "was certified gold by"
Remove the amount of units or streams each certification represents
"In Japan, it was certified Platinum by" → "In Japan, it was certified platinum by"
"Cry for Me" is not mentioned by the source – "What You Waiting For" is though, a song later mentioned in this section too
"on their first Japanese album," → "on the group's first Japanese album,"
Delete the 2018 Japanese film since this is not notable
The 10th EP's release is not sourced
"On August 23, JYP Entertainment" → "On August 23, 2021, JYP Entertainment"
Using this, I would add the group's comments about it being their first English single and they also mentioned a desired to communicate to audiences in the United States that is notable
""The Feels" is a" → "Musically, "The Feels" is a"
There is a drum that should be added in prose; maybe move the part after the genre and tempo of the current opening sentence to a new sentence and include this with that?
The first comma should be before group member rather than explained
"saying, "the song is about falling" → "saying, "The song is about falling"
Add the release years in brackets of "Like Ooh-Ahh" and "Cheer Up"
I think adding the refrain to this section would be worth it
The information feels disordered; I would move South Korea to first per it being their home country and the global streams and Global 200 to last since this is more of a finalization, as it is worldwide
You should mention along with the United States stats the position it entered the Billboard Hot 100 at
"peaked at number 3" → "peaked at number three" per MOS:NUM and Japan should be the second country since it is the closest to South Korea and then have the New Zealand, Malaysia, and Singapore positions
Add the Japanese certification in prose
"the group's second entry" → "becoming Twice's second entry"
You need a source for it being their first song to chart on the UK Singles Chart
"landed at no. 40" → "landed at number 40"
"received a Gold certification" → "received a gold certification" and mention this was in the US with the number of certified units signified
Pre-orders are not showing as sourced, unless that is my Google translator's issue; if not sourced, please simply change to one sentence that mentions the release date they announced on September 3 too
If the single release date is not added in the above sentence, mention it in one afterwards please
"with a performance of" → "with performances of" although the Stephen Colbert one is not sourced and add that these performances were during 2021
Chaeyoung should not be wikilinked and the member writing these lyrics is unsourced
Wikilink music video, although the director is not mentioned by the source
"on JYP Entertainment's official social media channels" → "on JYP Entertainment's official YouTube channel" per the source's video
"of the 1995 movie" → "of the 1995 film"
The last sentence reads repetitively; reword it to either stating they announced or teased their third Korean album and third tour at the end of the video
Lililolol Thank you for the response, sorry I could not get back to you until now I was busy the past two nights. The issue still persisting are that "The Feels" is a" needs to → "Musically, "The Feels" is a", refs have MOS:QWQ and MOS:CAPS issues in some places still when you are using multiple speech marks inside titles and capitalizing words that should not be and change Recording Industry Association of Malaysia to publisher. Most importantly of all, overquote is still in use for the music video section and this is also causing the article to be non-compliant with copyvio, as is the overquoting from Bustle and Bollywood Hungama. --K. Peake07:45, 2 June 2024 (UTC)Reply
Lililolol Thanks for your honesty – the QWQ issues refer to when you have placed double speech marks ("") inside references yourself – take ref 24 as a good example. --K. Peake21:36, 4 June 2024 (UTC)Reply
@Lililolol Going to clarify it here: He's saying not to use "double speech" marks, use 'single speech' marks, since the ref has double speech marks in it. That's how it's a MOS:QWQ issue. Only fix that in refs 3, 22, 24, 51 and 55. — VAUGHANJ. (t·c) 08:15, 5 June 2024 (UTC)Reply