TWS (Shin Yu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, Kyungmin) proved both their teamwork and variety show skills through their own entertainment content.

On the 7th, a video titled '[TWS:CLUB] Guess Who Came to the Company Retreat~ Even If We Can't Play Games, Our Team Spirit Is the Best | Sci Company | EP.59' was uploaded to the official YouTube channel. The members took on roles as employees of 'Sci-Company' to participate in a company retreat, fully immersing themselves in various team-building games with gift certificates on the line.

'Silent Scream'... Diverging Game Skills In the early part of the video, the members played the 'Silent Scream' game, where they wore headsets and passed words to each other. Each member came up with nonsensical answers, revealing the gap in their gaming skills. Hanjin and Kyungmin employed a strategy of guessing words just by reading lip movements, while Dohoon and Jihoon seemed more focused on the background music than the quiz itself. Shin Yu and Youngjae took on the role of 'answer judges,' adding more laughter.

Karaoke Talent Show... Varied Singing Styles and Sense In the following karaoke talent show, Youngjae performed a stage of 'like JENNIE.' He showed off his signature wit by changing the lyrics to 'like Youngjae' and 'like TWS.' Kyungmin performed 'Amor Fati' with a unique singing style and performance, heightening the mood. Shin Yu sang 'A Glass of Soju' and created a calm atmosphere, and the members burst into laughter with reactions as if they were falling asleep in the quietened atmosphere. Afterwards, Kyungmin took over Shin Yu's microphone and continued singing, showcasing a playful dynamic between the members.

August 4: Release of 2nd Japanese Single 'SODA SODA' Meanwhile, TWS will release their second Japanese single, 'SODA SODA,' on the 4th of next month. The title track 'SODA SODA' captures the heart of cherishing the shining moments of youth, with Kyungmin, Youngjae, and Jihoon participating in the composition to add more meaning. The album also includes Japanese versions of 'Palm Tree' and 'Make Me Your N If I Am Your S.'