TWICE's latest full-length album, Formula Of Love: O+T=<3, was officially released on Friday afternoon. The album is the group's third studio album.

The pre-order sales for TWICE's new album Formula of Love: O+T=<3 had already achieved 700,000 units before it was released, according to the group's label JYP Entertainment. It is estimated that 550,000 album pre-orders were sold for Formula of Love: O+T=<3, making it the most pre-ordered in the group's entire career. This means they have surpassed their ninth mini-album, More & More, which received 550,000 album pre-orders.

The group's most recent album took first place on Hanteo for the Biggest First-Day Sales by a Girl group this year, beating the previous record set by their 10th mini-album Taste Of Love, which was released back in June. In the case of Formula of Love: O+T=<3, the number of copies sold was 238,631, whereas the number of copies sold for Taste of Love was 180,236.

Following the release of their summer-themed EP Taste of Love as well as their latest Japanese album, Perfect World, it appears that 2021 is a busy year for the much-loved girl group.

Even though the year is nearly over, TWICE still has a slew of projects planned, including the release of a Japanese Christmas-themed single titled Doughnut, which might be released in December.