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Jackson & Tzuyu

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About Jackson & Tzuyu

Wang Jia-er (Jackson of GOT7) and Chou Tzuyu (TWICE) are both prominent Chinese-speaking idols who debuted under JYP Entertainment — Jackson (from Hong Kong) with GOT7 in 2014, and Tzuyu (from Taiwan) with TWICE in 2015. As JYP labelmates from the Greater China region, their names are frequently paired in cross-group fan discussions. Tzuyu appeared in GOT7's 'Stop Stop It' music video as a JYP trainee in 2014, prior to her own debut, which gives the pairing a verifiable professional overlap even before TWICE launched. Both artists have large Chinese-speaking fanbases that overlap, contributing to the ship's visibility across Chinese-language K-pop fan platforms like Weibo. Jackson and Tzuyu's pairing is largely a fan-constructed cross-group ship grounded in their shared label origin and regional identity rather than documented personal interactions.

Jackson and Tzuyu's pairing is particularly popular in Chinese-language K-pop fan communities, where shared Greater China heritage and JYP labelmate status give the ship a regional flavour distinct from most Korean-centric ships. Content tends to be affectionate and cross-group rather than deeply moment-documented.

Fun facts

✦ Tzuyu appeared in GOT7's 'Stop Stop It' MV as a pre-debut JYP trainee in 2014 — giving the pairing a real professional connection before either of their current group's major eras.
✦ Jackson (from Hong Kong) and Tzuyu (from Taiwan) are both part of the small cohort of Chinese-speaking JYP idols who built massive cross-regional fanbases.
✦ Jackson has become one of K-pop's most globally connected artists, with a solo career and extensive Chinese entertainment presence.
✦ TWICE's Tzuyu has become one of the most recognisable Taiwanese artists in the K-pop industry.

Moments

2014-10

GOT7 'Stop Stop It' MV

Tzuyu, then still a JYP trainee, appeared in GOT7's 'Stop Stop It' music video. This moment — predating her TWICE debut by more than a year — represents the earliest documented shared screen presence between the two artists and is often cited as the factual anchor of the ship.