TXT's "Good Boy Gone Bad" Just Became Their 11th Music Video to Hit 100 Million Views
Tomorrow X Together's music video for "Good Boy Gone Bad" crossed 100 million views on YouTube on Thursday at approximately 11:35 a.m. KST, marking the 11th video in the group's catalog to reach the milestone.
The song took roughly four years, two months and 21 days to get there since its release. It joins a list that includes "CROWN," "Blue Hour," "Run Away," "Cat & Dog," "Sugar Rush Ride," "0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)," "LO$ER=LO♡ER," "Back for More," "Chasing That Feeling" and "Deja Vu" - a run that spans the group's discography from their 2019 debut through more recent releases, and one of the more consistent 100-million-view track records among fourth-generation K-pop acts.
TXT - Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Huening Kai - has spent the past several months split between individual and group commitments. The five-member lineup is set to headline the final night of KCON LA 2026 on Aug. 16 at the Los Angeles Convention Center and Crypto.com Arena, with Yeonjun performing a separate solo set the night before, on Aug. 15.
Milestones like this one function less as news in themselves and more as a running tally of how deep TXT's back catalog runs relative to when each song came out - "Good Boy Gone Bad" needed over four years to reach nine figures, a pace that reflects steady, long-tail viewing rather than a single viral spike. The group has not announced a new comeback date following this stretch of individual promotions, and neither Big Hit Music nor the group has commented on the milestone beyond social media posts marking the occasion.
The pace of TXT's 100-million-view catalog has picked up noticeably since the group's early years. "CROWN," the 2019 debut single, took considerably longer to cross the threshold than the group's more recent releases have, reflecting both TXT's growing global reach and the general acceleration of K-pop viewership on YouTube over the past half-decade. With 11 videos now past the mark, TXT sits among a small group of fourth-generation acts - alongside groups like Stray Kids and aespa - whose catalogs have reached that scale across multiple release cycles rather than through one or two breakout hits.
Fans marking the occasion online have largely framed it as one data point in a longer pattern rather than a standalone event, consistent with how the group's fandom has tracked similar milestones for "CROWN" and "LO$ER=LO♡ER" in past years. With KCON LA still more than two weeks out, the "Good Boy Gone Bad" milestone lands in a comparatively quiet stretch of the group's 2026 schedule.
