TXT's 'Love Language' Is Their 20th Song With 100M Streams
Twenty songs. One group. Tomorrow X Together's "Love Language" passed 100 million streams on Spotify as of Sunday, Big Hit Music confirmed Tuesday - the 20th track in the quintet's catalog to cross the mark, not counting features.
"Love Language" wasn't a title track. Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Hueningkai released the afrohouse-flavored song as a surprise digital single in May 2025, mid-way through a world tour, with no album campaign behind it. It still topped iTunes' Top Songs chart in nine regions, hit No. 2 on Oricon's Daily Digital Single Ranking and No. 1 on LINE Music's Daily Songs Top 100 - numbers usually reserved for a lead single, not a bonus drop.
The milestone puts "Love Language" alongside a catalog few K-pop acts can match at this point in a career. "0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)," TXT's collaboration with Seori, has passed 300 million streams. Seven more tracks - "LO$ER=LO♡ER," "Blue Hour," "Sugar Rush Ride," "Deja Vu," "Anti-Romantic," "Run Away" and "Good Boy Gone Bad" - are past 200 million. Twenty songs at nine figures is a depth chart, not a highlight reel.
The streak isn't isolated to one song, either. TXT's fifth mini album, "The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION," opened at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and stayed on the chart for 19 consecutive weeks, moving 2.18 million copies in its first week in Korea, according to Hanteo Chart data. "Devil by the Window," a track from that same album, crossed its own 100-million Spotify mark back in June. Streaming and physical sales are moving together, not trading off - a pattern the group's earlier eras didn't always show.
The timing works in TXT's favor. The group takes the stage at "Inkigayo Live in Tokyo" at Saitama's Belluna Dome on Tuesday, then flies to New York for the 2026 Global Citizen Festival on Sept. 26 - the only K-pop act on a lineup built around Central Park's main stage. Hueningkai has a solo slot on that bill.
Behind both dates sits a bigger number: "Steal the Wind," the tour TXT kicks off in November, running through four cities in Japan, five in Southeast Asia, seven in North America and six in Europe. It's the group's most geographically ambitious run yet, and it follows a year that already included an eight-show "MOA CON" run across four Japanese cities marking TXT's seventh anniversary. A song nobody planned as a single just became one more reason to buy a ticket to whatever comes next.
