Tomorrow X Together’s “Love Language” passed 100 million streams on Spotify, making it the group’s 20th song to reach the mark, Big Hit Music said.
TXT just added another song to its 100 million club.
Tomorrow X Together’s “Love Language” passed 100 million streams on Spotify as of Sunday, Sept. 20, according to StarNews. It’s the group’s 20th song to cross that line, Big Hit Music said.
When did TXT release “Love Language”?
TXT dropped “Love Language” in May 2025 as a surprise digital single during its world tour.
So it took the song a little under a year and a half to hit 100 million on Spotify. For a single that wasn’t the lead track of a big album, that’s a strong run.
What is TXT’s “Love Language” about?
The song is about getting to know someone you love so well that it’s like learning a brand-new language, StarNews reported.
It’s also a little different for TXT. The Korea Herald calls it an upbeat Afro house track, which is dance music with a warm, bouncy groove.
How did “Love Language” do on the charts?
It did well around the world. According to the Korea Herald, the song:
Topped the iTunes Top Songs chart in nine regions
Reached No. 2 on Oricon’s daily digital single ranking in Japan
Hit No. 1 on LINE Music’s daily top 100, also in Japan
What are TXT’s most-streamed songs on Spotify?
“Love Language” joins a long list. According to StarNews, TXT’s biggest Spotify hit is “0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You) feat. Seori,” with more than 300 million streams.
Several more have passed 200 million, including:
“LOSER=LOVER” (stylized with a dollar sign and a heart)
“Sugar Rush Ride”
“Deja Vu”
“Anti-Romantic”
“Good Boy Gone Bad”
“You and Me at 5:53 in the Sky”
“Waiting for You at Platform 9 3/4 (Run Away)”
That last title tells you TXT has never been shy about long song names.
Who is TXT?
Tomorrow X Together, or TXT, is a five-member K-pop boy group under Big Hit Music, the same label as BTS. The members are Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Huening Kai.
The group debuted in March 2019. Fans are called MOA, which stands for “Moments of Alwaysness.”
What is TXT doing next?
The group is busy this month. TXT performed at SBS’s “Inkigayo Live in Tokyo” at Saitama Super Arena and is scheduled for the 2026 Global Citizen Festival in New York’s Central Park on Saturday, Sept. 26, StarNews reported.
TXT’s Yeonjun also made news this week when he donated 100 million won to support elderly residents for his birthday, allkpop reported.
What is the Global Citizen Festival?
It’s a free concert in Central Park that Global Citizen puts on every year to raise awareness about ending extreme poverty. Fans usually earn tickets by taking actions through the Global Citizen app, like signing petitions or sending messages to leaders.
It’s one of the biggest free stages in New York, and TXT is on the bill.
Why do 100 million Spotify streams matter in K-pop?
Streaming milestones are a big part of K-pop fan culture. Fans organize streaming parties and track the numbers closely, and labels usually announce each milestone.
For TXT’s fans, known as MOA, this one makes 20. That’s a lot of streaming parties.
Where can I listen to “Love Language”?
It’s on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and the other major streaming services. If you want to help push it toward 200 million, you know what to do.
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Hat Tips:
StarNews (Sept. 22, 2026), the milestone date, the May 2025 release, the song’s theme, the 200 million list and upcoming performances
The Korea Herald (Sept. 22, 2026), Big Hit Music’s announcement, the genre and chart results
allkpop (Sept. 21, 2026), Yeonjun’s birthday donation
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