TXT Surpasses 100 Million Views With “Good Boy Gone Bad” MV, Months After 2022 Release Holds Up

Tomorrow X Together’ “Good Boy Gone Bad” Tops 100 Million Views… A Record by Angry Boys

At 11:35 a.m. on the 30th, reaches 100 million views on YouTube— the title track from a mini 4th album released in 2022

A Golden Tower of 100 Million Views Built From a Boy’s Sense of Loss

In the global music market, the boy group Tomorrow X Together (TXT) has set yet another meaningful milestone. Their hard-charging energy is captured in the “Good Boy Gone Bad” (Good Boy Gone Bad) music video, which has pushed past 100 million views on YouTube, proving the strength of its fandom.

According to the official announcement from their agency Big Hit Music, the video crossed the 100 million-view mark as of 11:35 a.m. on the 30th. It is the result of steady public attention that has been accumulating since the release, along with unwavering support from global listeners that never cools.

The song is the title track representing the mini 4th album “minisode 2: Thursday’s Child” (minisode 2: Thursday's Child), which was released to the public in 2022. After the first love that once swore eternity collapses, it sheds light— in a three-dimensional way— on the process in which a pure-hearted boy is gradually swallowed by fierce anger and deep sense of loss.

In particular, the transformation into a dark and intense concept created a perfect contrast with the fresh, upbeat image they had previously shown, drawing both critical acclaim and public praise at the same time. This milestone surpassing 100 million views carries significance beyond a simple numeric achievement, as it reaffirms the artists’ limitless spectrum and narrative depth.