What is one harsh truth about people's opinions on TXT?
Last Updated: 26.06.2025 02:03
why? because they don’t like the fact that, despite bighit continuously mismanaging txt — from providing barely any playlisting to giving them no real promotion — they still come out successful in the end.
but here’s the thing: opinions are debatable, while facts are not. yeonjun being the fourth gen it boy? that’s a fact with credible claims and sources.
the all time best selling fourth gen group with a korean album on oricon, despite sanctuary being released in november
4. he has always performed in major award shows
and not to mention, they’ve achieved certain milestones first, setting a precedent before other groups even had the chance. just to list a few, they were/are:
along with the previous titles already mentioned, they have also been called the representatives of fourth gen, as well as many other nicknames.
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the first korean artist to reach #1 for a multiple of weeks on billboard artist 100 and billboard japan artist 100
these nicknames were earned, just like every other title received by countless groups in the industry — all of which being solidified by media, professionals, and fans alike.
let’s go over this — with pictures included, to show that i’m not just saying this as a biased fan.
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but denying reality won’t change any of the images i’ve added in this post.
1. the industry had given them this title — not moas
the fourth gen group with most songs over 100M streams on spotify
with the exception of yeonjun’s title, which eventually made it outside the fandom, none of the titles mentioned in this post are fan-made; rather, they are recognized by multiple media outlets.
fellow idols and trainees alike constantly mention him as their inspiration, proving that his influence extends beyond just moas.
the first k-pop group to perform at lollapalooza and afterwards, the first k-pop group to headline the said festival
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1. the term exists because of him
google trends shows that the phrase first appeared in late 2019, right when txt’s “run away” era had gone viral.
how many times must the industry call yeonjun the fourth gen it boy for people to stop denying it? how many heights must txt reach before people admit they’re one of today’s leading groups?
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being a leader in k-pop isn’t just about debuting early. this is why txt aren’t just one of the leading fourth gen groups today — they are the leading fourth gen boy group.
the fourth gen k-pop group with most top 5 entries on billboard 200 and is tied with bts as the korean act with most top 5 entries. they are also the second korean act overall with most entries on the chart
not many outside the fandom will ever learn to acknowledge their achievements or the titles they’ve earned — and have continued to honor.
the highest charting k-pop group on billboard japan year-end top singles sales
the first k-pop group to sell out >1 show at madison square garden
many major korean along with international media outlets have labeled them as the leaders of fourth gen.
i’ve seen others state that the only reason he was able to perform at many award shows last year and early this year was because of the release of his mixtape. while i’m not denying that it contributed to him being invited to perform more frequently, he had already performed solo on many major stages multiple times long before. this, therefore, shows that even without the release of ‘ggum’, it was still highly likely that he would have had a solo stage regardless, given his and txt’s prominence in korea.
and yet, when it comes to txt and yeonjun, people suddenly forget how this works. apparently, titles mean absolutely everything — unless they’re given to txt specifically.
the k-pop group with the highest attendance in japan in the second half of 2024, with an estimate of 512,000 people attending the ten dates
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** + hanteo music awards **
the first-ever k-pop group to headline axe ceremonia (later in april)
the only fourth gen boy group that consistently charts both domestically and internationally
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the fastest k-pop group to hold a four-dome tour in japan (tokyo, fukuoka, osaka, nagoya)
the fourth gen group with most million seller albums on circle chart
in total, that’s already 92 individuals who have stated that they look upto him — and the list has not even been updated as of late yet.
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how much more proof do people need to accept the titles they’ve earned?
yet, many still attempt to refute them, as if refusing to accept the truth will somehow make it disappear.
part two — the fourth gen leader
they never claimed this title for themselves — the industry had given it to them. if you put even a little amount of effort in trying to find what titles they’ve been introduced as for a multiple of times, you’d get the answer quite easily.
the media recognizes it, idols acknowledge it, his career proves it yet some people still try to argue.
I believe we’re all aware that k-pop as a whole thrives on titles. the more impactful you are, the more nicknames you’ll earn. it’s safe to say these aren’t made just for fun — they're acknowledgments of influence, of impact, often backed by the industry itself.
yet, despite industry validation, global recognition, and undeniable achievements, people still attempt to refute them — even going to such extremes as claiming they have lost popularity, when their achievements clearly prove otherwise.
the only k-pop group to earn a new #1 album on top album sales this decade
part one — the fourth gen it boy
many love acting like the title was just something moas made up, but a quick search easily proves otherwise.
part three — the fourth gen representatives
teen vogue, billboard, gq, elle, cosmopolitan, paper magazine — all of which being respected, global publications — have directly addressed him as the fourth gen it boy.
the k-pop group with most #1 albums on oricon
this shows that the first and only idol who was consistently linked to this title from the start was yeonjun — long before anyone else even entered the conversation.
so, who exactly is out here denying it? some random user on twitter? don’t make me laugh.
3. he’s known as the idols’ idols
when global media and k-pop insiders back it up, what’s left to argue?
2. the industry refers to him by the title — not just his fans