TXT Now Has 20 Songs With 100M Spotify Streams After Love Language Hits the Mark

TXT's Love Language hit 100 million Spotify streams as of September 20, and the number that matters most isn't the nine digits, it's the 20. The digital single is now the group's 20th song to cross the centennial streaming mark on the platform, a catalog depth that few K-pop acts of TXT's generation can claim.

Released in May 2025, Love Language is an afrohouse-inflected track that channels the feeling of wanting to learn a person the way you'd study a new language: studying them, memorizing them, getting their grammar right. It topped the iTunes Top Songs chart in nine regions on release, hit Oricon's Daily Digital Single Ranking at No. 2, and reached No. 1 on LINE Music's Daily Songs Top 100. The Spotify milestone arriving now, roughly sixteen months later, reflects the kind of slow-burn global traction that tends to build through playlist placement and sustained fan streaming rather than a single release week.

The catalog behind the number

Of TXT's 20 Spotify century songs, 0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You) feat. Seori leads the pack with more than 300 million streams. Seven others have cleared 200 million: LO$ER=LO♡ER, The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION standout Sugar Rush Ride, Deja Vu, Anti-Romantic, Good Boy Gone Bad, Run Away, and You by My Side at 5:53 a.m. (the full Korean title translating roughly to finding each other in the sky at that hour). The breadth across albums and eras makes the catalog feel less like a highlight reel and more like a consistent floor.

What's ahead this week

The milestone lands in the middle of what is shaping up to be a significant few days for the group. On September 22, TXT performs at Inkigayo Live in Tokyo, held at Belluna Dome in Saitama, Japan. Then on September 26 (local time), they take the stage at the 2026 Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park, the only K-pop act on that lineup. Member Yeonjun is set to deliver a solo performance at the New York show, which adds a notable individual spotlight to an already high-profile slot.

For a group that has spent much of the past year building momentum across world tour dates and a densely packed release schedule, twenty songs past the 100-million mark feels less like a milestone to celebrate in isolation and more like a baseline they have been steadily establishing. Love Language just made it official.