TXT's 'Good Boy Gone Bad' MV Hits 100 Million Views

TXT has added another milestone to its YouTube catalog, with the music video for "Good Boy Gone Bad" surpassing 100 million views.

The video crossed the mark on July 30, becoming the group's 11th music video to reach the milestone. It comes just over two weeks after "Deja Vu," the title track from "minisode 3: TOMORROW," also joined the 100 million-view club, underscoring TXT's steady global popularity.

Released in 2022 as the lead single from "minisode 2: Thursday's Child," "Good Boy Gone Bad" blends rock influences with hardcore hip-hop to capture the anger, heartbreak and confusion that follow a first love's end. Its honest portrayal of young emotions earned the track recognition as one of the group's signature breakup songs.

The music video follows each member navigating the aftermath of heartbreak through cinematic scenes set in alleyways, phone booths and abandoned spaces, before culminating in a powerful group performance on a large-scale set.

TXT will next appear at KCON LA 2026, taking the stage as headliners on Aug. 16. Member Yeonjun is also scheduled to perform as a solo artist on Aug. 15.