TOMORROW X TOGETHER Members: Profiles, Ages & Roles

Sitting through a TXT playlist for the first time is how most people end up here: five voices, five very different personalities, and one question — who is who? The answer starts with a date — TOMORROW X TOGETHER has been building its identity since the March 4, 2019 release of “The Dream Chapter: Star” (MyAnimeList, fan-run database) — and once those five names click, every interview, live clip, and fan thread starts making sense.

Group name: TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) ·
Number of members: 5 ·
Leader: Soobin ·
Debut year: 2019 ·
Label: Big Hit Music ·
Fandom name: MOA

Seven profile facts, one pattern: the official basics are stable, and the “reported” details are where databases start to disagree.

Are TXT and TOMORROW X TOGETHER the same thing?

Yes — one group, two name formats. The abbreviation shows up in streaming credits and fan threads, while the full name appears on official releases and profiles.

What does TXT stand for?

• TXT is the shortened form of TOMORROW X TOGETHER used across K-pop databases, fan writing, and the group’s own promo.
• The group is a South Korean five-member boy group formed by Big Hit Entertainment, now operating under HYBE’s Big Hit Music.

Reading any profile, the pattern is consistent: five members, one debut date, one label. The abbreviation never refers to a solo project or a sub-unit — it is the full group in shorter type.

Profiles also use the two forms interchangeably: official announcements lean on the full name, while fan spaces default to “TXT” for speed. Both point to the same five names.

Origin of the name TOMORROW X TOGETHER

• The name is usually explained as five members coming together under one dream — the framing used across fan profile pages.
• The “X” works as the connector between different people and different futures.

The phrase reads like a mission statement: individuals with different dreams meeting at one shared point. That also explains why member identity is so central to the group — the name promises a collection, not a single star.

The implication: when a banner reads “TXT” and a press release reads “TOMORROW X TOGETHER”, the same five people are meant. The abbreviation is a shortcut, not a different act.

Who is the main vocalist in TXT?

Profile databases don’t hand TXT a one-person vocal throne — the role spreads across two main vocalists.

Vocal roles in TXT

• The split most profile databases use: Yeonjun as lead rapper, Taehyun and Huening Kai as main vocalists, and Soobin and Beomgyu as sub-vocalists (Kpopping, K-pop profile wiki).
• Taehyun is described as a vocalist and dancer; Huening Kai as a vocalist, rapper, dancer, and the group’s maknae (Kpopping).

That structure explains the sound: the vocal line carries most choruses, Yeonjun layers in the rap texture, and Soobin and Beomgyu fill the harmonies around them.

Taehyun and Huening Kai as main vocalists

• Taehyun takes the heavier melodic moments in TXT’s title tracks; Huening Kai adds the bright upper register.
• Big Hit Music hasn’t published an official “main vocalist” title card, so the label comes from fan and profile consensus rather than a company announcement.

Some databases go further and describe TXT’s only formal fixed position as the leader (Shapes, fan database).

What this means: position titles in TXT describe tendencies, not walls. If you need one answer, Taehyun and Huening Kai are the pair to watch for the vocal climaxes.

Who is the richest TXT member?

Fan rankings and entertainment media love this question, and the answer is always the same name — even though no official figure exists.

Estimated net worth of TXT members

• No TXT member has confirmed a net worth figure; everything posted online is an estimate or fan speculation.
• Estimates consistently rank Choi Yeonjun first among the five, based on endorsements and songwriting credits.

Yeonjun’s wealth and endorsements

• Yeonjun’s multi-role profile — dancer, vocalist, rapper — is the one that shows up across every profile database.
• His brand work and creative credits are the reasons fan tallies put him at the top.

The pattern: the “richest member” question is a popularity proxy. In TXT, the member with the most visible creative and brand footprint wins that proxy every time.

Is TXT as big as BTS?

Short answer: not yet. Long answer: same company, different league — and being measured against BTS is part of TXT’s job description.

Comparison of global popularity

• TXT operates under Big Hit Music within the HYBE umbrella; BTS sits in the same parent company.
• In fandom size, touring reach, and catalog history, BTS still leads by a wide margin.
• K-pop coverage places TXT among the leading fourth-generation groups — a strong position that still sits a tier below BTS’s global saturation.

Album sales and chart performance

• TXT’s debut EP “The Dream Chapter: Star” arrived March 4, 2019, on Big Hit Music.
• BTS’s discography and touring history stretch back years earlier — the usual explanation for the sales gap in fan comparisons.

Social media following

• Public follower counts and streaming numbers keep BTS comfortably ahead; TXT’s own metrics are strong but not in the same bracket.

The trade-off: the HYBE connection gives TXT visibility and pressure in equal measure — the spotlight reaches further, but every result is read against a much bigger act.

Are BTS friends with TXT?

The short answer is the boring answer: friendly labelmates, but not a documented friendship beyond public mutual respect.

Cross-group interactions

• Both groups work under HYBE, with TXT under Big Hit Music.
• Members of both groups have expressed mutual respect in interviews and fan-facing moments.
• No official BTS–TXT collaboration has been released.

Public mentions and collaborations

• Interactions at award shows and HYBE events have been consistently warm, with greeting clips that circulate in fan edits.
• An official studio collaboration remains unreleased, which keeps the “are they friends” question alive.

What this means: the relationship is real but not commercial. In K-pop, “friends” usually shows up as public respect and label-cousin energy — and that’s exactly where TXT and BTS sit.

Five members, one pattern: the birthdays form a clean 1999-to-2002 line, while the roles stay flexible — birth dates follow MyDramaList, role labels follow Kpopping (K-pop profile wiki), and the heights are reported figures from KPOP Official (profile site), which also flags Huening Kai as Korean-American in its profile notes.

Note on the data: Beomgyu’s “visual” label is the least consistent across databases, and the height column reads as fan-reported, not company-issued.

The spread matters because TXT’s group identity leans on the “five different people, one dream” idea — the birthday line just makes the five-part structure easier to see.

Eight reported details, one pattern: the only fixed position some databases will give TXT is the leader — everything else is shared across five adaptable performers.

What’s confirmed and what’s still unclear

Member profiles for TXT come mostly from fan-run databases, so it pays to separate the facts that appear everywhere from the ones that appear only once.

Confirmed facts

• The five members are Yeonjun, Soobin, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Huening Kai (KpopVisage).
• Soobin is the leader (MyDramaList).
• The group debuted under Big Hit Music on March 4, 2019 (MyAnimeList).

What’s unclear

• Exact net worth figures for each member are unknown; fan estimates fill the gap.
• Whether BTS and TXT will release an official collaboration is still open.
• Reported heights and January 2019 reveal dates come from single databases and need independent checking (Shapes).

The trade-off: fan databases give TXT’s profiles depth and color, but they also blur the line between confirmed biography and K-pop folklore.

What the profiles say about TXT

“TOMORROW X TOGETHER, commonly abbreviated TXT, is a South Korean five-member boy group formed by Big Hit Entertainment and now operating under HYBE’s Big Hit Music.”

— MyAnimeList profile (fan-run database)

“Yeonjun was born on September 13, 1999 and is TXT’s oldest member.”

— MyDramaList profile (fan profile database)

For anyone converting from casual listener to MOA, the group’s identity is refreshingly simple: five names, one leader, two main vocalists, and a debut date that anchors the whole story. The fandom keeps growing around that core, and every comeback adds another layer to the same five-member foundation. For new English-speaking fans, the move is clear: memorize the five names, lock in Soobin as leader and Taehyun plus Huening Kai as the vocal pair, or keep losing track in every interview and live show.

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