K-Pop Group TXT Unveils Teaser Poster For Upcoming Music Video 'Frost'

Rising K-pop boyband TXT released a teaser poster for its upcoming music video, "Frost" – the B-side track of its repackaged album, "The Chaos Chapter: Fight Or Escape."

"Frost" was included in TXT's second studio album, "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze," which was released in May. The son was again included in the repackaged album released in August.

The group unveiled the teaser poster for "Frost" on Monday with a part of its lyrics written across the poster in Korean. "Faint voices. I don't know why. What is my fate?" an English translation of the lyrics read, according to Soompi.

The music video will release Thursday.

Tomorrow X Together, or simply TXT, are often touted as "young BTS" as they are under the same label that manages the Bangtan Boys. Hybe Label (formerly Big Hit Entertainment) manages both bands.

The five-member boy group is composed of Yeonjun, Soobin, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Huening Kai. They debuted in March 2019 with their first mini album, "The Dream Chapter: Star."

TXT ranked high on Billboard in September as the album "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze" was at the No. 1 spot for 14 weeks. It extended their record as the longest-charting K-pop album of 2021 on Billboard's World Albums chart. The same album also took the 26th spot on Billboard 200 last month, making the group the third K-pop act to have an album ruling on the charts for 11 weeks after BTS and Blackpink.

"LO$ER=LO ♥ ER," the title track of "The Chaos Chapter: Fight Or Escape" album also claimed the 12th spot on the World Digital Song Sales chart in September. It also ranked No. 3 on Billboard's Tastemaker Albums chart the same month.

TXT's "Hyung (older brother)" and BTS' leader Namjoon aka RM co-wrote the lyrics of the song "0X1=Lovesong," which was one of the tracks in "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze." The song speaks about the emotions of a young man who believes in love despite the chaos around him.

BTS' Kim Taehyung aka V earlier said TXT reminds him of their experiences as a rookie boy group.

"They worked really hard for this album. They'd always sleep in the practice room and I saw them whenever I came to the office to record. It felt like I was looking at our past," V said during a live stream with TXT members in 2019.