Tomorrow X Together (TXT) members Taehyun and Hueningkai have opened up about their close friendship.
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In a recent interview for the September issue of Elle Korea, the two K-pop singers spoke about their friendship and their fans’ love for their dynamic. TXT’s Taehyun shared that he relies on Hueningkai more than any of their bandmates while on stage. “You can tell right away that he doesn’t waver in any situation,” he said of the vocalist.
Meanwhile, Hueningkai said that “Taehyun is the member who maintains his condition the most consistently”. He added: “I didn’t really notice it when we first debuted, but these days, I’ve realised he can handle any stage without any ups and downs whenever we make a comeback. It’s amazing how he always does so well.”
Later in the interview, the pair also shared the traits they see in one another that they hope will never change. “Hueningkai’s ‘just doing it’ mentality is a great blessing to those who work with him,” said Taehyun. On the other hand, Hueningkai praised his bandmate’s “strong personality and judgement”.
Elsewhere, they also shared that their dream song to cover as a duo would be an Oasis song, especially if they were performing in London together. “I think everyone would sing along with us. The sight of the two of us singing together is also the image of us that our fans enjoy the most,” added Hueningkai.
Tomorrow X Together are currently on the Japan leg of their 2024 ‘Act: Promise’ world tour, following its US leg earlier this year. In the following months, the quintet will also head to Singapore, Jakarta and Taipei.
The group’s latest release was their April mini-album ‘minisode 3: Tomorrow’. In an interview with NME, Taehyun said of the record: “At the end of the day, we thought of tomorrow or the future – the fact that you always get a new tomorrow seemed like another miracle to us”.
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