TXT’s minisode 2: Thursday’s Child – Mood Teasers Revealed

The South Korean Boyband TXT (Tomorrow X Together) has released the mood teaser named ‘MESS’ for their forthcoming mini-album, ‘minisode 2: Thursday’s Child’. The teaser pictures were released through BigHit Music’s Twitter Page and TXT’s Instagram Stories. The mood teasers are released for each of the five members. This is going to be Tomorrow X Together’s fourth mini-album.

The teaser shows blur pictures of the members’ faces with a close-up of their red lips. We can see the lipstick smudged on every member’s face and Beomgyu and Hueningkai wearing thick silver-coloured chains. The blurred pictures have ‘MESS’ written on them with a font which looks like thorns coming out of the letters.

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Earlier, BigHit Music had revealed the new TXT logo with the same font with rose red and cream white colour combination. With the release of the mood teaser MESS, it is confirmed that the upcoming TXT comeback will have a concept that matches the mood of these colours. TXT is set to make a comeback on May 9 at 6 PM KST.

Check Out minisode 2: Thursday’s Child Concept Teaser

On April 19, 12 AM KST, BigHit Music released the concept teaser for ‘minisode 2: Thursday’s Child’ on Twitter. We can see a rose burning and the surrounding goes dark after a glitch.

See Fans Reactions on minisode 2: Thursday’s Child Mood Teasers

Twitter user fairy_beomie wrote,

I WAS DISTRACTED FROM MY MEETING BECAUSE OF THE TEASER CONCEPT PHOTO. WHAT MORE LATER OMG ????TXT #TOMORROW_X_TOGETHER #Thursdays_Child #MINISODE2 #YEONJUN #SOOBIN #BEOMGYU #HUENINGKAI #TAEHYUN #MESS #TXT_CONCEPT_PHOTOS

User Ljhunnieng compared the pictures with the vampire concept and Twilight.

andi!!!!!!! Did I just see a vampire concept photo in mess?? handsome edward collins? that’s a spoiler …Twilight?minisode2 #Thursdays_Child MESS MOOD TEASER TOMORROW_X_TOGETHER @TXT_members

Fans have been surprised and excited by these concept photos. What do you think will be the TXT comeback concept this time?


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