yes Frost😩👏👏

I think you missed Blue Orangeade, Nap of a star for TDC Star, Eternally for TDC Eternity, Way home for Minisode 1 and Magic, Frost for TCC Freeze

And the Minisodes are like fillers between the different chapters and so they don't connect to the storyline directly, only a few hints!

nope...the correct list is: 1. the dream chapter star: crown, cat & dog, blue orangeade, our summer, nap of a star 2. the dream chapter magic: run away, angel or devil, magic island 3. the dream chapter eternity: cant you see me, drama (for japanese version only), puma, eternally 4. minisode 1 Blue Hour: blue hour, we lost the summer, way home 5. the chaos chapter freeze: 0X1-lovesong, frost, magic 6. the chaos chapter fight or escape (which is a repackaged album for freeze): lo$er=lo♡er 7. minisode 2 thursday's child: good boy gone bad

wow... where dod you get this theory from? no one d worded in Lover Loser. in the end of lover loser when they drive off the cliff they are travelling to Magic Island. Even in 0X1 lovesong although the MV is from Yeonjun's POV they all are going through the same feeling of loneliness and transition of adulthood in their own way (further enforced in the JPN version of the MV)

Both theories are popular with different fans because they both make sense with the narrative! I personally think that at the end of L=L, Yeonjun was the only one who _didn't_ get to Magic Island, leaving him alone and believing his friends were gone (note the hospital bracelets on his arm, for example) when the reality is that they're waiting for him to join them. One of the things about TXT's music videos is that they're always designed more to make the viewer feel a certain way or empathize with a certain theme rather than telling a singular immutable story. Whatever narrative makes sense with the emotions you feel when you watch the MVs is the correct one. [long comment about TXT's storyline below; hope it's helpful if you have time to read it] Additionally, and I think people have covered this already, but the comment from Geraldwyne with a list of their MVs included all of the _non-story_ MVs (except "Magic"). The other videos not included there were all from TXT's fictional universe called The Star Seekers. If you're interested in TSS, and I know it can be really intimidating to get into storylines, my advice would be to watch the following content in the following order: 1. The Star Seekers Story Film (live action trailer for TSS from the official TSS channel) 2. The Doom's Night (an animated short film summarizing the events of 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6) 3. Nap of a Star MV (advice: re-read the lyrics of "Crown" before watching this; "Crown" actually tells the story of the NoaS MV) 4. Magic Island MV (re-read the lyrics of "Run Away," and look for a video with full subtitles as the beginning of this MV shows some texts in Korean that it's helpful to understand) 5. Eternally MV (this MV is more like a short film at 19 minutes long, and it's very confusing...one of those things you should watch just to feel things rather than expecting answers lol) 6. TCC:Freeze Concept Trailer (live action concept trailer for The Chaos Chapter: Freeze) 7. Frost MV (the most recent one; contains a loooot of references to video games, mythology, and Dungeons & Dragons, but if you go into it thinking of it as a fantasy short film, you should be okay) If the story of the TSS universe really grips you, feel free to also check out the webtoon, which is available for free if you search "TXT star seekers webtoon." It's currently on hiatus while the company tries to increase the quality of the translations. In general, most of TXT's MVs which are not part of TSS relate to similar themes as their storyline (friendship, promises and betrayals, coming of age, first love, the struggles of balancing passion and stability, accepting and loving oneself, etc.), because TXT is pretty consistent with their emotional journey through their albums. But unless an MV has the "+u" logo or "THE STAR SEEKERS with TXT," it doesn't directly depict anything from TSS's universe.

They actually were using the car flying to get to Magic Island...you get hints they are in transition back and forth to Magic Island from the beginning of the music video with the fish. They later reference the car flying in a vcr BUT their wings were already broken (as said in the lyrics) so they fall (which is shown in the Japanese version) and Yeonjun is the first to return show in Love song and the start of the Japanese version of Love Song. Then after falling back to earth due to their love failing they get rid of their old selves abd become bad boys (the original angel role was chosen by their love in Angel or Devil and Cat and Dog).

I genuinely had no idea how to even remotely pronounce it 😭😫

My brain is currently being overloaded going through this comment section lol

@@emilysreacts I can imagine 😅 we are very proud and passionate about txt discography that often gets overlooked... I would suggest to just start from the first album (first listen+ stages + dance practice) and then move to the next one :)

@@Mahtalliel this sounds like a solid plan, thank you ❤️

yess omg!! i love frost and all of their studio choom performances are so good!!

@@chioji9540 RIGHT?? 😭 they are such good performers

But that one is more like overcoming differences and adversities whereas the other ones were just like "well fuck this" it's a different kind of dark. So in comparison Crown doesn't seem as dark

@@emilysreacts That is also very true. It’s just when it’s all apart of the storyline especially since Crown is the start of it all; there’s this little animation they had in their debut showcase which was like a big mind fuck when it came out 😂

Oh that's so cool!!

I've heard so much about the frost performance video

The was NO NEED for all of that

I didn't realize they had individual guides!

3yrs compiled into 33min reaction. Except where's CYSM?

Agreed visually wise but their lyrics have always been really dark since the beginnig

Lol