TXT released the “Can’t Stop” music video through the HYBE LABELS channel on 19 October 2025. It runs under three minutes and carries the hashtag #TXT_Starkissed alongside the song title.

Why a group like this is called a fourth generation act

Korean fans and press sort idol groups into “generations,” numbered roughly by debut decade. The first covers the late 1990s, the second the mid-2000s, the third the 2010s, and the fourth those who debuted from around 2018 onward — TXT among them, having started in 2019. The labels are informal and constantly argued over, with no committee to settle boundaries. They persist because they are useful shorthand: a generation implies a shared set of promotional norms, platforms and audience habits, so saying “fourth generation” tells a Korean reader more about how a group works than its debut year alone would.

About this release

The video is credited to director ZUAE with producer Jungik Jang, and the creative studio listed is AEDIASTUDIO. The official description tags the release as Starkissed, which the accompanying hashtags place as the project this track belongs to. It was published on the HYBE LABELS channel, the shared upload point for acts across the company’s labels.

Watching from outside Korea

HYBE LABELS uploads are geographically unrestricted, so the video plays anywhere YouTube does. Turn on captions if available — official channels often add multi-language subtitle tracks days after publication rather than at launch.

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