“YJ part so addictive!” Fans go wild over TXT’s Yeonjun in WBC 2026 anthem with Becky G and Myke Towers

Fans of Tomorrow X Together member Choi Yeonjun quickly reacted online after the release of the 2026 World Baseball Classic anthem “Make It Count.” The track brings together Yeonjun, Becky G, and Myke Towers in a collaboration that mixes different languages and styles.

Soon after the song appeared on streaming platforms, fans began sharing clips and comments about Yeonjun’s part of the track. Many listeners said his rap stood out and added a fresh feel to the anthem. Social media posts praising his voice and energy spread quickly as fans replayed the song and talked about their favorite moments.The anthem was released on March 5 as part of the promotional build up for the upcoming World Baseball Classic.

Produced by two time Grammy winning producer Tainy, the song blends English, Spanish, and Korean lyrics. The collaboration reflects the international nature of the tournament, which features national teams from several countries. Yeonjun delivers a rap section in Korean, giving the song a unique global touch that fans quickly noticed.

Fans highlight Yeonjun’s rap as one of the most memorable moments in the anthem

Soon after the track dropped, comment sections filled with reactions from listeners around the world.

Many fans focused on Yeonjun’s verse and described it as one of the most exciting parts of the song.“YJ part so addictive!” one fan wrote. Another fan shared a similar reaction, saying, “Yeonjun’s rap is actually so good! I love his voice.”Fans also filled the comment section with short messages celebrating Yeonjun. Some called him the “4th gen it boy,” while others reacted with excitement after hearing his verse in the song.

A few fans simply wrote “Yeonjun!” while others posted messages like “Let’s go Yeonjun!” and “We are so proud of you.” The reactions came from fans in different countries, showing how quickly the song reached listeners online.The 2026 World Baseball Classic is introducing a new idea alongside the tournament. For the first time, the event has released an official soundtrack album featuring artists from different regions of the world.“Make It Count” serves as the main anthem for the project. Along with the song featuring Becky G, Yeonjun, and Myke Towers, the soundtrack includes “MVP” by Young Miko and “My Place” by Fujii Kaze.Uzma Rawn Dowler spoke about the idea behind the project. “The World Baseball Classic is a special celebration of national pride and elite competition that resonates far beyond the diamond,” she said. She explained that bringing musicians from different cultures together helps capture the global energy of the tournament and connect with fans in new ways.Many listeners said they replayed the track mainly for Yeonjun’s part. His short rap verse quickly became one of the most talked about moments in the anthem. As clips and reactions continued to circulate, the collaboration brought new attention to the World Baseball Classic among K pop fans as well.