Is Armaan Malik Collaborating With K-Pop Band TXT? Fans Can’t Keep Calm As Singer Shares Signed Sanctuary Album

Indian singer Armaan Malik recently shared a post on his X handle in which he is openly embracing a signed album from a celebrated K-pop band, Tomorrow X Together, aka TXT. A few days back, the actor expressed his love for K-pop and revealed that he’s a BTS fan.

On May 2, 2025, Armaan updated his fans on social media by sharing a signed copy of the Sanctuary album. He wrote, “Thank you for this signed @TXT_bighit album, @HYBEOFFICIALtwt fam! Can’t wait to explore their music.”

Ever since Armaan has posted the picture of the album, fans have been speculating on the collaboration of the two. While some are recommending the band’s songs to him, others are hoping he teams up with the TXT.

thank you for this signed @TXT_bighit album, @HYBEOFFICIALtwt fam! can’t wait to explore their music 🫰🏻 pic.twitter.com/NNHUxZlYGQ

— ARMAAN MALIK (@ArmaanMalik22) May 2, 2025

Amazon Music India commented on his post, “If Armaan and TXT collab, we will throw a really big party.” The post received a flurry of additional comments, where one said, “Omgg my Indian moa heart is so happy.” Other comments read, “PLEASE DO A COLLAB NOW YOU GUYS WILL ROCK,” “Omo Armaan Listen their New single Love Language.”

The band may not have officially replied, but that has not stopped fans from getting excited about a potential collab.

Although this is not the first time fans have witnessed a grand collab, as the news of Diljit Dosanjh collaborating with GOT7’s Jackson Wang has already set the internet on fire. This news came out on May 1, 2025.

About Armaan Malik

Armaan Malik has worked under top music labels like Universal Music India and T-Series. He is now represented by Aristal Records. He also owns a record label called Always Music Global in partnership with Warner Music India. His first on-screen appearance was in the film Kachha Limbu in 2011.

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