BIGHIT’s New Boy Group Members Allegedly Credited on Songs by ILLIT, TXT, and LE SSERAFIM, Netizens Shocked by Their Talent
BIGHIT’s New Boy Group: Rookies or Hidden Aces?
Are they rookies or hidden aces? BIGHIT Music’s upcoming boy group hasn’t even debuted yet, but two of its rumored members, James and Martin, are already making waves for their impressive behind-the-scenes work with major HYBE artists and fans are shook.
According to a now-viral post, both James a former member of the pre-debut team Trainee A and Martin were involved in the production of ILLIT’s debut tracks “Magnetic” and “Cherish My Love.” A resurfaced article from 2024 even backed up the claim, stating, “Teen music producers like Martin and James also contributed.”
The buzz didn’t stop there. According to koreaboo, a fan account recently dropped a tweet that stunned netizens:
“Fun Fact: Both Bighit New Boy group James and Martin are one of the writers and producers of ILLIT ‘Magnetic’. Also James is also a part choreographer of ‘Cherish My Love’.”
Discussions from March suggested that James and Martin might’ve had their hands in more than just ILLIT’s debut. An original post claimed that the duo also received credits on works by TXT and LE SSERAFIM, two of HYBE’s powerhouse acts. As fans began combing through song credits and industry reports, more alleged contributions by the two began to surface, fueling speculation about their artistic reach.
The news has left fans floored, especially considering that the group hasn’t even officially launched. One comment read, “They haven’t even debuted and they’ve already done more than most rookies. What kind of Avengers lineup is BIGHIT preparing?”
Others praised BIGHIT Music for assembling what appears to be a group bursting with not only visual and performance potential but also real production and creative skills. The involvement of James in choreography further shows that these idols aren’t just performers — they’re creators.
As anticipation builds for the group’s debut, netizens are keeping a close eye on every detail, convinced that BIGHIT is crafting a new-gen powerhouse with multi-talented members already embedded in the K-pop scene. If James and Martin are anything to go by, this group is already rewriting the rookie playbook.
