7 K-pop Songs With Insane Choreography: OMG, Naughty, More!
Fans are aware of how K-pop manages to pull everyone with its variety of dances, and throughout its blossoming, choreography evolved during the genre's expansion. K-pop is known to have memorable choreos, which usually take form of a "killing part."
However, some dances are known to be insanely difficult. While there are point choreos that are easily learned and recognizable, other songs contain dances which can take some time to master.
Here are 7 K-pop songs with mind-blowing choreography!
1. 'OMG' by NewJeans
When it comes to NewJeans, hard choreography is definitely expected. However, when they released "OMG," fans quickly searched for tutorial videos regarding its footwork during the verses and chorus. While dancing its point choreo in the chorus may seem easy, the leg moves are more difficult than expected.
2. 'Naughty' by Red Velvet IRENE & SEULGI
Irene and Seulgi's "Naughty" choreo shocked everyone. The choreo for this song is considered as difficult, since the two idols emphasized the use of tutting, a dance technique which heavily involves arm and hand movements, while maintaining synchronization.
Its choreography was praised by many for its inventiveness, and while tutting isn't new, the duo manages to pull off an unforgettable dance performance.
3. 'What U' by SPEED
SPEED members defied physics with their choreo in "What U." In the song's dance, the members made use of Heelys, a type of footwear which can help the person wearing the garment slide effortlessly. Together with SPEED's unparalleled acrobatics and balance, the choreo is considered as one of the most difficult dances in K-pop.
4. 'MIROH' by Stray Kids
Among all dances shown by Stray Kids, the fan favorite "MIROH" takes the cake. The dance may be difficult to look at, but when learned and practiced enough, the choreo becomes a fun bop that anyone can dance to.
5. 'Crown' by TXT
TXT's debut song "Crown" also has its challenging parts. Apart from its hand movements, the choreo stresses on synchronization, especially on the chorus part where certain patterns are formed.
6. 'I wanna be a Celeb' by Celeb Five
In the song "I wanna be a Celeb," comedy girl group Celeb Five dominates in the footwork aspect combined with their amusing facial expressions. Many artists and fans have covered this song because of its hyper nature. Notably, NCT U also matched the dance's comical atmosphere in a cover.
7. 'Time for the moon night' by GFRIEND
"Time for the moon night" was an unforgettable era for Buddies. GFRIEND slayed with their dynamic choreography by showcasing fast movements, amazing footwork, and embedding the moon concept, which was displayed consistently in their dance.
While GFRIEND is known for their orchestral rock music, the group also managed to set the trend of "2X Speed Dance," where idols dance to their songs on a faster tempo. Even if disbanded, GFRIEND's legacy will forever be remembered with their performances.
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