10 Dance Moves That Are Seriously Underrated By Most K-Pop Fans
K-Pop dances are fun especially because of all the small, detailed movements that fill the routine. Yet while the “main” moves are first to be noticed, these often go under-appreciated or even unnoticed. Without these subtle-but-definitely-significant moves though, the choreographies would not feel the same. Here are 10 dance moves that really spice up the entire performance, but are seriously underrated by most K-Pop fans.
1. The Formation in EXO’s “Call Me Baby”
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The way EXO move impeccably on beat to D.O.‘s gestures is 200% satisfying.
2. The Head Shake in Red Velvet’s “Dumb Dumb”
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Without Red Velvet‘s silly, bouncy head shakes, this “Ha ha ha!” part would not have been the same.
3. The Jump in BTS’s “Anpanman”
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With a jump that high, BTS might as well be real superheroes!
4. The Star in TWICE’s “Fancy”
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TWICE-star is one of the brightest in the universe, but it doesn’t get talked about as much.
5. The Nod in ASTRO’s “Crazy Sexy Cool”
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You gotta admit, the way Cha Eunwoo makes the rest of ASTRO members’ heads move is kind of cool!
6. The Legworks in SEVENTEEN’s “Oh My”
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When you’re SEVENTEEN, a.k.a the most synchronized dancers of K-Pop, there is no formation change that goes without a little fun.
7. The Armworks in LABOUM’s “Between Us”
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There is something extremely satisfying about how gracefully this LABOUM move is executed.
8. The Page Turner in iKON’s “Love Scenario”
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It simply isn’t a proper K-Pop choreography without a word-per-word interpretation of the lyrics into a dance move — like iKON‘s page turning move to the words “last pages”.
9. The Symmetry in (G)I-DLE’s “Hann (Alone)”
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(G)I-DLE makes the best use out of the fact they have an even number of members in this perfectly symmetrical move.
10. The Tunnel in Wanna One’s “Spring Breeze”
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Why not walk out of an actual tunnel as you sing of tunnels? Wanna One totally aced this symbolic choreography.
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