A super-powerful choreography can be smooth and even powerful in its version unless the vibe is swaggy and intense. We all know that with a single track, K-pop artists offer us their incredible dance moves, outfits, etc., in their music videos. K-pop music has various sub-genre in its music style. From Beautiful soft songs to danceable hip-hop EDM style, K-pop caters to the listeners with every version. Enjoy and explore the many enthusiastic K-pop music styles. It is hard to pick their favorite dance video, as K-pop groups give their best in every song. Hence, here are a few intense choreographies.
1. Mic Drop- BTS
Mic Drop by BTS is a two-version song from the EP Love Yourself: Her, one in Korean and the other in Japanese. As the group RM reveals that the song received inspiration from the mic drop of Barack Obama at his last White House Correspondents' Dinner, the song narrates the hard work and achievement of the group. Mic drop is one of the best performances of BTS. As the song's tone suggests, choreography coordinates the savage nature of the track. Did you see their bag? It is hella swag!
2. How You Like That- Blackpink
This song conveys that one should keep moving and battle through even the most difficult circumstances. The rhythmic beats of the music and the intensity of the song itself drive the motivation & inspiration. The high energy of the music video or the dance video of How You Like That is another success to add. In the dance version of the song, the members perform a sequence of coordinated hip-popping actions. The dance video is famous and most viewed for its super performance. It received Melon Music Awards for Best Dance- Female
3. Run BTS - BTS
Run BTS saw its release under the album Proof in 2022. Run BTS song is a powerful song for BTS and their achievements. The song prompts them to run with lyrics 'You gotta Run.' The choreography of this song is trending like the only dance trend seen around. The main chorus steps are so fast and energetic that youtube can be visible now, filled with choreography lessons for the same. If you are an ARMY, you probably know the beats and the super vibe around this crazy creation.
4. Kill This Love- Blackpink
Kill the Love, released in 2019 under an EP of the same name, is an electropop song. With stomping, brassy electropop composition, and trap elements, the song features blaring horns and martial percussion, making it powerful like a riffle and killing like a happy breakup. The track gets referred to as the Breakup Anthem track as the lyrics talk about the end of toxic relationships. Hence, the power in this choreography compliments the energy. All the BLINKS know how to point a gun when in such relationships.
5. Wannabe- ITZY
ITZY, the girl band, released the Wannabe song in 2020, making it the mot-listened and liked content. The message lyrics gives-I am precious as I am. Every "Wannabe" performance by the girls of ITZY is their absolute best; as a result, the challenging dance break choreography looks even more spectacular. The dance trend is on fire to date. Only to mention the choreography, ITZY received a nomination from Mnet Asian Music Awards for Best Dance Performance- Female Group.
6. Next Level- AESPA
Next Level is energetic, fast-paced, and quite catchy overall. Many people praised the music video stating it is an eye-catching visual treat that highlights Aespa's bold fashion, versatile & powerful vocals, and choreography. Musically, Next Level is a dance and hip-hop song with a groovy rap and an energetic bass rhythm, showcasing Aespa's powerful voice and variety. Only to mention the choreography, Aespa has won Mnet Asian Music Awards 2021 for Best Dance Performance- Female Group).
7. Savage- AESPA
The song's musical style is a diverse blend of genres, including trap, and power balladry, with drums and basses. Only to mention the choreography, they received a nomination for Asian Pop Music Awards- Best Dance Performance. With tremendous success in views and listeners, Aespa's squid game version of their dance practice went trendy with the theme. Oh my gosh! Don't you know Aespa is savage? No wonder their choreography and their song's savage level complement each other.
8. Gotta Go- Chungha
Gotta Go is a single by Chungha, a Member of the former girl group I.O.I. She started with her solo debut and became an active solo artist. Only to mention the choreography, Chungha has won Melon Music Awards for Best Female Dance and Mnet Asian Music Awards for Best Dance Performance- Solo for this super-hit single. The choreography involves much more intense than just smooth moves, as it follows fierce footwork and movements.
9. Secret Story Of The Swan- IZ*ONE
It is a single from IZ*ONE's EP Oneiric Diary. The title means Fantasy Fairytale, but the performance by the group members is extraordinarily power-pack. One of the group's most recognizable works, Secret Story of the Swan, has quick and challenging choreography. Receiving nomination from Mnet Asian Music Awards for Best Dance Performance- Female Group, this EDM track is n elegant performance by the team.
10. Don't Wanna Cry- Seventeen
Don't Wanna Cry is another Seventeen power-pack hit for its music and choreography. Though the song had o deal with copyright and plagiarism issues, the song still went on to incredible popularity. At the 2017 Mnet Asian Music Awards, Seventeen won Best Dance Performance. Getting Closer and Hit are some other vibrant dance choreographies by the team.
