You should definitely check out more enhypen dance practices like blessed cursed, tamed dashed, go big or go home and given taken they are absolutely amazing!!
i think you'd really love the studio choom vid for this. the camerawork and especially the lighting were amazing. plus you can see the choreo way better there
Yeah I agree on the lighting, I found myself squinting to see who was in the back rather than paying attention to the choreo. 😅Thankfully there are many live stages and the MV too where the lighting is better.
In the mv they do close up moments with the female dancers. Also, this was not my favorite lighting for this video, but I understand since it is vampire theme video. Been waiting for your reactions.
yea the lighting wasnt the best :/ also, ni-ki, the youngest member who is only 17 years old, choreographed from 4:47 the "come here and get some" all the way until the partner dance with the girls started!!!! he is so talented. he is the one at 6:36 in the middle with grey sweatpants and blonde hair
Thank you for the reaction. 😊 It's been a while since seeing a professional dancer really dissect and appreciate ENHYPEN's choreography. You can check out their other choreos of their other songs. It would be worth it because of its diversity. 😊
There's a south korean program called Street Woman Fighter that i feel like you'd like to watch!! It's a dance competion show, I'd recommend watching the first season first to get to know how things works! the 2nd season is on going at the moment and it's really fun to watch. It made so much success in korea that they also made a Street Man Fighter version (and there was a group specialised in krumping) ps: A whole episode is about 1 hour long so it might not be suited for posting a reaction on youtube, but they post clips of the competions, choreos & dance battles on youtube that are about 5 - 10 mins🙂
Yeah I feel like i remember seeing the power was out but they had to record it due to their schedule. It sucked. Hopefully they put out another one in the future.
