5 Most Addictive K-Pop Choreography In 2022 (So Far)

Though a lot of groups have come back this year, some choreography have stood out for having more attitude and allure. Compiled below are the most addictive K-Pop choreography that every K-Pop fan has had their eyes glued to so far this year.

Nessie, Staff Writer

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Published : Jun 10, 2022

Updated : Aug 25, 2022

5 Most Addictive K-Pop Choreography In 2022 (So Far)

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Every comeback is a new and exciting thing to look forward to in the K-Pop community. You may be one of the fans that stay up all night waiting for a new music video from your favourite group to drop. It’s very understandable. Everything from concept images to teaser videos give fans high expectations, and naturally, you’d want to be the first person to make sure what you’ve seen is what you’re going to get.

K-Pop choreography especially is a fan favourite, and it’s one of the most anticipated aspects of a comeback music video, if not the most anticipated. Though a lot of groups have come back this year, some choreography have stood out for having more attitude and allure. Compiled below are the most addictive K-Pop choreography that every K-Pop fan has had their eyes glued to so far this year.

1. ENHYPEN - ‘Blessed-Cursed’

The boys certainly made a statement this year with ‘Blessed-Cursed’. As this was one of the earliest comebacks of the year (January 10, to be specific), well, it’s safe to assume fans have been blessed. The choreography for this title track is extremely eye-catching, with fluid yet precise and sharp moves that has any fan continuously wondering how such dance accuracy can be achieved. A fire choreography paired with a bop ? Only ENHYPEN can do that for every comeback, guaranteed.

2. Kep1er - ‘WA DA DA’

A lot of fans were pleasantly surprised when Kep1er revealed their debut date, though the comeback was postponed due to certain members contacting COVID-19. When the ‘WA DA DA’ music video finally came out, the track proved to be nothing less than sensational, but most fans agree completely that the choreography was the best part. Many idols also agree that this is a very addictive and fun choreography, with the many TikTok challenges and even LOONA’s HyunJin and dance line Yves, HeeJin, Choerry and Olivia Hye showing the choreography much love on Queendom 2 during interactions with Kep1er. If these idols and fans love it and get enough of it, it’s definitely a choreo to remember.

3. NCT DREAM - ‘Glitch Mode’

What fan hadn’t been slave to the ‘Glitch Mode’ trend? Even idols like aespa’s Karina and Stray Kids’ Bang Chan showed the choreography love in creative ways! This insanely good track was paired with a choreography that matched the glitch theme and has made this one of NCT DREAM’s most memorable choreographies to date. Next time your gadgets falter a bit, you should probably make light of it with a few of The Dreamies’ glitch moves.

4. (G)I-DLE - ‘Tomboy’

The wait was well worth it, don’t you think? After (G)I-DLE’s year long hiatus, the girls came back stronger with the apt album name "I NEVER DIE". The title track proved to be a bop, and the simple but impactful choreo made it all the rage for fans everywhere, especially on TikTok where it became a trend with numerous challenges. Who can forget Shuhua’s iconic part and choreography? Fans certainly can’t and won’t.

5. IVE - ‘LOVE DIVE’

Another rookie group on the list that are proving to be among the top fourth generation K-Pop monster rookies. And it’s not just about their immediate success right after debut or the fact that two insanely popular idols are a part of their lineup. IVE releases bop after bop nonstop, and ‘LOVE DIVE’ seems to be the best one yet. The choreography in the chorus where the girls imitate desk-leaning poses and hand mirror moves is too good that fans always dance along to that part. The dance break with An YuJin as the center was then the icing on the cake. Perfection is what the ‘LOVE DIVE’ choreography is.

What are your most addictive K-Pop choreography picks in 2022 so far? Which K-Pop choreography on this list is your favorite?