In the world of K-pop, choreography is everything. It’s what’s fueled the phenomenon of fan-created “dance covers,” and artist-produced “performance versions” of songs. It’s made “point choreography” a staple of the genre, where a song’s chorus features an eye-catching, easily replicable signature move. And most vitally, it’s what can catapult a track from a single that might get lost in the shuffle into a starmaking moment.
