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K-Tigers gives "Your Idol" a flesh-and-blood dance routine

Netflix's official choreography video has viewers examining the floorwork, requesting more songs and joking about the missing levitation.

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Why this story? The video drew 1,213 comments in its first day, 6.6 times a normal first day on this channel (184).

“Your Idol” Official Choreography | KPop Demon Hunters | Netflix

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0:24The beat drops and the five dancers launch into synchronized choreography.
1:29A formation change brings grounded, rhythmic stomps into the rap verse.
2:37The group bows together before reaching toward the ceiling.
2:48The dancers drop to their knees for the floorwork sequence discussed in the comments.

Five dancers in black bow together, reach toward the ceiling, then drop to their knees. K-Tigers' studio performance of "Your Idol" brings the KPop Demon Hunters number into the real world, where even this crew has to obey gravity.

That limitation has become a running joke in the comments. Viewers keep asking where the floating went, treating the absence of supernatural powers as an omission from an otherwise very human dance practice. Elsewhere, the discussion gets specific: the floor sequence near the end has prompted viewers to read the formation as Jinu controlling the other Saja Boys like puppets.

The upload drew more than 1,200 comments in its first day, over six times Netflix's usual first-day conversation for regular videos. Its viewing was ordinary for the channel; the unusually busy discussion is what sets it apart.

Netflix credits K-Tigers with the choreography and names the dancers as Ha Seong Jin, Lee Ok Hyun, Kim Tae Sung, Roh Jun Seo and Kim Seong Hyun. Their routine moves from synchronized isolations to grounded stomps and sharp changes of level, with no spoken explanation between the music and the movement.

It follows Netflix's official "Soda Pop" choreography upload, another number associated with the film's Saja Boys. Viewers are already putting in requests for "What It Sounds Like" and "Free," while others point out that this performance gives them the full song rather than only the section heard in the film.

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What viewers say

I'm very disappointed they didn't start levitating
@Tima-x2tSee it on YouTube
Glad they did the choreo with the full song, not only the short version that's in the movie.
@luna13198See it on YouTube
2:48 I love this sequence and the way that it suggests that Jinu is in charge and he's basically puppeting the Saja Boys
@CinnamonQuillsSee it on YouTube

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We have had the voice actors of Huntrix and Saja Boys, the singers of Huntrix and Saja Boys, and now the dancers
@quintatiiuSee it on YouTube
We need What It Sounds Like next as the final
@PalesaMokoena-e2kSee it on YouTube
Will we have a choreo for "Free" too? We need a Jinu and Rumi for it! Please don't forget that song after "What it sounds like" choreo 😭
@Casca_DeuseSee it on YouTube
Well, that just leaves 'What It Sounds Like', right? I want to see the steps for admiring the beauty of broken glass.
@PurindiraSee it on YouTube
The dancers deserve a raise for making majestic choreo
@HeisenbergFamSee it on YouTube