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Rescene take their chair choreography onto the seats themselves

The group's "Baekhwayoran" showcase performance drew about a million views since yesterday on South Korean news broadcaster YTN.

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South KoreaStory of November 5, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of YTN's most watched videos since yesterday, with 1,022,457 views.

YTN: South Korea's first 24-hour news channel, on air since 1995. 5.4M subscribers and 23B views.

K-팝 의자 기강 잡으러 나왔습니다…리센느 '백화요란' [이 장면] / YTN

At just over two minutes, every member of Rescene is standing on a chair. The seats have already served as supports and places to perch; now they become small platforms beneath a synchronized dance routine.

The footage comes from the South Korean girl group's November 3 showcase for its fourth mini-album. A stage screen identifies the release as Pulse, and the host introduces "백화요란" ("Baekhwayoran") as another track from the record before the members move into position.

This is a stage-performance video rather than a narrated news report. Once the introduction ends, the camera follows the choreography: feet planted on seats, seated hand gestures and upper-body movements, then wider formations on the floor in front of the chairs. Later passages alternate individual sections with paired movements before the full group returns to faster chair-based choreography.

For readers unfamiliar with the act, Rescene's lineup consists of Woni, Liv, Minami, May and Zena. The performance gives each a place within a routine built around moving together and changing levels, from the stage floor to the chair seats.

The upload's Korean title, "K-팝 의자 기강 잡으러 나왔습니다…리센느 '백화요란' [이 장면] / YTN", playfully means "Here to put K-pop chairs in their place… Rescene's 'Baekhwayoran'." The moment that makes the joke clearest arrives at 02:16, when the entire group climbs onto the seats.

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