Ever watched Rumi, Jinu and their fellow performers move to the music in KPop Demon Hunters and wished you could learn the choreography yourself? Netflix is giving fans a chance to do just that with a collection of official full-length choreography videos inspired by the biggest songs from KPop Demon Hunters.
The releases bring the original choreography into the spotlight, with real-life dancers and performance groups demonstrating the routines in full. From HUNTR/X’s powerful performances to the Saja Boys’ catchy moves, the videos offer fans a chance to revisit the music, follow the formations and practise the steps beyond the film’s animated scenes. The five-song rollout includes “Golden“, “How It’s Done”, “Soda Pop”, “Your Idol” and “Takedown”.
Official KPop Demon Hunters choreography videos and the artists bringing the routines to life
How It’s Done: Leejung Lee, Bambi and Nara
One of the first new releases was an animated “How It’s Done” rehearsal video featuring Rumi, Mira and Zoey practising together in a dance studio. The choreography rollout also includes a live performance demonstration by Leejung Lee, alongside dancers Bambi and Nara.
Leejung Lee, associated with THEBLACKLABEL, is among the choreographers credited for the film’s dance routines. The video gives fans a closer look at the movements behind HUNTR/X’s energetic track, making it a useful reference for anyone hoping to recreate the trio’s performance.
Golden: Nain, Sharon and KINA
“Golden” is one of the most recognisable songs from KPop Demon Hunters, and is also one of the few choreography videos to get an energetic routine. Nain of Jam Republic performs the routine alongside Sharon and KINA.
Rather than relying on the animated film’s performance, the dance video allows viewers to follow the choreography as a complete sequence. Fans can pay closer attention to the movements and formations that make the HUNTR/X performance memorable.
Soda Pop: K-Tigers
The Saja Boys’ “Soda Pop” gets a choreography demonstration from K-Tigers, the Korean performance group known for combining dance with martial arts-inspired movement.
The performers featured in the routine are Ha Seong-jin, Lee Ok-hyun, Kim Tae-sung, Roh Jun-seo and Kim Seong-hyun. Their version brings a distinctive performance style to the song while showcasing its recognisable choreography.
For fans who enjoy the Saja Boys’ playful stage presence, this is a chance to see the routine performed in full outside the film’s animated setting.
Your Idol: K-Tigers
“Your Idol” is also part of Netflix’s five-song choreography rollout. The song is one of the Saja Boys’ defining performances in the film, and its inclusion gives fans another opportunity to revisit the group’s darker stage aesthetic and choreography.
The full routine is choreographed by K-Tigers, with dancers Ha Seong-jin, Lee Ok-hyun, Kim Tae-sung, Roh Jun-seo and Kim Seong-hyun showcasing the moves. The release adds to the collection of dance videos inspired by both fictional groups, allowing fans to explore more of the movement behind the film’s music.
Takedown: Nain, Sharon and KINA
HUNTR/X’s “Takedown” rounds out the five-song collection. Nain appears with Sharon and KINA in the choreography footage, bringing the routine to life through a full dance performance.
The release gives fans another chance to study the group’s choreography, particularly the movements and formations that contribute to the song’s high-energy performance.
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Note : The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.
