Best K-Pop choreographies of the decade

Described as futuristic, this choreography is considered aespa's best yet, showcasing outstanding energy and a complete, creative, and difficult routine. It's praised for its intricate details and the members' powerful execution.

This dance demonstrated LE SSERAFIM's strength in synchronicity and their capability to execute difficult choreography with high energy. It left a strong impression for its powerful and cohesive group performance.

ITZY's 'Wannabe' choreography effectively showcases their unique, confident energy with fast-moving and explosive movements. Ryujin's iconic 'shoulder dance' became a viral sensation, making it one of the most memorable girl group choreographies.

The members themselves consider this their most technically challenging choreography to date. It requires significant technical skill and precision, pushing the group's dance abilities beyond their already high-energy performances.

This choreography is praised for its memorable nature among girl groups, featuring a captivating 'domino effect' in its movements. The repetitive phrasing of the chorus is echoed in the dance, creating a compelling centerpiece.

This choreography won 'Best Choreography' at the 2024 MAMA Awards, highlighting its excellence and impact within the K-Pop industry. Its award recognition confirms its status as a top-tier choreography in the current decade.

Recognized as a difficult choreography, 'Inception' highlights ATEEZ's strong stage presence. Wooyoung's ability to command attention in understated post-chorus moments, despite flashy elements, showcases the group's performance depth.

SEVENTEEN is known for their highly synchronized and intricate performances, and 'Maestro' continues this tradition with impactful and well-regarded movements. It is frequently cited as a top K-Pop choreography, showcasing their signature precision.

The choreography for 'Bouncy' features a viral moment at the end of the bridge where Wooyoung 'slays,' contributing to its widespread popularity. Its catchy and impactful movements made it a significant and memorable routine.

Praised for the immense power behind its moves, 'Guerrilla' features members consistently delivering strong performances. The choreography is dynamic and impactful, with specific sections for Hongjoong, Mingi, and Yunho highlighted as particularly cool.

NCT 127's 'Kick It' features one of the most iconic point moves of its year, the 'new thangs' move. This memorable sequence has been widely replicated, solidifying its place as an influential choreography.

Choreographed by Rie Hata, 'Ay-Yo' is described as equal parts smooth and intense, effectively bringing out the 'neo' core of the track. It features insane footwork and is considered mind-blowing, a testament to NCT's challenging styles.

The choreography for 'ON' is an epic and cinematic production, known for its grand scale and the members' magnificent stage presence. Its unrivaled complexity and the sheer perfection achieved through years of experience make it a benchmark for powerful K-Pop performances.

THE BOYZ were considered 'choreo kings' in 2020, and 'The Stealer' exemplifies their strength with dynamic shifts and acrobatic movements. The routine features highly synchronized group choreography and memorable floor sliding, creating an entrancing performance.

The choreography for 'Black Mamba' is considered the epitome of aespa's style, where the song and dance function as a single, uniform piece of art. It's lauded for its seamless integration with the music, making it feel inherent to the song's identity.