aespa, known for their intense performances and futuristic visuals, is facing mixed reactions from fans over the choreography in their latest comeback.
While the group’s past dances have often earned high praise even during promotions for songs that received lukewarm musical reviews—some are now expressing disappointment with the new routine.
On online forums, one fan commented, “Even when the songs weren’t that great, aespa’s choreography always stood out. But this time, especially the chorus part, it’s really underwhelming.”
Some have noted that the group, known for sharp synchronization and powerful movements in songs like “Next Level” or “Savage,” seems to have taken a more subdued approach this time, which isn’t resonating well with everyone.
- I think the choreography is a bit unusual, but when it was pre-released in the ad, Winter brought it to life like she was riding a possessed horse—it looked amazing. The choreography in the ad actually seemed better.
- The song is catchy and good, so it’s fine. Honestly, the song itself is what matters.
- I heard it’s by We Dem Boyz.
- Seriously, who says aespa can’t dance? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ What do you mean they can’t dance? It’s moments like this that show how unfairly their dancing gets criticized.
- Huh? From the short-form video that dropped yesterday, Winter and Ningning danced so well.
- At least there’s no ridiculous chest-thrusting choreography, so that’s a relief.
While not all feedback is negative, the overall consensus highlights the high expectations placed on aespa’s performance identity. As live stages begin rolling out, fans are eager to see whether the full visual impact of the choreography changes perception.
