G-Dragon’s ‘Too Bad’ Stuns, but All Eyes Are on Dancer Bada’s Show-Stopping Moves

G-Dragon’s latest track “Too Bad” isn’t just making waves for its bold sound and style, it’s also drawing attention to dancer Bada, whose fluid and dynamic movements add an extra layer of artistry to the performance. The song features distinct transitions between strong and subtle beats, making precise control of tempo crucial for the dancers.

For instance, there are moments when G-Dragon does not follow the beat exactly in his choreography, allowing the dancers beside him to enhance the performance with sharp “Harlem Shake” moves, making his presence even more striking. At the beginning of the song, during the line “Check it, how do you do?,” the dancers perform a synchronized step with folded arms moving up and down. While this could risk looking outdated, they execute it with such groove and finesse that it becomes a defining moment of the performance.

This structure becomes even more prominent in the song’s climax. During the line “Baby Girl! Too bad for me. There you go! Toot that! As for me?,” the dancers execute a knee-bending motion that amplifies the rhythm and energy of the stage. The choreography, reminiscent of a zombie dance, is further enhanced by G-Dragon’s gender-fluid fashion, as he and Bada both wear skirts, creating a visually striking ensemble.

“Too Bad” is a song that radiates trendiness. As part of his first full-length album in 11 years and 5 months, it highlights G-Dragon’s signature kitsch aesthetic and unique hip factor on stage. Adding to this, Bada’s distinct aura elevates the performance. Standing at 176 cm, her long and fluid dance moves, paired with her signature partially bleached hair and thick-rimmed glasses, give her an unmistakable presence.

Her unique footwork and dance style further enhance the visual appeal of the performance. Netizens have been quick to praise her:

• Bada definitely catches your eye.
• She’s so professional, I can’t take my eyes off her.
• Her expressions, hair, and styling are all perfect.
• Bada is seriously amazing. She’s my role model.

Previously, in December last year, Bada gained attention for her performance alongside BTS’s Jungkook, where their practice video amassed 25 million views in just 24 hours, becoming a global sensation. She also made a name for herself through Street Woman Fighter 2 (2023), further cementing her status in the dance industry. With 4.63 million Instagram followers, she is already an established influencer, and her performances will undoubtedly continue to captivate audiences in the future.