The delicacy of girl group choreography is what makes them unique. With that, check out 5 boy groups that have performed covers of female groups!
In the K-pop industry, there is a certain taboo regarding the differences in choreography between girl groups and boy groups. While female idols tend to dance in a more delicate and sensual way, male artists opt for more intense and heavy movements. However, it is this uniqueness in the choreographies that makes each of them unique and challenging.
Knowing this, check out 5 boy groups that have performed incredible performances with girl group songs!
1. GOT7 – “Miniskirt” by AOA
During the FLY World Tour, GOT7’s first tour after their debut, there was a moment during their last performance in Seoul, South Korea, where the group took to the stage in wigs and skirts to perform their hit “Miniskirt”, from the girl group AOA; check it out!
2. BTOB – “Dumb Dumb” by Red Velvet
Bringing a lot of charisma to the stage of the reality show Te Boss is Watching 2016, BTOB also took to the stage doing justice to all the elements of “Dumb Dumb”, by Red Velvet. They surprised both the public and the judges by appearing dressed like the members in the video clip; watch!
3. Changmin, Minho, Kyuhyun and Suho – “Something” by Girl’s Day
The partnership between Changminfrom TVXQ, Minhoby SHINee, Kyuhyunby Superjunior and Suho from EXO, resulted in a performance of “Something” by Girl’s Day, where the idols drew a lot of screams from the SMTOWN 2014 audience. The aim was to make the audience fall in love with their “feminine charm”
4. THE BOYZ – “The Boys”, by Girls Generation
The name of the boy group THE BOYZ can also be found in one of Girls’ Generation’s most famous songs. During KCON 2018 in Thailand, the members presented a fully synchronized performance, living up to the legacy of the girl group that inspired thousands of idols of current generations.
5. SEVENTEEN – “Lion Heart” by Girls Generation, “Ice Cream Cake” by Red Velvet and “Rough” by GFRIEND
SEVENTEEN is known in the K-pop industry for always presenting choreographies that leave the audience’s jaw dropping, and even with more restrained movements, they manage to deliver the same quality in a mashup of Girls Generation’s “Lion Heart”, “Ice Cream Cake”, by Red Velvet and “Rough”, by GFRIEND during Music Core 2016; look!
Source: Recreio
