tripleS 'EXO - Growl' Cover Dance Practice

What happened

tripleS covers EXO's Growl, prompting praise for the large ensemble and criticism of how its formations are used. The official dance-practice upload lasts two minutes and 36 seconds.

Why Koreans care

For a large group, staging involves more than matching steps: entrances, exits and framing determine who stays visible. One comment comparing this recording with a television version highlights how camera work can shape impressions of choreography, rather than proving that the dancers performed differently.

In the Korean comments

Fandom, anticipation: “It's finally here, my 24-person Growl.” Minority, staging criticism, excerpt: “I wish the company would pay more attention to framing and formations.” This criticism concerns presentation, not a claim that the cover should not exist.

What the words mean

칼군무 (kalgunmu, sharply synchronized group dancing) praises precision, not dancing with knives. Admiring synchronization and questioning formations are compatible reactions: one concerns coordinated timing, the other how the ensemble occupies the space.