드디어 안무영상이 왔다고!!
What happened
PLAVE's Born Savage dance practice has viewers listening for synchronized footsteps and Eunho's vocal interjections. The official video runs three minutes and 22 seconds.
Why Koreans care
Dance-practice audiences can value room sound rather than treat it as unwanted noise. The footstep comment makes synchronization something to hear as well as see; vocal interjections similarly draw attention to the performers' activity beyond the backing track.
In the Korean comments
Fandom, rhythmic precision, excerpt: “The perfectly matched footsteps that are the essence of a dance-practice video.” Fandom, vocal interjections: “2:16 2:22 Eunho suddenly breaking into song is insane, I love it.”
What the words mean
Live in the comments about singing refers to what viewers believe they hear during the performance. It does not mean the upload was broadcast in real time, nor does one vocal moment establish how the entire soundtrack was produced.
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드디어 안무영상이 왔다고!!
안무영상의 근본인 딱딱 맞는 발소리 매번 들리게 촬영해주는거 .. 진짜 수상하리만큼 케이팝 꼴포를 아는 외계인들
2:15 갑자기 음질이 달라진다 했더니 라이브였어 .. 천재 가나디
BAKBING reaction summary
Most fans are excited, saying 'finally, the dance video is here,' while some noted 'the sound quality suddenly changed'.
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