I love how “ANIMAL” feels like something you really have to feel and enjoy—it’s so good
What happened
BOYNEXTDOOR performs “ANIMAL” in a choreography-focused video built around the repeated “like an animal” hook.
In the Korean comments
One comment credits Riwoo with putting the choreography together, saying in translation, “Maybe because Riwoo made it, the choreography speaks for itself.” Another describes the underground-looking location as reminiscent of an older music video without feeling dated, instead comparing it to a stylish club stage.
What the words mean
“감다살” (gamdasal, “great instincts”) shortens “감 다 살아 있다” (gam da sara itda, literally “all the feel is alive”). In the comment praising KOZ, it casually and emphatically means the company made an excellent creative call.
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I love how “ANIMAL” feels like something you really have to feel and enjoy—it’s so good
I love this part so much, and I’m genuinely so grateful that you filmed it so clearly..
No, the formations and choreography in “ANIMAL” are just all so good!!
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Fans are raving about the choreography and stage presence!
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