Kasper clears up misconceptions about being sensitive: "It's a misunderstanding"

Choreographer Kasper has opened up about the public perception of him and the image he has built over time. Kasper addressed the common perception that he appears overly sensitive, clarifying that this is a misunderstanding that does not reflect reality.

In the recently released '[#SDF] KASPER | DIRECTOR VIEW' video, Kasper spoke candidly about his established image. In the video, he delivered a blunt response to how he is perceived, stating, "Me, sensitive? That's a misunderstanding." While acknowledging that some people view him as sensitive, Kasper emphasized that this impression differs from his true self, maintaining a transparent and honest attitude.

Kasper's Candid Confession: Inner Thoughts Revealed Through 'DIRECTOR VIEW'

The newly released 'DIRECTOR VIEW' video highlights both Kasper's professional side as a choreographer and his personal character through unfiltered answers. The video is structured around questions regarding the image Kasper has received from the public and those around him, to which he responds directly. In particular, the interview, featuring the phrase "Me, sensitive? That's a misunderstanding," provides a glimpse into Kasper's real personality hidden behind his professional persona as a choreographer.

Through this video, Kasper aims to correct misconceptions about himself while demonstrating his serious commitment to his craft. This is interpreted as more than just an attempt to improve his image; it is a process of defining himself ahead of the intense competition to come. The video is drawing viewer interest by conveying Kasper's unique identity through his honest responses.

A War of Choreographers: Fighting with Minds and Proving with Bodies

Kasper's remarks are gaining even more attention in conjunction with the launch of a new dance survival program. 'Street World Fighter: Director's War,' which captures the process of choreographers fighting intensely with their minds and proving their skills with their bodies, will serve as that fierce battlefield. Moving beyond a simple dance battle, the program takes on the character of a "war of works," where the creative ideas and physical movements of choreographers collide.

'Street World Fighter: Director's War' follows mastermind choreographers as they compete against one another through their respective works. The show plans to provide an in-depth look at how choreographers translate the ideas conceived in their minds into physical movement, and the moments of artistic collision and proof that occur in the process. This is expected to be a platform where both the artistic capabilities and technical perfection of the choreographers can be witnessed.

Premiere on Mnet and tvN on August 18

'Street World Fighter: Director's War' is set to premiere on Tuesday, August 18, at 10 PM. The program will be broadcast simultaneously on Mnet and tvN, aiming to introduce the world of choreographers to a wider audience.

This "war of works" featuring talented choreographers, including Kasper, is expected to maximize and showcase their creativity and physical prowess. The process of choreographers' ideas being born into works and then being proven through their bodies is anticipated to provide a new visual experience for viewers. All eyes are on how this program will elevate the status of choreographers and expand the boundaries of choreographic art.