Im Woo-il's unique dance moves spark laughter during Aiki's lesson

Comedian Im Woo-il drew laughter on the set of "Talk Pa One 25 O'Clock" after his "zombie"-like movements failed to match the rhythmic waves of Aiki's "Shake" choreography.

Comedian Im Woo-il drew laughter by displaying unexpected movements while learning a point choreography taught by dancer Aiki.

A pre-release video released by JTBC for "Talk Pa One 25 O'Clock" captures the scene where dancer Aiki meets cast member Im Woo-il to teach him choreography. During the session, Im Woo-il expressed his fandom by mentioning he was a "master" of a program Aiki had appeared in previously, but he showed a strange difference in temperature when actually attempting to follow the choreography presented by Aiki.

Aiki's point choreography 'Shake' centers on waves rather than simple shoulder movements

The name of the choreography introduced by Aiki is "Shake." Starting as a simple movement of shaking the body, the difficulty increased gradually following Aiki's explanations. While it began with a simple motion of shaking the shoulders forward with the arms, Aiki emphasized that this was not the entirety of the dance.

Aiki pointed out specific key movements, stating, "In the shoulder-shaking motion, the hands must dig inward," and adding, "You have to mix in a slight wave." The movement is only completed when a rhythmic wave is added to the simple shoulder movements.

Im Woo-il's off-beat movements resemble a 'zombie' or an 'excited middle-aged man'

While receiving the instruction, Im Woo-il displayed a unique sense of rhythm while attempting the wave motion emphasized by Aiki. As Aiki increased the speed and demanded a higher level of completion, Im Woo-il began to find his own rhythm rather than perfectly implementing the movements.

In the process, his movements drew reactions that they resembled a "zombie" or an "excited middle-aged man." The contrast between his struggle to perform the key points taught by Aiki and his instinctive, off-beat movements heightened the atmosphere on set. The cast members added to the liveliness by clapping or bursting into laughter while watching Im Woo-il's movements.

Watching Im Woo-il's performance, Aiki once again pointed out the details of the movements, and the cast concluded the conversation by expressing anticipation for how the learned choreography will be implemented in future broadcasts.

Source: JTBC Entertainment (YouTube)