xikers releases easy and hard choreography versions for 'DIENAMITE'

The group xikers has released two different choreography tutorials for their new song 'DIENAMITE' on their official YouTube channel. To encourage fan participation, the videos offer an Easy version that simplifies movements and a Hard version featuring complex, dynamic motions such as bouncing the pelvis four times.

The group xikers has encouraged participation in dance challenges by presenting two different versions of the choreography for their new song 'DIENAMITE'.

In the video released through the official xikers YouTube channel, the members communicated with fans using an "choreography tutorial" format to teach the 'DIENAMITE' dance. Considering the high difficulty of the song, the video features an "Easy version" and a "Hard version" with detailed explanations to allow more fans and artists to participate.

'Easy Version' captures lyrical meaning for easy following

The first introduced Easy version increases accessibility by simplifying movements while preserving the nuances of the lyrics. Starting with a motion of covering their ears in preparation for an explosion at the beginning of the song, the members performed a surprised motion to the sound of "oh." During the following "sh" section, they expressed the meaning of the lyrics through body movements, including breathing out quietly and repeating a motion expressing "dizziness" five times.

Specific movement instructions following the flow of the lyrics continued. In the "Last day" section, the performance features elongated movements, while the "get on my knees" part adds a yawning motion to express boredom along with bending the knees. Finally, the Easy version explanation concluded with a motion resembling firing a gun to the lyrics "I'm gone."

'Hard Version' emphasizes dynamic movements to show the essence of the dance

The following Hard version is a composition that maximizes the energy of the song, containing much more complex and dynamic movements than the Easy version. It begins with a countdown motion and a movement as if pressing dynamite, revealing the intensity of the song through a section expressing wild body movements.

The core of the Hard version lies in movements that utilize specific body parts in detail. These include movements utilizing the upper limbs, biceps, back, and the left leg, as well as a jump followed by a motion emphasizing the chin and a sexy motion of tying and untying hands. In particular, motions such as hitting from the navel to the neck four times and bouncing the pelvis four times were used as elements to visually maximize the rhythm of the song.

By teaching both versions of the choreography, xikers expressed their hope that fans will participate in the challenge in their own ways.

Source: xikers (YouTube)