[Easy-to-dance dance tracks] Gentle K-pop dance numbers
K-pop has become a global movement and taken root across a wide range of generations.
For idol groups in particular, dance is one of the biggest attractions.
Beyond full-fledged cover dances, it’s also enjoyed casually through TikTok.
Among those dance tracks, we’ve highlighted songs that are gentle and easy to dance to!
In our research, we found that laid-back or comical songs tend to have simpler choreography and movements.
Catchy choreography from well-known smash hits is fun too, so feel free to give it a try!
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[Easy-to-Dance Tracks] Gentle K-POP Dance Numbers (41–50)
Red FlavorRed Velvet
Red Velvet’s lead track from their 2015 mini-album, “Red Flavor,” is a poppy, refreshing summer tune.
The choreography is also poppy and catchy, making it easy to imitate! It features rhythmic moves that ride the music, and dancing in a way that bursts with the beat suits the vibe of the song really well.
If you spread and rotate your arms broadly in time with the music, and pay attention all the way to your arms and fingertips to add dynamism, I think you’ll be able to dance in a way that comes close to the original!
I’m So Hotmomoland
Released in 2019 as MOMOLAND’s first single under their new lineup, “I’m So Hot” features a comfortably electronic sound, with lyrics that depict the excitement of dancing and a rising body temperature.
The choreography focuses on hand movements, making it easier to dance even for those who might get winded by more intense routines.
There’s also a Japanese version of the song, so you can choose that one if you prefer.
In conclusion
I introduced some easy K-pop dance numbers.
The selection ranges from classic, simple dance tracks to relatively new, catchy songs that make you want to move.
Start with parts you feel you can try or with familiar hit songs, and build your motivation as you challenge yourself and get used to it!