aespa's new song 'Spicy' sparks dance challenge frenzy! Netizens collectively search for the "culprit" behind the choreography!

Recently, netizens mentioned aespa's new song 'Spicy' and expressed their addiction to the dance break in the middle, jokingly suggesting to find the 'culprit' behind choreographing that addictive dance section.

Recently, following the release of aespa's "Spicy," an online trend known as the "#SpicyChallenge" has gained momentum. It encourages everyone to fearlessly attempt the dance moves from the chorus of "Don't Stop," which have proven to be addictive and irresistible, tempting many to join in and take on the challenge.

Netizens have thoughtfully compiled three dance choreographer options for the "Spicy" "Don't Stop" dance routine. These options include Kiel Tutin, a British dancer who has previously choreographed for singer Jolin Tsai's concerts, Bailey Sok, a brilliant young dancer who has choreographed for the girl group Red Velvet, and KINKY, a renowned dancer from South Korea.

Some netizens jokingly commented, saying, "The second group is really giving it their all!" "The first team nailed the 'Don't Stop' part the best!" "The second group has a similar vibe, it's like the second choreographer's version!"

However, some netizens expressed their disappointment with the choreography for "Don't Stop." They shared their perspective, stating, "I personally think the choreography in the music video is quite lackluster, but the song itself is fantastic. It feels like the MV and choreography didn't capture the essence of the song."

"The song 'Spicy' is great and it suits my taste. Although the stage costumes are boring and the choreography is a missed opportunity, there are still many captivating moments during the live performances. However, when it comes to the dance, it feels underwhelming, especially the choreography for 'Don't Stop,' which falls short of perfection."

"The 'Don't Stop' part is exactly the same as the dance I performed for my 5th-grade elementary school dance skills assessment. Every time I see it, I feel so embarrassed. Why is this dance even included..."