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Now what I mean with "real" choreo is doing the same moves the others are doing instead of a extra one where they maybe just move their hands to make hitting the note easier.
I noticed that many of the past comebacks always have their main vocal stand and do an extra bit of choreo to make it easier to hit the note (which is totally fair, not complaining) e.g. Weki Meki's Suyeon, DreamNote's Miso, Victon's Seungsik, while watching my faves DONGKIZ stage however, the high note was done while doing the jumpy choreo, which made me realize my point even more.
Do you think it's purely out of stability reasons so the main vocals can actually hit the high note without sounding like they'd be in a washing machine getting shaken or is it just a stylistic choice, that we're so used to seeing main vocals standing still for their high note and even underestimating their ability to hit it stable while doing more intense choreos?
Sure not every main vocal can dance as good as the main dancer, but they are main vocal for stability reasons as well which I think they should be able to pull off while doing the choreo as well.
What do you think?
I noticed that many of the past comebacks always have their main vocal stand and do an extra bit of choreo to make it easier to hit the note (which is totally fair, not complaining) e.g. Weki Meki's Suyeon, DreamNote's Miso, Victon's Seungsik, while watching my faves DONGKIZ stage however, the high note was done while doing the jumpy choreo, which made me realize my point even more.
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Do you think it's purely out of stability reasons so the main vocals can actually hit the high note without sounding like they'd be in a washing machine getting shaken or is it just a stylistic choice, that we're so used to seeing main vocals standing still for their high note and even underestimating their ability to hit it stable while doing more intense choreos?
Sure not every main vocal can dance as good as the main dancer, but they are main vocal for stability reasons as well which I think they should be able to pull off while doing the choreo as well.
What do you think?