Stray Kids adopt barista concept in new 'This & That' choreography video

Stray Kids has released a new choreography video capturing the performance details of their new song, 'This & That.' Moving away from the typical practice room setting, the video adds visual interest by establishing a specific 'Barista' theme.

Spanning 191 seconds, the performance video focuses on the organic connection between the song's rhythm and the choreography. The members go beyond simply executing movements, utilizing the space to embody the song's atmosphere in accordance with the set concept.

Visual variations of the 'Barista' theme

The core of this choreography video lies in its change of setting. By choosing a background that incorporates the barista concept rather than a standardized dance studio, the group has expanded the song's mood. The members showcase elaborately designed choreography that matches the beat, focusing on completing a cohesive scene rather than just a sequence of movements.

In particular, the hand gestures and body movements tailored to the rhythm of 'This & That' are closely intertwined with the song's composition. At every point where the music undergoes a variation, the members adjust the intensity of the choreography, visually maximizing the flow of the track.

Expanding musical spectrum with remix versions

Stray Kids continues to expand their musical horizons through this promotion. In addition to the original track, 'This & That' offers diverse auditory experiences by simultaneously presenting remix versions divided into 'This Remixes' and 'That Remixes.' Each remix emphasizes different charms of the song, providing more variety for fans.

This choreography video once again confirms the high level of performance perfection Stray Kids has built. The precise control of tempo and movement according to the song's structure reinforces the group's formidable performance capabilities.