Save These 4 Choreos If You’re Serious About Auditions

If you’re serious about getting noticed, you don’t post random clips, you post precision, power, and purpose. These routines aren’t just pretty steps, they test stamina, musicality, control, performance, and presence, the exact things talent scouts and judges lock onto.

Here are 4 choreos you NEED on your radar:

🎯 1) VVS Facts — Technique Meets Attitude

📍 Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bWUAnuXdlE

This routine forces you to control rhythm changes and hit dynamic accents. Judges don’t care about perfection, they care about intent and clarity, this one trains both.

🌸 2) RESCENE (리센느) — ‘Bloom’

📍 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYOnNqXcMls

Melodic, expressive, and layered, this choreo is a student’s dream for expressive styling and flow. If you want to show emotional range, practice this until your transitions are effortless.

🔥 3) STAYC — ‘PIPE DOWN’

📍 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yrVusHfd28

This is attitude in motion. Sharp lines, confidence, energy shifts, this one weeds out dancers who can move from those who can perform. Treat your practice like a performance, not a workout.

👑 4) IVE — ‘That’s My Girl’

📍 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIH6Eebalh8

Clean, bold, and demand-driven. This routine forces precision timing and group synergy, even solo practice of this will sharpen your musical awareness like nothing else.

💡 REAL TALK:

Most dancers waste time on “popular” routines that look cool but don’t challenge your craft. The videos above are strategic, they develop the skills audition judges actually score on:

- Musical interpretation

- Energy control & kills

- Sharp → soft dynamics

- Stage presence under stress

If your training doesn’t make you uneasy the first 5 times you try it, you’re training the wrong things.

📈 YOUR ACTION PLAN (no fluff):

1. Pick one choreo per week — don’t mix them.

2. Break each into 4 practice checkpoints:

3. Record yourself weekly — send raw clips to someone who will tell you the truth.

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