For today’s episode of /”Professional Dancer Reacts/” I react to BINI /”Cherry On Top/” Practice and Performance Video

Even though we couldn’t find the practice version, this tower cam view gave us a great perspective on their formations and overall performance.

Here are 5 things I loved about this performance:

• The use of diagonal formations and transitions was really effective. They start in diagonals and use nice weaving patterns to move through formations.

• The choreography perfectly balances being visually appealing while allowing them to sing live. It’s not overly complex, but still engaging and on-brand for BINI.

• Their formation changes are frequent and well-executed. They rarely stay in one formation for more than 4 counts, keeping things dynamic.

• The staging makes great use of space, with vocalists moving between stage left, right, and center while maintaining eye contact with the audience.

• The light show and backdrop complemented the performance without being distracting. It added to the overall visual appeal.

This choreography shows they can balance singing live with engaging dance routines for a full concert. It’s accessible to a wide audience while still having details dancers can appreciate.

What did you all think of the performance? Any favorite moments or formations that stood out to you? Let me know in the comments!

Song:
BINI /”Cherry On Top/”

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