They emphasized finding true style through daily practice.
They promised to grow further and positively impact K-culture in 2026.
Dance crew WDBZ has proudly claimed the title of 'Best Choreographer' and shared heartfelt reflections on their achievement.
In a statement through their agency ARA, they expressed, "Rather than following trends, we dedicated ourselves to achieve what we consider 'cool' through daily practice. It feels incredibly meaningful that our small choices have proven to be correct."
WDBZ further added, "We're sincerely grateful for the esteemed evaluations of our work in a gathering filled with outstanding dancers. We want to share this joy with all our fellow dancers. May every individual who continues to dance, whether on stage or in practice rooms, find opportunities to shine."
Recently, WDBZ was honored with the 'Choreographer of the Year' award at the '2025 Choreo Awards' and also secured 'Best K-Pop Choreography' for BLACKPINK Jennie's 'Like JENNIE,' marking a significant milestone. This recognition underlines their profound influence on K-pop choreography.
As they look forward to 2026, WDBZ committed to further growth, wishing to contribute positively to K-culture while expressing their gratitude to fans for their unwavering support.
WDBZ has profoundly impacted many by maintaining a clear identity and focusing on their fundamental dance goals. They skillfully avoided the pitfalls of fleeting trends, instead turning their search for authenticity into meaningful results on stage.
Moreover, their unique choreography for BLACKPINK's 'Like JENNIE' intrigued K-pop fans with its refreshing approach. This style not only extends the narrative of the music through performance but also highlights the intimate relationship between dance and music.
These achievements illustrate that WDBZ's significance goes beyond technical excellence. Their presence has the potential to positively influence K-culture and inspire a new generation of dancers.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: ARA
