Twenty years after their debut, BIGBANG remains as vibrant as ever: 'BiiiG' choreography practice video released

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Boy group BIGBANG has unveiled the choreography video for 'BiiiG'.

On the 24th, their agency YG Entertainment posted "BIGBANG - 'BiiiG' DANCE PRACTICE" on BIGBANG's official SNS.

The 'BiiiG' performance, which was first revealed at the Goyang concert on the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, had already received explosive responses from music fans. Building on that momentum, the agency has now released the choreography practice video to keep the excitement alive.

The members appeared with an overwhelming aura amidst countless dancers approaching them while holding microphones, evoking the narrative of their glamorous return amid intense interest from the public and fandoms. G-Dragon captivated every moment with his stylish gestures that no one could imitate and his unique swagger; Taeyang drew attention with his smooth dance lines and fluid dynamic control; and Daesung mesmerized audiences with his powerful energy and exceptional expressiveness.

Especially, the chorus performance unfolding alongside the intensifying sound was truly spectacular. The choreography featured various eye-catching points: a signature move where both arms are folded and snapped to the beat, a gesture mimicking firing a pistol, and a heavy movement embodying "BIG," the first letters of the group's name and the song title—each element making it impossible to look away even for a moment.

Earlier, 'BiiiG' broke the record for the most listeners within one hour of its release on Melon among songs scheduled for 2026, topping the TOP100 chart after just one hour and securing the number-one spot on the daily charts. With this new choreography content further amplifying the song's appeal, its popularity is expected to grow even hotter.

BIGBANG will head to Oakland, USA, on the 4th and 5th of next month for "BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS >." Following this, they will meet fans locally through a total of 33 concerts across 19 cities in North America, Europe, Oceania, and Asia. Additional tour locations are expected to be announced sequentially in the future.

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