Xiaojun's Solo Song Choreography Practice Behind-the-Scenes

The behind-the-scenes footage of WayV's Xiaojun's first solo song, "Hey, Somebody," choreography practice has been released. The video captures the atmosphere of the practice room and the process of coordinating with the dancers—scenes rarely seen on the finished stage. It unfolds step-by-step, from the time spent preparing alone to the moment when multiple people synchronize their movements.

During the first day of practice, we see them familiarizing themselves with the flow of the choreography and checking their movements multiple times. Even during breaks, they practice their movements again on their own, and when performing with the dancers, they coordinate their positions and directions of movement. There were also scenes designed to capture the narrative feel of a musical, so I was able to hear various ideas for preparing the performance.

After finishing the first practice session, Xiaojun said that there were still many parts he needed to practice more. He also mentioned that he needed to focus more on the choreography after the recording was finished. Since this is his first solo album, there must have been many new attempts, and it is impressive to see him building through the process step by step.

On the second day as well, we repeatedly fine-tuned small details like the beat and the timing of the turns. On the finished stage, I could feel that even in a single movement that passed by naturally, the time we spent practicing together had accumulated. When I watch the "Hey, Somebody" performance again, I think I will also recall the scenes of us preparing in the practice room.