[KPD] Learning “GOOD BOY”
KPD(K-pop dance class) is a program that gives you a chance to learn K-pop dance. On September 27th, we had our second K-pop dance class of this semester. First, we met in front of the main gate of Yonsei campus at 6:30pm, and moved to the dance studio. It took about 15 minutes to get there on foot. We had 10 exchange students and 5 YG members.
The class started at 7:00pm with some stretches.
This time we covered GD&TAEYANG’s “GOOD BOY”. Everyone seemed to be very excited during the class.
Actually, the dance was not that easy but thanks to our teacher, we could make it. We practiced in slow motions first and then gradually speeded up. Finally we danced in a normal speed.
Throughout the class, everyone enjoyed the music and the dance. It was a good experience to be more familiar with K-pop.
The class was ended at 9:00pm, and we went to home looking forward to the next class.
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