The “Sorry, Sorry” dance move, choreographed by Nick Bass and Trent Dickens, is basically a bounce with a cool hand gesture.
Since Super Junior was one of the first K-Pop bands to become a mainstream, global success, this move is still considered a favorite over a decade after it came out!
Watch the move demonstrated here:
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How to do dance move from "Sorry, Sorry" by Super Junior
- Stand with your feet wide apart, knees bent.
- Bring both hands up to about chest height and rub them together as if you are washing your hands.
- Now, when you're doing the “washing movement,” bring your hands from the left side all the way to the right side. Don’t keep your hands too tight, instead keep them nice and loose. Do this hand washing movement over the course of 4 counts as you move them from the left side to the right side.
- Next, let's focus on the torso. Keep your upper body nice and low, shoulders and chest leaning forward and allow the whole upper body to bounce with the beat.
- For the legs, allow your knees to bend and bounce to the beat as well.
- Lastly, to make the whole motion look fluid, practice moving your torso from left to right as if they are following your hands. Keep your head facing forward throughout the 8 count.
All done!
Wanna learn more K-Pop moves? Check out these posts:
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