SF9 Taeyang's Cover of "Burnt it Up" will totally make fans go wow!
The young artist exhibited his amazing dance prowess while covering Janet Jackson's "Burnt it Up." Taeyang filmed the said video in the USA. One particular location is the New York Times Square where he showed the people on the streets what he got as a K-pop artist.
The main dancer of SF9 stunned a lot of his fans as he confidently gave a different flavor to Janet Jackson and Missy Elliot's iconic song. On the 11th of June, the said dance cover was released. What's more, the choreography is done by Tobias Ellehammer, a well-known director and choreographer from Copenhagen, Denmark. He is also known to have worked with other K-pop artists such as Super Junior and Kang Daniel.
SF9 Taeyang's Cover of "Burnt it Up" was filmed over a year ago in different states in the US: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta. There are also scenes shot in Seoul. Thus, a lot of his fans lauded him for showcasing his brilliant buoyancy even if the mob was closely staring at him.
"Having to dance in front of so many strangers(foreigners!) in the middle of NY TIMES SQUARE, being stared at but still has that level of confidence, Yoo Taeyang. I'm so proud of him He is so talented!!!," a fan said on Twitter.
"OMG TAEYANG TAEYANG TAEYANG BEST BOY When he used different places and synchronizes with his dances omg this beautiful. He puts a lot of effort. Let's support our best dance Taeyang," another fan said.
Before the released of SF9 Taeyang's Cover of "Burnt it Up," he mentioned it to the FANTASY, that a new dance cover is up during one of his V-Live. He even said that it is something that has full of meaning and not easy. He also talked about despite his busy schedule, he found time to film.
According to the K-pop idol, he would love to cheer the people especially in these trying times where the world faces a lot of difficulties; one of them being the Coronavirus pandemic. He also said that it would be best that he will be able to deliver strength to the majority including the medical staff.
Here is the video of SF9 Taeyang's Cover of "Burnt it Up."
