BigBang proves legendary status with 'BiiiG' dance practice
BigBang showcases 20 years of expertise in a new 'BiiiG' choreography video, proving their unrivaled presence and teamwork.
BigBang has once again proven their unrivaled presence with a choreography practice video that showcases 20 years of seasoned expertise. Even without flashy stage sets or the roar of an audience, the three members elevated the performance through their individual personalities and teamwork alone, demonstrating the sheer power of a "legendary group."

YG Entertainment released the "BiiiG" choreography practice video through BigBang's official SNS on the 24th. The video captures the performance from their recent concert held at the Goyang Stadium main arena, transplanted into the intimate setting of a practice room.
G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung made a strong impression from the start, appearing among numerous dancers while holding microphones. While the three members performed the same choreography, their individual movements and sense of rhythm were distinctly different, creating a stage that perfectly embodies the concept of "three people, three colors."
G-Dragon anchored the performance with his signature relaxed gestures and swag. Rather than relying on exaggerated movements, he focused on utilizing the beat and the space to command attention.
Taeyang led with fluid and sophisticated dance lines. He expressed the rhythm of the music through precise bodily movements, clearly distinguishing between intense sequences and moments of controlled tension. His stability, characteristic of a veteran performer, was highly evident.
Daesung added energy to the group with powerful movements and his signature expressive facial work. The way the three members' movements diverged yet collectively formed a single rhythm reaffirmed the unique essence of BigBang's performances.
During the chorus, the intense atmosphere of "BiiiG" was captured through point choreography. The sequence featured a rapid succession of movements, from rhythmic body bounces with folded arms to handgun-inspired gestures and heavy movements symbolizing the "BIG" in the song title and the group's name.
This video is particularly significant as it strips away the grand production of a stadium concert to focus entirely on the choreography. The fact that the members' characters and skill shine so vividly without lighting or stage effects demonstrates a level of experience that transcends mere stardom.
The music release has also seen massive success. Immediately following its release, "BiiiG" recorded the highest number of users in its first hour among all songs released in 2026 on Melon. After hitting No. 1 on the TOP100 within just one hour, it also topped the daily charts, proving BigBang's enduring influence in a fast-moving music market.
Since their debut in 2006, BigBang has been recognized as a definitive group that reshaped the landscape of K-pop, leaving behind hits such as "Lies," "Day by Day," "Last Farewell," "Bang Bang Bang," and "Fxxk It." They played a pivotal role in evolving idol groups into cultural icons spanning music, fashion, and performance.
As BigBang returns to the stage to celebrate their 20th anniversary, this era represents more than a simple comeback. It is a process of re-establishing their value through contemporary music and performance rather than simply relying on past glory.
Following their Goyang performance, BigBang will continue their 20th-anniversary world tour in Oakland, USA, on September 4 and 5. They are scheduled to hold a total of 33 performances across 19 cities worldwide, with additional tour locations to be announced.
For BigBang, 20 years of experience has become an asset rather than a burden. By maintaining their unique identity even in a simple practice room, the three members continue to project the massive presence suggested by the title "BiiiG."
