This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.

A one-on-one signature mission for 10 choreographers was depicted.

On the 18th episode of Mnet dance survival show Street World Fighter: Director's War (hereafter "SWF"), 10 choreographers who entered the directors' lab were featured.

That day Simeez, Baby Zoo, Nain, Ingyoo, Kasper, Renan, Bada, Hash, Minjun Jeong and Back Kooyoung drew attention as they became directors participating in "SWF".

They said that even if they created the same stage, the meaning changes depending on whether their name appears as "director" or "choreographer" in the final credits, and they drew attention by declaring "I came to become a director."

The first mission, the "1:1 signature mission," was a battle to steal an original choreography by reimagining the opponent's representative signature move in one's own way.

The winner here then competes in a directing showdown through the "last run." The directors were shocked because the dancers they had to use numbered as many as 400.

However, the time allotted for the one-on-one signature mission was only two hours, and the directors ran around creating choreography frantically.

The one-on-one signature missions were arranged as Simeez vs. Renan, Back Kooyoung vs. Kasper, Minjun Jeong vs. Hash, Baby Zoo vs. Nain, and Bada vs. Ingyoo. These matchups were made after fellow choreographers viewed the signature moves and nominated opponents.

The first matchup was Renan versus Simeez. Renan said, "I created 80 percent of aespa's 'Whiplash' choreography, but the choreography award went to Rachika (Simeez's agency). I still don't understand. I cried after the awards ceremony," and entered the signature choreography battle with Simeez, but she was unanimously defeated and suffered humiliation.

Afterwards, Back Kooyoung won over Kasper, Minjun Jeong won over Hash, Baby Zoo won over Nain, and Ingyoo won over Bada, raising expectations. <

[Photo] 'SWF' broadcast

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