TWICE MiSaMo’s “Sexual” Choreography Sparks Polarized Opinions

TWICE‘s MiSaMo subunit, consisting of Mina, Sana, and Momo, recently released their new single, “Identity.” However, one part of the song’s choreography is causing mixed reactions.

The members crawl on the floor through male dancers’ legs and pose.

Fans who oppose the choreography claim it’s too sexual and have sent trucks in protest.

There are various messages, including, “Get rid of MiSaMo’s meaningless sexual choreography,” “Edit the choreography immediately and protect MiSaMo’s image,” and “We’re against the choregraphy that insults women. Modify MiSaMo’s choreography immediately.”

However, not everyone is on board with the change: Some fans believe that there is nothing wrong or inherently sexual with the choreography, while others believe the members are mature enough to do such choreography if they are comfortable with it.

While fans are split on the issue, no changes have yet been made to the choreography.