As an integral part of music videos, there are choreography that has made trends in the world because of its beauty, charm and fascination. Let's take a look at the songs with the peak of this choreography. For businesses in the music industry, musicians, events-related organizations, or anyone looking to build hype around something about to kick off, it’s important to amplify your post’s visibility with all of the tools at your disposal

1. Dance and music
As an integral part of music videos, there are
choreography that has made trends in the world
because of its beauty, charm and fascination. Let's
take a look at the songs with the peak of this
choreography.
“Thriller” – Michael Jackson
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2. No one can not mention or deny the talent of
Michael Jackson. Just like the legendary
choreography in history that always
accompanied the King of Pop and MV Thriller.
Jackson really turned his dances into a
memorable "legacy" of the music industry. A
unique art form that interweaves the story with
dances and effects. When Thriller was born,
MTV had to show it twice in an hour to meet
the needs of viewers. This 14-minute film made
a big impression on audiences and has long
been the best music video ever.
“1234” is a song from Feist's third studio
album, The Reminder. The song was written by
Feist and Sally Selman. It's still Feist's biggest
hit in the US to date, with incredibly graceful
choreography.
With not too complicated movements
combined with the crowd, the choreography of
this song is really widely applied. They bring
something very comfortable and relaxing.
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3. A monochromatic MV is nothing special,
but for dance lovers, it is the perfect
highlight for the MV. The MV creates a
buzz among MVs with the best
choreography.
Surely fans of the Poping art form cannot
ignore this MV. It has an irresistible
charm.
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Weapon of Choice” is a song by Fat boy
Slim. The music video, directed by Spike
Jonze, features actor Christopher Wilken
dancing around a deserted hotel lobby. It
won multiple awards at the 2001 MTV
Video Music Awards. A year later, it won
the Grammy Award for Best Music Video.

4. With the image of a dancing man in a
loose suit. His stage seemed to be the
whole world. Like arrangement but like
improvisation, the dance of the MV is
likened to a release of the soul.
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“Here It Goes Again” is a song by OK Go
from the album Oh N. Their dance moves
quickly created a strong wave on
YouTube. The single peaked at number
36 in the UK Singles Chart on 1 October
2006.
The dance of the MV is like a
cheerleading dance on the background
of a gym machine. It looks simply but is
actually very difficult. Because to be
able to dance smoothly on the treadmill,
they had to practice very hard. The
rhythmic coordination brings an eye-
catching and exciting look to the viewer.

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Beyoncé's Single Ladies not only has
addictive choreography, but also has a world-
famous lyric. For example, this song reached
number one on the US Billboard hot 100 in
2012.
It also ushered in a paint fever dance on the
internet era. In the same 2012, Beyoncé was
certified four times platinum by the Recording
Industry Association of America (RIAA) for
sales of more than 5 million digital downloads.

6. “U Don’t Have to Call” – Usher
“U Don't Have to Call” is a 2002 song by American
pop singer R&B/Usher. “U Don't Have to Call” finally
won the Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocalist
in 2003.
Yet another “impromptu” dance and sweet
vocals. It's no surprise that the dance of the MV "U
don't have to call" has become a global favourite.
"Islands" is a song recorded by British indie pop
band The xx for their first studio album. Upon
its release, “Islands” received critical acclaim
from music critics. The song ranked at number
28 by NME on the list of "150 best tracks of the
past 15 years". The song became the band's
highest single in the UK. After it peaked at
number 34 on the UK Singles Chart.
The fast and repetitive choreography creates
bewilderment for viewers. And beautiful dances
are always remembered for a long time.