My Honey Jar 
(Not Bachata) The Choreo That Existed Live Only Once in the World! Kim Sung-jae Revival with Team Boss
(Bachata) Choreographer Boram broke it down and Team Boss's R.I.P reads exactly like it — a betrayed man's love and hate, told in dance!
“The man hates this woman so much, and still he can't forget her. Because deep down he loves her.”
Explaining the love-hate of a man who lost his partner to betrayal as the core concept of the choreography
Watch that moment →“I wanted to unfold their story inside the choreography — missing each other but turning away, wanting to pull each other close but pushing away.”
Explaining how the push and pull of the movement embodies the love-hate of the relationship
Watch that moment →“When you go into the turn, it helps a lot if you're holding your frame.”
Explaining what keeping the frame does in the section of the Intenso choreo that leads into a turn
Watch that moment →“At the very beginning, as the gospel music swells, one woman gets lifted up — that's how we expressed resurrection.”
Explaining the choreographic meaning of the show's opening scene
Watch that moment →A word about Team BOS? No login.