Why do people always judge stage presence from dancing?

Seduce your grandma??? :-D

they dont

you totally made this up just to make something about day6

sad icy, expected more from you

i mean DAY6 isn't kpop tho....

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Like you can have stage presence, even without dancing, even by standing at a single spot the entire time

Doing some body roll and looking like you wanna seduce my grandma isn't the only type to stage presence in KPOP. Normalise the appreciation of stage presence that bands have

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Am I the only one who doesn't get stage presence? Like when comparing which group has more stage presence?

I agree. You could be great at dancing but if you don't command a stage and draw in an audience's attention and are just proceeding through the moves without performing them, then you don't have stage presence. To me, stage presence is more innate rather than learned. For example, no matter how many performances Dua or Taylor give throughout their careers, their performance style always seems to be lacking in charisma as compared to others in the industry (though to be fair Taylor had improved a ton over the years). Stage presence is what keeps a viewer watching.....if you don't have that then no matter how good your singing or dancing is, the performance falls flat.

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Am I the only one who doesn't get stage presence? Like when comparing which group has more stage presence?

Don't worry I don't get it either, all groups have stage presence because they are the ones performing. Ofcourse everyone is going to stand out.

Jihyo's stage presence is amazing, even just singing

Here's Park Hyoshin having great stage presence while sitting down