Dancer Jay Black has revealed that he is the choreographer behind the intro “killing part” of A2O Lite’s debut stage.
According to Sports Kyunghyang, the dance artist — who gained attention for his dancing skills on MBC’s “My Little Television” — announced the news on his official Instagram on October 14, alongside a clip of A2O Lite members Siri and Aijing performing the “INTRO” and “NEON” stages.
In his post, Jay Black wrote that he participated in creating the two-person intro choreography for Siri and Aijing, adding that CREAM DANCE’s Lee Dong-gyu and Choi In-young took part in the production and training. He asked fans to enjoy the choreography and to show A2O lots of love.
The standout moment is the intro’s killing part, where Aijing executes a perfect one-foot turn in sync with Siri — a high-difficulty move that has drawn explosive love from fans at home and abroad. Online reactions praised the choreography as stylish and addictive, with some saying the intro alone carried half of the stage’s popularity.
Jay Black also cleared up a rumor that the killing part was choreographed by dancer Rosalin, playfully denying it with an “Huh?” comment on the post.
A2O Lite has released their debut digital single “Neon” and will now begin music show promotions and active schedules.
