NCT DREAM's 'Boogie Woogie' 1theKILLPO Puts Fans' Favorite Moments on Stage

Which moment makes a performance memorable? 'Boogie Woogie' returned in 1theKILLPO, a format built around fan-selected highlights rather than simply replaying its music video.

At 20:00 KST on November 11, 2026, 1theK Originals published NCT DREAM's 'Boogie Woogie' 1theKILLPO performance. Production details reported by news outlets describe 1970s disco-funk inspiration, a side-to-side fist-swinging chorus, train-like movement later in the piece, and contrasts in outfits and mood.

A November 12 Korean YouTube ranking snapshot placed this performance at No. 15, with about 422,000 views, 35,000 likes and 1,219 comments. These are time-specific video metrics, not a survey of what comments said.

Visible November 11 post titles in a Haechan-focused Theqoo forum expressed surprise at an outfit, enjoyment of the choreography and appreciation for the opening. This is a narrow fan-forum sample. An October 16 Reddit album discussion included concerns about the title and sound, but those comments predate this performance and are labeled as anticipation rather than reactions to the video.

'Boogie Woogie' is the title track of sixth studio album 'DREAM AFTER DREAM'. Distinct from the existing music video, the 1theKILLPO performance uses fan-selected moments and new staging. The track release and this separate performance upload are different events.

Official original video: https://youtu.be/HYHu_ui8t2s . The November 11, 20:00 KST release matches media reports sourcing 1theK and video metadata. Full playback and individual YouTube comment reading were limited; choreography descriptions are attributed to production reporting rather than invented eyewitness observation.

Direct inspection of video comments could test which movements viewers discuss most. The current evidence covers official production descriptions, ranking figures and a narrow fan-forum window.