NEOZ Dance Team Analysis

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NEOZ dance team showing their skills on “D.O.B”
The first dance team of FNC Entertainment, NEOZ dance team has showing their dancing skill for the first mission, on FNC x Mnet’s variety show “Dance or Band (D.O.B)”
NEOZ School dance team was showing their dance skill on two videos which was uploaded through FNC NEOZ School official YouTube. The first video was showing nine trainees dancing to BTS “I Need You,” as they synchronize move their body in the medium upbeat song.
Meanwhile on their second video, they performed Block B’s hit song, “H.E.R” which was done perfectly. To these performance, fans were approving the team was indeed having talents for their dance skills.
“Wow they're pretty good! I like that they tweaked stuff both in the

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