By now, you've probably heard the unforgettable song "Arcade" by singer-songwriter Duncan Laurence. Laurence first stepped onto the world stage when “Arcade” won the coveted 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. In the almost three years since, “Arcade” has gone on to rack up billions of streams worldwide, creating new fans of Duncan Laurence wherever it goes.

And now, the song has its own stunning contemporary dance video as part of DanceOn's "Artist Request" series. Directed by Ryan Parma and choreographed by Jan Ravnik, "Arcade" beautifully comes to life through the movement and storytelling ability of Jan Ravnik and dance partner Madison Alvarado. A beautiful, heart-wrenching glimpse into the dilapidated remains of a relationship past, the Artist Request for "Arcade" perfectly visualizes Laurence's poignant lyrics. The duet takes us physically and emotionally through what’s left of the home and life the couple once shared.

Check out the video below and let us know what you think!

DanceOn trend alert! BTS dropped their new single PERMISSION TO DANCE July 8th 2021, and we are unapologetically grooving to it. If you are looking for a good time, look no further than the official music video:

The choreography includes international sign language signaling ‘fun’, ‘dance’ and ‘peace’. Check out the especially smooth execution of Jungkook’s pencil turn around 2:14. The original choreography to the full track can be viewed here in BTS’s official rehearsal dance video:

Despite the strong connection to dance in the song lyrics and music video, no choreographer is listed in the music video’s credits. Full credits in screenshots below!

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We searched online and could find the name of nearly every talent involved but no mention of the choreographer in any press story or posting. We’ve reached out to the creative team and hopefully will update this post soon with information on the choreographer(s) identity and work!

If you are looking for a way to learn the official PERMISSION TO DANCE choreography, there’s an excellent breakdown and tutorial created by YouTube dance influencers Ellen and Brian. Check it out here:

Learn the dance and join the BTS Army by posting your own version of the routine. Shout out to @Chisaakiii for her joyful take of Permission to Dance on TikTok. Over 3 million views so far and counting! We’ll see you out there on the virtual dance floor!