All The Filipino Dance Trends We've Seen KATSEYE Try (So Far)

Every song and dance KATSEYE releases always goes viral worldwide. The multicultural six-member girl group—Sophia Laforteza (Filipino), Daniela Avanzini (American-Venezuelan-Cuban), Lara Raj (Indian-American), Manon Bannerman (Swiss-Italian-Ghanaian), Megan Skiendziel (American-Chinese-Singaporean), and Jeong Yoonchae (South Korean)—is taking the global stage by storm.

But there's more to the group than just their powerful performances; they also love partaking in Internet dance trends—specifically, Filipino ones. 👀 ICYC, here are some of the local dance trends KATSEYE has taken on so far:

One of KATSEYE's recent dance covers was Giling Pababa by Dags Samson. It's one of those catchy tunes that has taken over TikTok, and of course, the girls couldn’t resist joining in on the fun.

Members Daniela and Sophia took center stage for this one, showing everyone exactly how to "giling" with style, confidence, and that signature KATSEYE charm. Fans couldn't help but cheer and flood the comments section with praises.

KATSEYE also took on their viral hit Touch, and of course, they didn't do it alone. They danced with Filipina celebs like Andrea Brillantes, Niana Guerrero, and AC Bonifacio!

Seeing KATSEYE groove alongside these Filipino icons was like watching two generations of performers unite through rhythm and fun.

When we say dance trends, we don't just mean pop songs—even the most random and catchy jingles count! KATSEYE wanted to reach their Filipino EYEKONS, and they definitely understood the assignment.

All six members nailed the Budots Challenge, showing off their playful side and proving they can go as far as any true Pinoy party starter.

When Gento by SB19 took over the internet in 2024, you just knew a KATSEYE dance cover couldn't be far behind. But what made this moment even more special was the unexpected collab that broke the internet: KATSEYE dancing alongside SB19 themselves!

"Oh we-ee-ee ain't flexin' this golden collab with @KATSEYE," SB19’s official TikTok page captioned, and honestly, they had every reason to flex.