The masterclass on Korean pop culture will present this direction as a symbiosis of live movement, rhythm, and body work. Participants will learn a dance routine, feel the energy of the genre, and try themselves in a format where music, synchrony, and vibrant presentation come together in an exciting and very contagious experience. Korean pop culture (K-pop) has long ceased to be a local scene and has grown into a global cultural phenomenon, where music, dance, visual style, and performance energy work as a whole. Behind the clips, concert numbers, and the image of idols lies a school of precision in movement, plasticity, and team synchrony. This masterclass focuses on this aspect of Korean pop culture, where participants can step out of the role of observers and try the genre with their bodies - through movement, rhythm, and the stage feeling of themselves. At the center of the session is a dance routine that can be learned step by step. This format will suit both those who are already interested in contemporary dance choreography and those who just want to understand why this style captivates teenagers and young adults around the world. Here, professional preparation is not important; what matters is the readiness to engage in the process, catch the musical pattern, and feel the joy of movement. Participants will be able to work on coordination, body awareness, and confidence, while also looking at the Korean music industry from a more practical perspective. A special interest in the meeting is given by its connection to the festival dedicated to Korean culture and art. Through dance, the conversation about the country becomes less abstract: K-pop appears as part of a larger modern culture, where pop music, hip-hop, electronic sound, stage discipline, and expressive visual presentation merge. For teenagers and youth, this is also a space for communication, shared interests, and bright emotions that can easily be shared with friends. The session will be conducted by Diana Osennaya from the 'Hard Yard' studio, an employee of the youth leisure center 'Dvor'.