DanceSport Becomes The Highlight Of ISAC 2022: Find Out Which K-Pop Idols Participated In This Category (Latest Update)

 ISAC 2022 or the latest installment of MBC's iconic Idol Star Athletics Championship is the talk of the town, and K-Pop fans all over the world are eagerly awaiting the official broadcast of the special Chuseok episode in September. In the meantime, some fans are attending the live recording of ISAC 2022 today and sharing highlights from the same on various online platforms.

This year, ISAC has introduced a new competitive category called "DanceSport", which has drawn interest from fans worldwide. For those who might not know, DanceSport is primarily competitive ballroom and Latin American dancing but can also include several other styles. As this is a new category, fans are even more excited to see their favorite idols taking on this new challenge.

Female participants in the DanceSport category at ISAC 2022 are Billlie's Tsuki, NMIXX's SullYoon, Kwon EunBi, and Kep1er’s Xiaoting. Male participants include DKZ's JaeChan, YOUNITE's EunSang, WEi's Kim DongHan, and P1Harmony's InTak. Each idol performed with a dance partner.

Among the female participants, at the time of writing, SullYoon scored 22.8 points, EunBi got 25.1 points, Tsuki got 25.9 points, and Xiaoting scored 29.2 points, winning the gold medal.

Among the male participants, at the time of writing, InTak has received 25.4 points, Kim DongHan scored 25 points, EunSang got 24 points, and JaeChan got 22.9 points.

The highest overall score thus went to Kep1er's Xiaoting, who proved her mettle as a charismatic and skilled dancer. You can watch the full performances when the episode is officially broadcast in September!

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