RIIZE Scores First Win for 'Do your dance' on Show Champion
Just one day after releasing their dance practice video, RIIZE claimed their first music show victory for 'Do your dance' on Show Champion. The win marks a strong start for the group's latest release.

RIIZE added another achievement to their comeback momentum by taking home the trophy for "Do your dance" on Show Champion. The first-place finish comes just a day after the group shared an official dance practice video for the track on June 23.
The win highlights the quick traction "Do your dance" has gained since its release as the title track from RIIZE's mini album "II." The group's choreography, which was detailed in yesterday's practice video, clearly resonated with voters, combining technical precision with the song's energetic vibe.
Beyond RIIZE's victory, Show Champion featured performances from several other acts. ONF and EPEX were among the artists who took the stage, keeping the show's lineup strong and competitive.
This first win is particularly meaningful given how recently "Do your dance" debuted. The combination of the dance practice release and immediate chart success suggests solid fan engagement and streaming momentum for RIIZE. For a group still building their trajectory, early music show wins establish important validation and visibility.
RIIZE has been steadily growing their presence since their debut, and this win demonstrates their ability to compete on major music shows. The choreography-heavy nature of "Do your dance" appears to have been a strategic strength—the dance practice video gave fans and voters insight into the production quality behind the track, potentially influencing voting.
The group's next steps will likely focus on maximizing this win's momentum. Multiple music show appearances typically follow a strong first victory, giving them more chances to perform and accumulate additional trophies during the promotion period.
For fans who've been following RIIZE's journey, this moment validates the investment in their newest release. The fast turnaround from practice video to first win shows how digital promotion strategies and fan enthusiasm can quickly translate into tangible achievements on Korea's competitive music show circuit.
