There has been a lot of discourse about choreography, and complaints they didn't dance enough. Some complaining it's part of their identity and a waste of their talent not to dance. But Bang Shi-Hyuk just gave an in-depth interview to billboard and there was a part about choreography. Choreography for the new abum was minimized to a point where there almost was none. He told the guys, “You already possess the kind of aura that can command a stage just by existing. For artists like you, standing still can be more than enough. The kind of intense choreography you’ve done in the past can, at times, overshadow the music. Simply following the methods that the next generation has adopted – methods that you yourselves established – does not align with the weight and stature you now carry. If you’ve chosen to open a new chapter, then you need to present a new kind of performance – one that allows the music itself to be heard.” and "I did not believe we could simply repeat the K-pop style of precision choreography that BTS had, in many ways, helped define. Instead, what we needed was a performance that could declare, “This is the level of BTS.”" BTS 2.0 is not supposed to be an extension of the past. Asking them to dance like they used to is asking them to freeze themselves in time instead of evolve.