The Radar is a provisional dance-first shortlist for K-pop dance covers and class programming. Groups and solo artists qualify when a full song from the previous 90 days has an identifiable, learnable routine. There is no minimum song age or requirement to have appeared before. A ranked song needs two distinct current independent recreations that we can watch, date and compare using public likes. We exclude artist promotion, reposts, repeated creators or performances, synthetic or unverified performers and unrelated original choreography. Missing evidence stays unknown.

We compare public likes within each platform and similar post-age groups of 0–2, 3–4 and 5–7 days, then use the median relative attention for each song. A group with fewer than four observations, or a date interval that crosses groups, uses the platform’s full current-window sample. This compares attention to the posts we could verify. It cannot estimate dancer counts, market share or weekly creation growth. Song age, artist fame and geography do not add a bonus. SaWaDiKa and You’re Under Arrest have equal priority at the combined cut-off and within the female list. Drip and Setsuna Hanabi tie in the male list. Equal priorities are shown alphabetically. Every newly discovered and previously withheld song enters the same open review. A release can qualify within days when its independent post evidence is strong enough. We keep release-day posts as context if we cannot verify that they came after the full song. A song can have a verified routine and still be unranked while comparable evidence is incomplete.

Dance review: 31 Oct–6 Nov 2026, Singapore time, with the regular 7 Nov 07:30 release cutoff. Of 303 named leads, 69 songs cleared the full-release and choreography gate. We applied the same maximum of two TikToks and one Reel per song: 81 underlying posts inspected, 61 current independent recreations verified and 59 usable public like counts. 22 songs met the comparative evidence rule. Search coverage is incomplete, so a missing song is not evidence of low participation. The latest completed YouTube weekly Top Songs periods visible for Singapore, South Korea and global were 23–29 Oct, 16–22 Oct and 9–15 Oct (Top 100 each). Circle Digital showed 25–31 Oct, 18–24 Oct and 11–17 Oct (Top 200). Completed full-release weeks with comparable quantities support listening diagnostics only. Full Spotify Singapore, South Korea and global weekly charts required sign-in. The public Singapore daily Top 50 for 6 Nov showed NEON at No. 5 with 32,106 displayed plays; limited global highlights for 30 Oct–5 Nov included You’re Under Arrest as the highest new entry at No. 81. These Spotify observations are listening context only. Platforms publish on different cycles; the review date is when we assessed the evidence. Singapore Creative Center exposed three Last 7 days hashtag rows before requiring sign-in for more. They help find leads, but supply no song or routine comparison. Local studio and crew checks provided qualitative context; the inspected Singapore crew Reel could not be matched to an eligible song and the Singapore Drip class advert used artist footage. Singapore listening demand and choreography participation are separate. Singapore-wide dance leadership remains unverified.

Medium confidence at best; one-platform priorities have Low confidence. Rounded counter bounds preserve the displayed order. FIRESTARTER, MONEYMONEYMONEY, SaWaDiKa, SUPERSTAR, HUSH, Drip, Setsuna Hanabi, You’re Under Arrest each depend on two accepted public attention observations, so removing either leaves them unrankable. NEON remains eligible if one post is removed but can move to eighth overall; ICONIC HEART ranges from first to tenth under the same check. Current creation growth and population-wide popularity remain unmeasured.

The curated watchlist covers after 31 Oct 2026, 07:30 through 6 Nov 2026, 23:59 Singapore time. We verified 12 individual full-song releases with learnable routines. The two-calendar sweep left 177 leads unresolved for release or choreography; those are not confirmed releases. An appearance here does not indicate a rank or guarantee class selection.

Maybe. The Radar helps shortlist songs. Ken makes the final choice based on choreography quality, musicality, suitability for the class, teachability and songs already taught.

↑ and ↓ compare displayed positions with the preceding published 31 Oct 2026 lists. No change means the position stayed the same; New entry means the song was absent from that list. Movement compares editorial picks and does not measure growth in Singapore dance participation. Same-week corrections keep this baseline.

For 31 Oct–6 Nov 2026, the combined editorial Top 5 is FIRESTARTER — K/DA; MONEYMONEYMONEY — CORTIS; ICONIC HEART — Hearts2Hearts; NEON — A2O LITE; SaWaDiKa — LISA. SaWaDiKa and You’re Under Arrest have equal priority at the combined cut-off and within the female list. Drip and Setsuna Hanabi tie in the male list. Equal priorities are shown alphabetically.