Inducing "Side, Waist" movements... Health gymnastics stage by Miss Trot cast

The cast members of Miss Trot 2 and Miss Trot 3 showcased gymnastics movements to the song 'What's Wrong with My Age?'.

According to the video uploaded to the TV CHOSUN MUSIC YouTube channel, the cast members composed a stage where they sang 'What's Wrong with My Age?' while inducing specific movements in between.

A gymnastics stage following "Side, Waist" movements

In the video, the cast members presented gymnastics movements for health along with the song lyrics. The cast members led the stage by asking viewers to follow the movements of specific individuals.

The video captures the cast members encouraging specific movement execution, saying, "You just need to follow the movements of Lotdami and Jihoon-i." The cast members gave instructions such as raising hands or moving their sides, mentioning body parts like "Hands up," "Side, side, side, side," "Leap, leap, overlap, overlap," and "Waist, waist, waist." They also continued the gymnastics with movements such as "Shoulders, shoulders, hands behind."

Repetition of 'It's the perfect age to love' lyrics and inducing movements

The cast members sang the song 'What's Wrong with My Age?' while performing gymnastics movements in sync with the flow of the song. In the video, the lyrics "It's the perfect age to love" appear repeatedly, maintaining the flow of the stage.

In the middle of the song, the cast members started movements by shouting chants like "One, two, three, four," or checked the difficulty of the movements by saying, "Take a break for a moment." Additionally, they delivered a message about health through lyrics such as "What's wrong with my age, what's wrong with my joints, what's wrong with my physical strength," and added interjections like "Well done, well done, well done" throughout the stage. In the video, they proceeded with the stage while performing phrases such as "Time, believe it" or "Time, go crazy," along with phrases like "Turning back time to when I was young again."