Group CRAVITY released a dance video of its new song "Break all the Rules."

Its agency Starship Entertainment recently released a surprise choreography video of CRAVITY's debut album "CRAVITY SEASON1. [HIDEOUT: REEMBER WHO WE ARE" title track "Break all the Rules" on its official SNS channel.

The choreography video will be presented to commemorate the 3 million views of the music video of the title track "Break all the Rules," and CRAVITY boasted a unique charm, boasting fantastic teamwork by the nine members. In casual black and white costumes, the members, who freely showed off their fresh and warm visuals that were different from those on stage, overwhelmed the eyes with their strong performances from the start.

In particular, the pair choreography, which allows the members to feel the "chemistry" of the members, including the fast and disciplined group dance in the chorus, added to the fun of the viewers, and in the dance break section of the second half of the song, they performed a series of powerful performances, giving off a lively energy of rookies.

CRAVITY's debut song "Break all the Rules" is a powerful drum with colorful vocal melodies and Harmony's impressive urban hip-hop genre, featuring CRAVITY's bold aspirations to throw toward the world under the theme of "Let's Break the Frame and Rules of Our Own." Having captured the hearts of music fans by setting the stage with their outstanding singing ability and eye-catching performances, they made a meaningful achievement by topping the Hanteo Chart's weekly music charts with the album, with 53,000 first-time sales.

It also proved itself to be a trendy rookie by ranking No. 1 in seven regions of the iTunes Top K-pop Album Chart and No. 4 in the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart, a comprehensive chart of iTunes in a total of 12 regions, shortly after the album's release. Meanwhile, CRAVITY (Serim, Allen, Jung Mo, Woo Bin, Won Jin, Min Hee, Hyeong Jun, Tae Young and Sung Min) continues their colorful album activities with the new song "Break all the Rules."