“Snow Man” refers to a figure typically made of packed snow, traditionally constructed during winter. It is usually created by stacking snowballs on top of each other to form a rounded upper body and head, with the bottom snowball being the largest. Snowmen are often adorned with various accessories to create a whimsical appearance, such as a carrot for a nose, stones or coal for eyes, and buttons, as well as scarves and hats to add character. The activity of building a snowman is a popular wintertime pastime for children and families, symbolizing play and creativity during snowy weather. The term can also be used metaphorically in popular culture, representing themes of winter, nostalgia, and celebration associated with the season. In some contexts, “Snow Man” may refer to fictional characters or stories that involve snowmen as central figures.
The show "Sore Snow Man ni Yarasete Kudasai" hosts a thrilling dance battle featuring Snow Man and the K-Pop group ILLIT. The "Dance No Kankopi Revolution" segment showcases precise choreography…