A Pink' s�Chorong, Hayoung, and Bomi,�did their best to break away from their innocent image by performing a sexy dance cover to�Beyonce's "Yonce" ("Partition") on the recent episode of 'Yoo Hee Yeol's Sketchbook'. Although it left the audience cheering and surprised to see this sexy side of the girls, choreographer Kyle Hanagami�couldn't help but be a bit taken aback that credit wasn't given.

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The choreographer took to his Twitter to respond:

@cubeunited @tonyselznick @MSAAgency I'm flattered but credit really needs to be given where it's due. http://t.co/Bj3hH833H1

� Kyle Hanagami (@KyleHanagami) June 6, 2014

This of course isn't the first time�that choreographers have voiced their wishes to be given credit towards Kpop artists, agencies, or broadcast stations.�Although the artists do not receive any direct profit from these dance covers, it seems the general consensus is that choreographers would like acknowledgment for their creation and hard work and/or to be asked permission to use their choreography in advance.

Tip:�Tiffany93