In order to outshine the rest, idols are bringing more than their charisma and badass vocals to the stage. We are always won over by their amazing live performances and dance routines, and these perfect stage props made these stages even more unforgettable.

Brown Eyed Girls has amped up the meaning of sexy concepts these days but before their assets being their main dance prop, they had fans. "Sign" was definitely captivating as the ladies strutted their stuff and with a flick of the wrist exposed some unique dance choreography.

These ladies always have something up their sleeve. RaNia's concepts never disappoint when it comes to the amount of sex appeal surrounding their dances. "Pop Pop Pop" was no exception with their light-up canes.

The MV for "Catch Me" was everything the "Human Centipede" wish it could be. Enticing, visually stimulating and simply interesting! TVXQ's smooth moves paired with their mechanical gloves made for some real eye-candy.

I think when everyone saw their few live performances, they never thought of how a pillow could be incorporated into their dance routine. Rest assured, these girls brought more comfort to the stage than sweats at a college exam.

Heelys aren't for little kids anymore! SPEED brought the speed to the stage as they zoomed on past the idols with their live performances. Just remember, Heelys aren't liable if you bust your face pretending to be an idol with this intense routine.

Those flashers in typical anime stand no chance against Dal Shabet's flashy choreography. Rather unexpected, but refreshing, the ladies bring a new definition to functional clothing. Personally, I'd wear this to the beach so when I'm ready to tan, all it takes is one quick rip!

The acrobatic skills of these idols make you wonder whether they'd do well in the circus or as monkeys in the zoo. GOT7 has continued to impress with their mid-air dance routines. Using another idol...the prop that is always by your side! Can't beat that.

BoA is the Korean dancing queen. What's unique about her choreography is the ability to dance and sing effortlessly while still interacting with her backup dancers and stage props. Something about this dance just made BoA more sensual and captivating.

Hyomin's solo release for "Nice Body" was definitely a unique one. Not only is the song unbelievably catchy, her dance was super simple yet very sexy. The best part of her choreography wasn't just the simple bar dance but also the unique use of measuring tape! It definitely highlights her sexy figure and matches the songs catchy lyrics, making it a well added prop.

Before EXID's fancam broke the internet, Hani and Solji formed a beautiful sub-unit called Dasoni. Their song "Good-bye" was beautifully sung and had some unique choreography points. They utilized uniformity in their dance and their back up dancer's exotic fans and sharp moves made for a real eye-pleasing performance.

When it came to bumping up sexy choreography, miss A were not playing around. These ladies are not only sexy in their clothes alone but also their stage props helped amp up their game to A1. The poles really made them seem to float on air during every live stage and the opening curtain dance made them more lusty and enticing.

After School were definitely rocking poles in a whole new way. Whether you were completely in disbelief or screaming "YAAASSSSS" the whole time - there is absolutely no denying that these poles were the most eye-opening props yet. Not only was it just interesting to see, especially when the girls utilized each other's bodies, but also it showed how classy they look despite the stigma behind pole dancing.

SISTAR's "Give It To Me" was littered with props. Not only was Dasom's cane and hat dance amazing, but the real pizzazz comes from Bora's glitter toss. It was spot on with the lyrics and, honestly, completely unexpected! It just spiced up the performance in a unique way. Sometimes it is the simplest of things that have the biggest impact!

These Romeos know how to charm their way into people's hearts, and their dance routines are one of many reasons. "Lonely" was quite the moving melody. Paired with the sensual scarf dance, the boys made this choreography unforgettable in more ways than one.

T-ara was another performance that went prop-crazy and added all the spices into their choreo soup. With some Latin-influenced dancing and a variety of props on deck, each member stood out in her own way. The cane and scarf combo made the choreography flashier than their usual stages. "Roly Poly" is another fine example of flashy stages and fun props, such as Jiyeon's sunglasses.

We all already know about the chair dances made popular by, well, just about everyone and their omma. Yet Sunmi made the concept unique again by bringing her living room on stage. Her sofa dance was not only eccentric but it also caught the attention of the masses, making "Full Moon" a well-planned live performance. Congratulations for not being basic, Sunmi, and anyone else playing house on stage with their sofas.

One of the most aegyo filled songs in K-Pop history, Girls' Generation's "Kissing You" had one of the sweetest melodies. Heck, it was so damn cute they took it even further and doubled up the cuteness by giving the girls sweet lollipops to include in their choreo. These lollipops made the candy girl style come to life in this song.

"I want Nobody, Nobody, but You!" *clap clap - clap clap* Talk about a throwback Thursday. This is what made the Wonder Girl's shine as a retro styled girl group, aside from the sounds of "Tell Me." This performance was quite the eye-candy, as the ladies even performed this dance on the 'Wendy William's' show in America. Their dance routine received lots of love for brining something different to a classic prop.

I may have mentioned before that Girl's Day's debut days were an out of bounds topic, but there is one thing worth crediting to their debut and that was the dance routine. Although everything about "Tilt My Head" made me want to tilt my head, their use of microphones in their dance routine is the only one of its kind. As for as I'm concerned, Girl's Day was one of the few groups to add a quirky routine that utilized their microphones throughout the whole song and still actually sing while doing tricks with their microphone. Now if only their vocals were as strong as their stage prop idea....but that is a different story.

KARA and Girl's Day were not the only ones to use suspenders in a flashy way. Although it seemed off-limit to boy groups since girl groups kept owning these sexy straps, EXO gave it a breathe of fresh air in "Christmas Day." Combined with their swag, this stage prop was well utilized and even made one of EXO's sweetest songs cool as sin.