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Ubisoft Releases The "Just Dance 2020" Song List

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Ubisoft released Just Dance 2020 today, and with the game, the company has released the entire song list for you to jam out to. Along with the return of Co-Op Mode, the game has a more personalized experience as well as All-Stars Mode. The latter being a journey across the galaxy to unlock unique songs. Enjoy the full song list and the trailer.

Credit: Ubisoft

The new Just Dance 2020 tracklist includes:

  • I Don't Care – Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber
  • Old Town Road (Remix) – Lil Nas X Ft. Billy Ray Cyrus
  • 7 rings – Ariana Grande
  • Taki Taki – DJ Snake Ft. Selena Gomez, Ozuna, Cardi B
  • bad guy – Billie Eilish
  • Kill This Love – BLACKPINK
  • I Like It – Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin
  • Talk – Khalid
  • High Hopes – Panic! At The Disco
  • God Is A Woman – Ariana Grande
  • Con Altura – ROSALÍA & J Balvin Ft. El Guincho
  • Con Calma – Daddy Yankee Ft. Snow
  • The Time (Dirty Bit) – Black Eyed Peas
  • Soy Yo – Bomba Estéreo
  • 365 – Zedd & Katy Perry
  • Rain Over Me – Pitbull Ft. Marc Anthony
  • Everybody (Backstreet's Back) – Millennium Alert
  • FANCY – TWICE (트와이스)
  • Into the Unknown – Disney's Frozen 2 (available on November 22***)
  • Baby Shark – Pinkfong
  • Keep In Touch – JD McCrary
  • Get Busy – KOYOTIE
  • Só Depois Do Carnaval – Lexa
  • MA ITŪ – Stella Mwangi
  • I Am the Best (내가 제일  ) – 2NE1
  • Skibidi – Little Big
  • Bangarang – Skrillex Ft. Sirah
  • Bassa Sababa – Netta
  • My New Swag (我的新衣) – VAVA Ft. Ty. & Nina Wang
  • Just An Illusion – Equinox Stars
  • Stop Movin' – Royal Republic
  • Tel Aviv – Omer Adam Ft. Arisa
  • Ugly Beauty (怪美的) – Jolin Tsai (蔡依林)
  • Vodovorot – XS Project
  • Bad Boy – Riton & Kah-Lo
  • Sushi – Merk & Kremont
  • Policeman – Eva Simons Ft. Konshens
  • Fancy Footwork – Chromeo
  • Fit But You Know It – The Streets
  • Le Bal Masqué – Dr. Creole
  • Always Look on The Bright Side of Life – The Frankie Bostello Orchestra
  • Infernal Gallop (Can-Can) – The Just Dance Orchestra

Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Just Dance 2020: Full Song List | Ubisoft [US] (https://youtu.be/RefJ2QOsVLo)

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Just Dance 2020 Game Review

A Lot or a Little?

The parents' guide to what's in this game.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that Just Dance 2020 is a rhythm/dancing game for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii, and Google Stadia. The game, which is the latest installment in the Just Dance franchise, includes more than 40 pop songs from today and yesterday, and players can buy additional songs as downloadable content (DLC). Usually with a supported camera connected to the console (and/or motion-sensing controllers), the game tracks your own dance moves and provides a score based on how well you mimic the on-screen dancers. Some of the lyrics have mildly sexually suggestive references and profanity, and some allude to consuming alcohol. Under the CCPA law you have the right to protect your personal information. Make a Do Not Sell request to Just Dance 2020.

Community Reviews

retromamablahblah Adult

December 29, 2020

age 5+

Parental Efforts Required....but awesome to make them move!

Overall I love this game and the kids do as well. For our family the Pros totally outweigh the cons. I was a dancer for a long time, so I suspect I may be a bit more critical of some parts of this game that an average person may not. I also tend to be a heavy on the critique of everything. I don't give 4 stars lightly though. Pros: - This game is super fun and a refreshing change to zoned out video games. Colorful, fun, and upbeat! - I love that my kids want to play this and do all the moves. - There are a variety of songs, but most are upbeat and a good addition of silly songs/moves. - Many dance styles mixed and varried. - Lots of international flavor -- Songs in French, Spanish, Korean (?), etc. International dance influences are apparent too -- Bollywood style, tribal elements, African dance, classical, pop, hiphop, etc. - Dances are labeled easy through advanced. You can unlock new songs by completing and leveling up with dances. - Totally could be used as a workout tool! There are some drawbacks however. Most of them though aren't big enough to not use the game for us. More like, hey game makers, improve the game a bit! Cons for us: - Although there is a variety of music, it's not top 10 Pop music. A deal with Now That's What I Call Music would be good. Certainly there's a lack of HipHop, R& B, Rap, etc. You basically have to go through the whole Katy Perry discography before you advance. - Some of the dances have awkward choreography. (Think of the whitest, white man that can't dance that you know...and him *trying* to do the Carlton dance from Fresh Prince.) Some of that is great for fun and comedic value; for me there was too much. The wiki on this game says it was designed to give the average person some moves when they go out....but honesty, I doubt it's being used for that purpose. If so, they're gonna need different moves. I'd say it's time for a new focus group. - We want more HipHop. But choreographed by a HipHop expert....not a general dance person. - Why do you have to level up to unlock Skin tones? Um No. Not okay. Also, Why are all the dancers in the graphics displayed as white? Come on.... - Many of the games do have sexually suggestive moves. I'm listing this as a con since I'm not personally *totally* comfortable with my young girls moving like this. But, I also recognize part of that is my own biases and upbringing. Americans tend to be a bit prudish in this regard. And, there is a wide variance of acceptable movement among cultures. I want to raise sexually healthy humans. Shaming/ skipping parts doesn't aid in that goal I believe. For our family, some of the dances warrant a discussion, analyzing, and learning about why those movements may feel more natural or less sexual in other cultures. If you're super conservative, religious, or have strong feelings about sexual movements, you should preview. - There's a weird doll thing going on with almost all of the female dances. It feels a bit like Japanese dolls. And, also a bit sexist/ toxic male. AKA, my 9 year old pointed out that the version where you play against people world wide all the positive votes were for the dances with sexy women. - I wish the game had an 'expert' level (perhaps the paid subscription has more complex dances.) - Single player mode should allow for holding both controllers. - Some of the dances seem right arm heavy. (Perhaps using both controllers would help aid in better left arm usage.) I plan to use this game to add in a mix to my workout routine, but I want to make sure that other half of my body isn't lacking. **I went back and looked up where/why this game was made as I suspected it wasn't in the US based on the choreography. It was developed in Paris & Milan which I think helps explain differences in movements and sexual comfort levels. I'd love a US version with a little less doll aesthetic for the women, more gender diversity,

This title has:

Easy to play/use

Too much consumerism

PJ B. Adult

November 19, 2020

age 18+

Inappropriate Choreography and Negative Lyrics

Big fun for way older teens who want to learn some of the latest dance moves. Unfortunately, a song by BLACKPINK featured choreography completely inappropriate for younger girls. Parents could easily skip over the suggestive choreography and ignore negative lyrics, but it’s unlikely kids of any age will follow suit as they’re accumulating points and learning by repetition. After noticing other sites rated Dance 2019 for younger kids than Dance 2020, we’ll be trying that out instead. I’m not a strict parent, but it would be great to see this game redesigned so that all levels can be enjoyed by anyone in the family,; especially considering kids generally are able to bypass parental settings.

This title has:

Too much sex

Too much drinking/drugs/smoking

What’s It About?

JUST DANCE 2020 is a rhythm game that challenges gamers to mimic the moves of the on-screen dancers. Depending on the console you own -- such as PlayStation 4, Google Stadia, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii, or Xbox One -- a camera or sensor is usually placed just above or below the television. These will monitor your performance in front of the television and award you a score based on how well you match the pros. Even more fun than dancing solo: Players can have friends or family members join them to play with or against each other (or others online, too, if desired). Not only does Just Dance 2020 feature more than 40 tracks on the disc -- including hits like "I Don't Care" by Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber, "bad guy" by Billie Eilish, and "Old Town Road (Remix)" by Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus -- but players can purchase additional songs to keep the party going. Young girls, in particular, may be excited to dance to the new song "Into the Unknown" from Disney's Frozen 2 (available Nov. 22, 2019, as a download). Not all of the games will support a camera to monitor moves in real time (the Nintendo Switch JoyCon controllers are held instead, for example), and there's an optional app, too.

Is It Any Good?

As long as you don't expect the experience to be different from previous games in this franchise, you'll have a blast, especially for those who like pop and dance songs. Along with dozens of today's popular tracks (like "7 Rings" by Ariana Grande) and yesterday's catchy tracks (like "Bangarang " by Skrillex ft. Sirah), Just Dance 2020 also includes "pop culture" favorites among little kids. Yes, even "Baby Shark." And it will soon have "Into the Unknown" from Disney's Frozen 2 available as a new downloadable track. That said, be forewarned that some songs have lyrics that allude to sex and drinking, so parents of young kids should select the Kids mode from the main menu for eight kid-friendly songs. It's smart of Ubisoft to include this option.

With the optional Just Dance Unlimited service, you can access more than 500 songs for $4.99/month (or less, if you commit to a longer period of time). A free one-month trial is included with the purchase of any version of the game. Options for your dance floor include creating a playlist with your favorite tracks and a challenging and online-only All-Stars mode (where you'll fly to virtual planets and perform 10 songs from past Just Dance games to unlock extra content). It also packs the return of "Sweat mode," which counts your calories; a co-op mode that lets you team up with friends; and an enhanced recommendation system that analyzes what kinds of songs you like and suggests related ones. While Ubisoft isn't offering anything new in the gameplay department, you can't beat the huge assortment of songs available, hundreds more with an optional song subscription, and several modes to indulge in. And it might just get kids off their tush and onto their feet with family and friends over the holidays.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about music appreciation. Can music affect our behavior or mood? What type of music gets you motivated or inspires you?

  • How do games like the Just Dance series encourage kids to get up off the couch and get active? Does dancing in a game encourage you to do more dancing in real life?

Game Details

  • Platforms: Google Stadia, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
  • Pricing structure: Paid
  • Available online?: Available online
  • Publisher: UbiSoft
  • Release date: November 5, 2019
  • Genre: Music & Dance
  • Topics: Arts and Dance, Great Boy Role Models, Great Girl Role Models, Music and Sing-Along
  • ESRB rating: E10+ for Mild Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes
  • Last updated: September 10, 2021

Just Dance 2020 review.

Time to dance!

In 2019, the Just Dance series of dance games celebrates its tenth anniversary, and the new part of it, Just Dance 2020, became the eleventh numbered (excluding spin-offs) installment of the series. We could not pass by the opportunity to move body parts to new hits, including tracks from Russian artists, and now we want to share our impressions with you.

  • Developer: Ubisoft
  • Publisher: Ubisoft
  • Release date: November 5, 2019

First, a little personal story. My introduction to Just Dance came from watching a YouTube video where a guy playing one of the games on the Wii accidently smashed the TV screen with a Wiimote.

In addition to sympathy for the hero of the video, the game aroused great interest, and very soon the PS3 with PS Eye and PS Move appeared in the house, then the Xbox 360 with Kinect, then new parts were purchased for PS4, and one is even in the collection on PC (Just Dance 2017, the only one released on this platform). Therefore, if you ask me to choose some game series in which I feel like an expert, then it will probably be Just Dance. nine0003

Each game in the line is similar to all the others and at the same time different from them. Here it is necessary to repeat the movements of the choreographer-trainer to the music tracks, which can vary from modern hits to classical compositions. It's the backbone of any Just Dance game, an unchanging gameplay mechanic that's been with the series for a decade now. You can follow the dancer himself or watch the hints in the lower right corner of the screen - they will let you know in advance what the next moves will be. nine0003

Unmute the video player to hear the music

The actual gameplay is dancing - which is not surprising given the name and genre. Quite simple movements are waiting for you (especially in the Kids mode for the little ones), and very hardcore challenges, which will be very difficult to win (in the last parts, however, the hardcore has diminished). Your progress is expressed by evaluating the movements on a five-point "star" scale, where five stars is 10 thousand points scored for the dance. If you manage to get even more, you will gain Superstar and Megastar statuses on top of that - they are needed to unlock some bonus tracks and certain achievements. nine0003

How do you get the game to read the movements? It's simple: Just Dance 2020 supports several options for tracking player dances. The first, and most affordable, is a smartphone. Install a special application, take the gadget in your right hand - and now you have a ready-made controller for the game. This is a universal solution, but it has several drawbacks: you need to hold the smartphone firmly in your hand, otherwise there is a risk of dropping it, and due to the fact that the game “sees” only the movements of the gadget, you can cheat and swing only with your right hand, while receiving dance scores. In addition, the smartphone "likes" to lose connection with the console, sometimes right in the middle of a hot dance test. nine0003 The game prompts you to choose a controller every time you launch the menu. The menu is conveniently structured and can be navigated using a gamepad or smartphone touch screen. This is more convenient than using a smartphone, but in this case there are problems with navigating the menu. Also, in the case of PS Move, this gadget may not be useful for games other than Just Dance (unless you have PS VR). nine0003

Finally, the last option available is full-body motion capture devices: PS Camera for PS4 and Kinect for Xbox One. There is no way to cheat here, because the position of the body, arms and legs is taken into account - so you have to completely surrender to the dance. These gadgets will immerse you in the gameplay as much as possible, but you will have to find a place to place them near the TV, and the Kinect for Xbox One is not so easy to find when it is discontinued.

Obviously, each controller has its strengths and weaknesses, but the most accessible, and therefore comfortable for most users, still remains a smartphone (not counting the Nintendo console, where their devices are used). nine0003 While dancing, you can also sing along - tracks are accompanied by subtitles If there is more than one dancer on the screen, players can choose which one to dance for

Now let's move on to the differences. Each game in the series has its own unique features - modes, menu type, multiplayer activities, and so on. Just Dance 2020 is no exception, with an All Stars Anniversary Mode that requires you to complete ten dance challenges, one from each previous installment in the series, to unlock Panic's "High Hopes" in the finale! At the Disco for the main game. Kids Mode has been redesigned to no longer have a scorecard and it seems impossible to score less than five stars. nine0003

But the main action takes place, of course, in the central mode of Just Dance. Here you will find 40 new tracks, both popular and those that you have not heard before. In recent years, there has been a focus on the diversity of countries in the series, so don't be surprised by songs in Korean, Chinese, Spanish, and even Russian. The song “Circles” by Monatik is responsible for the latter, and you will also find Little Big and XS Project in the playlist. There are, of course, more mainstream hits like "Bad Guy", "Old Town Road" and "Kill This Love". nine0003

Unmute your video player to hear the music

Not all songs are unlocked in Just Dance 2020 right away: Accessing alternate (often more complex) versions of some tracks can be tricky. For example, earn a Superstar rating for a difficult dance to Skrillex's "Bangarang" and unlock an extreme version of the same dance. Other tasks are a bit simpler: just dance 5 times to “God Is A Woman” by Ariana Grande and you will get the “Divine” version of the track. Playlists can be made from the songs you like, and for the most dynamic ones, you can turn on the Sweat mode, which will count the calories burned. nine0003

If 40 standard tracks isn't enough, you can expand your playlist with Just Dance Unlimited, which contains many songs from previous entries in the series, as well as exclusive tracks never seen before. Among them, for example, "Name 505" from the group Time and Glass, "Ain't My Fault" from Zara Larrson, "SOS" from ABBA, "Mayores" from Becky G and many others. When you buy the game, you get a free monthly subscription to Unlimited, after this period you can either renew it or limit yourself to only the standard 40 tracks of the game. nine0003 After the dance is completed, the game will show which player has the most points. However, you can turn on the overall scoring mode if you don't want to compete in Kids mode for total relaxation. statuses and stickers - collages dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the series are made from the latter. Avatars and statuses are needed for beauty - well, and also to be remembered in multiplayer, where you can compete with players from all over the world. nine0003

Of course, you can also play on the same screen: up to 6 players with smartphones and up to 4 players with PS Move or camera. That's why Just Dance 2020 will be the highlight of any party: you can start the dance very quickly, and thematic playlists will allow you not to strain with the choice of songs. Almost everyone has smartphones now, so you don't have to worry about having controllers.

Unmute your video player to hear the music

So is Just Dance 2020 worth buying? Of course, it is worth it: if you periodically arrange parties at home, if you like modern fashionable music, if you want to break away from time to time in unrestrained dancing without leaving your home - especially if you have someone to party with. This is a great game, and for lack of competition in the genre, it is also the best dance simulator that will help you always be on your toes. nine0003

Ubisoft squeezing sweat and money - Just Dance 2021 review

While EA Sports is churning out sports sims, Ubisoft continues to re-release the premier digital console-based house party attraction, Just Dance. The new version of the rhythm game turned out to be bright, dynamic and really exciting... that is, absolutely the same as the previous part of the series. We explain why you should think carefully before buying Just Dance 2021.

The Just Dance series started back in 2009year and attracted a huge audience even outside of arcade clubs and Dance Dance Revolution. The main reason for the success of the franchise was the simplicity of the gameplay, which the name itself hints at - “Just Dance”, which everyone can handle in one way or another. In general, everything is so, but it’s still worth explaining what the game is.

Dancing is my element

As you might guess, the essence of Just Dance is in dancing, or rather, in trying to repeat the most diverse steps behind the dancers on the screen. The system tracks movements using a camera or device in the player's hand and awards points for accuracy. The gameplay formula is extremely simple, but it is quite addictive if you find the right tracks, the company and the strength to get up from the couch. nine0003

You can use an ordinary smartphone with a gyroscope as a "gamepad" in Just Dance - no additional accessories are required here, although the developers could have gone this way. Of course, in this case, in order to get high marks in the game, it is enough just to move one hand, but in the process, you still involuntarily begin to dance with the rest of the body.

Just Dance looks especially organic on the Nintendo Switch, which seems to have been created for home entertainment in a small company. With this console, you don’t even need a smartphone to play - basic Joy-Cons will be enough. In addition to the precise gyroscope, these controllers are equipped with special straps: believe me, even if your palms never sweat, launching a gamepad or smartphone directly into the TV while dancing is very, very simple. nine0003

Due to the overall simplicity of the gameplay, as well as a great combination of music, games and simple activities, Just Dance is suitable for almost everyone. In addition to the standard mode, there is a fitness interface that counts calories burned instead of points for accurate dance performance, as well as a children's section with simple movements, cartoon style and cartoon songs. This series does not need more - it would seem.

Only dancing and you

All of the above applies to Just Dance 2021 - and it's cool. The series has been consistently entertaining high-profile companies for more than ten years, making those who want to lose weight effortlessly sweat and trying to diversify E3 with mass dances. But there is one problem, or rather, there are already at least three of them - starting from version 2019The franchise hasn't changed much in years.

It is clear that dancing in a playful way, and even with the slogan "Just dance", is difficult to diversify, but even a new interface would be very useful. I was extremely disappointed when I redeemed my Ubisoft key, loaded the game, skipped the colorful splash screen, and returned to Just Dance 2019.

The only interesting new feature is the Quick Play feature available on the game's main screen. Thanks to her, you can not delve into a huge library of songs and playlists, but simply dance to a randomly selected song, but this works until the first inappropriate track. It would be great if the game immediately offered options from five different selections and did not rush the user with a ten-second countdown. nine0003

In this regard, the comparison with EA Sports simulators is the most accurate. Year after year, Just Dance fans get the same game - FIFA fans at least try to improve the physics of the ball and give digital football players a human look. But Just Dance could well have simple rhythm games in the Mario Party format, a Dance Dance Revolution-style mode with a special carpet as an additional accessory, or even creative modes with the ability to independently select movements, at least for children's songs. There are a lot of options, use Ubisoft. nine0003

And the music drives you crazy

As a result, when buying Just Dance 2021, owners of at least one previous game in the series pay ₽3,990 for 40 new songs and a month of Unlimited subscription, which gives access to an expanded music library. Given that the same amount can pay for more than two years of subscription in the previous version of Just Dance, the offer is at least not very profitable. Unless someone urgently needed a couple of songs by Billy Eilish, BLACKPINK or The Weeknd right here and now. nine0003

The Just Dance 2021 basic tracks list does have a few popular songs, but in most cases they either sound too monotonous or not suitable for dancing at all - at least not in the format of the game. For example, in this part of the series there are two versions of Without Me by Eminem at once, but in both cases you want to listen more than dance.

I'm not the biggest fan of dancing, so I was helped to test Just Dance 2021 by a small company, the female half of which knows almost the entire Ultimate library by heart. Even for them, there were only a few interesting options in the new selection of tracks - let alone the male part: we quickly became disillusioned with dancing to Eminem and returned to the cult Dragostea Din Tei from O-Zone, The Bremen Town Musicians and The Sun in Hands. nine0003

Going back to the FIFA parallel, Just Dance 2020 just had a little roster update. At the same time, Ubisoft updates the Ultimate library quite often, including tracks from the latest installments. Under such conditions, the entire series should have switched to a shareware model with a subscription a long time ago, because the new annual versions make less and less sense.

No more parties

It's quite possible that Just Dance is heading towards the game-service format. It currently has three free tracks that are technically an Ultimate subscription. By the way, recently they included a new song from the virtual band K/DA from League of Legends. Ubisoft could expand this collection to the same 40 songs, and give the rest only for money. nine0003

In such a system, Ultimate could become a kind of Xbox Game Pass with constant track rotations. If you add to this the ability to buy tracks individually or in whole sets, Ubisoft would certainly get even more than from annual re-releases. Just imagine how much circulation an add-on with a dozen BTS songs would sell - it becomes scary.

In the meantime, Just Dance 2021 remains the most common game in the series, worth buying only for die-hard fans and those who want to dance in front of the TV for the first time. When you get to know the series and apart from the previous parts, this is still the best way to warm up or have fun with friends without leaving home. nine0003

  • dancing — This is always fun
  • The game is easy to master
  • The presence of network and command modes
  • Excellent visual design

  • Weak set of new songs
  • Inaccessible Quick Play 9000 5 9000 9000

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    Just Dance 2021 did not make the series worse and even brought a couple of pleasant little things, but it is simply impossible to evaluate it without looking back at the previous parts. In the world of game-services, each year of stagnation should subtract at least a point from the score of the next re-release.


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