Songs that teach you how to dance

Top 10 classic songs with dance routines! - Fun Kids

Brush up on your dance moves...

You’ll be impressing your friends in no time with these classic dance routines!

We’ve listed our top 10 dance routines which will have you busting those moves.

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1. PSY – Gangnam Style

Almost 4 billion people have watched the Gangnam Style music video.

That’s a lot of people!

Pretend you’re holding onto horse reins and get dancing.

2. Fast Food Rockers – Fast Food Song

A Pizza Hut, a Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Pizza Hut!

Each restaurant has a different move.

Can you learn them all and eat to the beat?

3. Taylor Swift – Shake It Off

This one will burn off a lot of energy.

Do what the song says… shake it off!

The more movement you do, the better.

Take the Taylor Swift quiz!

4. Chaka Demus & Pliers – Twist and Shout

You need to twist your body to this one.

Can you twist all the way from your kitchen to your bedroom?

Give it a go!

5. DJ Casper – Cha Cha Slide

If you’re not very good at remembering the moves then the Cha Cha Slide is for you.

All you need to do is follow what DJ Casper says!

You’ll be stomping, clapping and sliding across the dance floor. It’s time to get funky!

6. Village People – YMCA

It’s not a party without a bit of YMCA!

Spell it out with your arms, do some pointing and you’ll have the dance down!

7. Steps – 5,6,7,8

This is a 90s classic!

Get all your friends together and see if you can learn this one.

This type of dance is called line dancing.

8. Whigfield – Saturday Night

Whenever Whigfield would perform ‘Saturday Night’ live, her backing dancers would do a dance routine that would get everyone dancing.

When it hit number one in the charts, everyone knew the moves!

There are plenty of tutorials online so have a go.

9. Macarena

The Macarena is the classic party song.

You probably already know how to do this one.

Line up with your friends and try to keep up!

10. Las Ketchup – The Ketchup Song (Asereje)

Here’s a Spanish one for you!

It’s called ‘Asereje’, or ‘The Ketchup Song’ as we know it in the UK.

Get those knees moving and those hands shaking.

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12 songs with dance moves

No one particularly likes to be brusquely told what to do, but for some reason, all anti-authority sentiment goes right out the window when you’re being ordered what to do with your body over a beat. Let’s hope the alt-right never get wise, and decide to reinvent themselves as a pop stars with their hot new single “Do The Pepe,” or whatever.

Anyway, since time immemorial (or, like, 1962) musicians have been commanding us, and, in the process, periodically unleashing new dance crazes on an unsuspecting world. Here are 11 of the most notable. Everybody do the list, now.

Kylie Minogue – “The Loco-motion” (1988)

Dance orders: “So come on, come on, do the Loco-motion with me / You gotta swing your hips, now”

“There’s never been a dance that’s so easy to do / It even makes you happy when you’re feeling blue.”

Well, don’t undersell it. Kylie Minogue wasn’t the first to extoll the virtues of this pretty straightforward chugga-chugga dance when she recorded her synthed-up version of “The Loco-motion”: the pop song was originally written in 1962 for R&B singer Dee Dee Sharp, who turned it down, paving the way for Little Eva to lay down the “sixth most-successful single of 1962,” according to Billboard.

Chubby Checker – “The Twist” (1960)

Dance orders: “Let’s do the twist / Take me by my little hand / And go like this”

One of the original dance commanders, Chubby Checker’s 1960 re-recording of a 1959 b-side from Hank Ballard and the Midnighters launched one of the very first fad dance crazes. Two years after its original release, Checker’s version had a second life as the Twist craze truly took hold in popular culture, becoming the first-ever track to reach #1 twice, on two separate chart runs. Keep in mind, this was before the era of nostalgia cash grabs. Checker would instigate another dance craze with his 1961 Twist followup, “Pony Time”, during which you’re supposed to act like you’re trying to control an epileptic horse. Possible PSY inspiration? You be the judge.

Madonna – “Vogue” (1990)

Dance orders: “Hey, hey, hey / Come on, vogue (vogue) / Let your body go with the flow (go with the flow)”

Madonna didn’t invent the idea of striking model-worthy poses on the dance floor—that honour goes to the1980s Harlem LGBTQ ballroom community—but she certainly popularized it to the mainstream with 1990’s “Vogue. ” How’s that for a concise microcosm of how the mainstream at large relates to anything to do with gay culture: totally oblivious until it gets integrated into a song from the Dick Tracy soundtrack.

DJ Casper – “Cha Cha Slide” (2004)

Dance orders: “Take it back now y’all / One hop this time / Right foot lets stomp /Left foot lets stomp”

The apex of being told what to do in a dance track is “Cha Cha Slide.” Good news for the chronically rhythm-impaired: there isn’t a single moment in “Cha Cha Slide” that DJ Casper isn’t guiding your body into doing what he will with it, making the whole thing akin to an analog edition of Dance Dance Revolution. “Cha Cha Slide” reached #1 in the US in 2004, and was heavily informed by the Bop-derived dance form known as Chicago Steppin’. Take it back now, ya’ll.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show – “The Time Warp” (1975)

Dance orders: “Let’s do the Time Warp again / Let’s do the Time Warp again.”

As far as ultra-successful, iconic dance songs go, “The Time Warp” is probably the only one that’s an express parody of fad dance songs, from a film adaptation of a stage musical about a haunted castle lorded over by a “Transylvanian transsexual. ” Well, that, and “Achy Breaky Heart.” I’m pretty sure, anyway.

Van McCoy & the Soul City Symphony – “The Hustle” (1975)

Dance orders: “DO THE HUSTLE!”

One of the most famous example of a dance predating the song it’s associated with, Van McCoy composed the flute-tastic “The Hustle” after his songwriting partner Charles Kipps watched patrons of a New York nightclub do a variation of the titular dance (Pre-McCoy, “The Hustle” referred to several different disco dances). The song became a number-one hit, which consolidated the myriad disco dances into the bumpin’ Saturday Night Fever archetype we know and despise love today.

GS Boyz – “Stanky Legg” (2009)

Dance orders: “Do the Stanky Legg! Do the Stanky Legg!”

Arlington, TX snap music practitioners (and dedicated cherlampeter haters) the GS Boyz (aka the G-Spot Boyz) had a string of regional hits before breaking with this ode to dislocated, smelly femurs. Though not from Dallas proper, The Boyz and the Stanky Legg were stylistically indebted to the regional Dallas dance & snap music movement called D-Town Boogie, just like:

Cali Swag District – “Teach Me How To Dougie” (2010)

Dance orders: “Put your arms out front, lean side to side /They gon’ be on you when they see you hit dat dougie right?”

Though most of the world were taught how to Dougie through Inglewood’s Cali Swag District’s 2010 one-off hit, the dance itself was first popularized by Dallas rapper Lil’ Will, with his 2007 regional hit “My Dougie. ” It was the District, though, who are generally credited with introducing us all… which is strange, when you consider the flailing dance is named after Doug E. Fresh. Sadly, Swag District members M-Bone (Montae Talbert) and JayAre (Cahron Childs) are now deceased, with Childs succumbing to sickle cell anemia in 2014 and Talbert being shot by an unknown assailant in 2011. “He was the best at doing the dance, and on tour he was always the one in the forefront … He helped bring it to the masses,” said Cali Swag District spokesman Gregg Miller, of Talbert.

Baauer – “Harlem Shake” (2012)

Dance orders: “Do the Harlem Shake”

Lesson to all dance commanders: no matter how perfect that sample is, just record your own dance orders. Don’t end up with a smash viral hit but lose out on all those sweet royalties due to copyright infringement, like NYC DJ and producer Baauer did when he sampled both Philadelphia rap duo Plastic Little and Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Hector Delgado without their permission.

Silentó – “Whip/Nae Nae” (2015)

Dance orders: “Do the Stanky Legg, do the Stanky Legg”

Atlanta pop-rapper Silentó doesnt actually command the listener to either whip OR nae nae during the course of his hyper-successful 2015 breakout single, but he does order up the favoured dance move of both the GS Boyz and Toronto FC forward Jozy Altidore.

Digital Underground – “The Humpty Dance”(1990)

Dance orders: “Do the Humpty Hump, come on and do the Humpty Hump”

Who knows what today’s hip-hop landscape would look like if Tupac had never gotten tired of backup dancing with a sick 90’s fade in Digital Underground and decided to go his own way? Anyway, along with featuring a young Shakur in the background of the music video,“The Humpty Dance” is also notable for being one of the most-sampled songs in hip-hop, making appearances in more than 50 other tracks.

Tony Matterhorn – “Dutty Wine” (2006)

Dance orders: “Bend your back and lift your head up / Turn side way, lift your leg up / Bend your face and twist it up / And turn true side like you know you fed up (Whoa)”

Over the years, many dancers have claimed to have invented the dutty wine (including Mad Michelle, but most dancehall historians point to Tony Matterhorn’s 2006 trip over the “Smash” riddem to illustrate the song that launched the Jamaican dance craze. Keep the doctor’s advice in mind the next time you hit the dancehall though: some MDs have claimed excessive wining might result in “serious muscle trauma, and ligament damage”.

‎Just Dance Now

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Enjoy the best Just Dance songs anywhere!

Every day you get 1 free song! Dance to over 700 songs from around the world, including some of the best songs from the full version of Just Dance 2022.

Super-popular songs with great choreography await you, as well as the hottest hits from chart-topping artists:
• "BOOMBAYAH" by BLACKPINK
• "Ice Cream" by BLACKPINK x Selena Gomez
• "I Am the Best" (내가 제일 잘 나가) by 2NE1
• "Bangarang" by Skrillex Ft. Sirah
• "Don't Go Yet" by Camila Cabello
• "Levitating" by Dua Lipa
• "Happier Than Ever" by Billie Eilish
• "Mood" by 24kGoldn Ft. iann dior
• "Run the World (Girls)" by Beyoncé
• "Rock Your Body" by Justin Timberlake
• "Judas" by Lady Gaga
• "Sua Cara" by Major Lazer Ft. Anitta & Pabllo Vittar
• "China" by Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G Ft. Ozuna, J Balvin
• "Chandelier" by Sia
• "Save Your Tears" by The Weeknd & Ariana Grande
• "Believer" by Imagine Dragons

Enjoy the ultimate Just Dance experience:
• Quick launch: just a couple of taps and you're already dancing to your favorite songs.
• Communication: show the world how you can dance and show your friends your Dancer Card.
• New: New songs and exclusive content are waiting for you every month.
• Customizable: create your own playlist of your favorite songs.
• Apple HealthKit: See how many calories you've burned on Just Dance Now right from your Apple HealthKit dashboard.
• The spirit of the competition: hit the dance floor for the title of dancer of the week and top the standings.

Enjoy all the benefits of the full game:
• Total immersion: rock the dance floor and show off your best dance moves to the world. Incredible dance experience right on your smartphone!
• Genres: Choose from a variety of songs from a wide variety of genres, including EDM, K-pop, pop, rock, Latino and timeless classics.
• Content: Dance to over 700 of the best songs from around the world. The catalog is constantly updated!
• Quality: We only add top hits to the game that hit the top of the world charts. The choreography is optimized specifically for your personal dance floor. Great playlists and collections are added every week!
• Innovation: Keep yourself fit, have fun and enjoy the bouncy beats in your favorite arcade style.
• Parties: Play alone or join online competitions, become the dancer of the week and get your minute of fame in the app. Play for yourself or fight for a place at the top - it's up to you!
• Originality: Now you don't need a gym membership or equipment to keep fit.

The best application for dancing and training! There are no analogues to this music application. Mini-dance floor, which is always at hand. Keep fit by dancing to your favorite songs! Learn the moves and train - become the star of the dance floor!

Just Dance Now is a product of Ubisoft Entertainment, a world-renowned developer and publisher of award-winning video games (including AAA). This is a guarantee that the game features a unique, carefully crafted gameplay that you won't find in the mobile app market. Dance to the beat of over 700 licensed hits from around the world. Hot new items appear in the game regularly!

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28 Nov. 2022

Version 5.7.1

• Dance to new Just Dance 2022 exclusive songs in Just Dance Now!
• Improved performance and fixed bugs.

Ratings and reviews

Ratings: 9. 8k

Money is being ripped off!

I bought a song and got ready to dance, but they write to me that something went wrong! Well, they took the money! They took it, but I didn’t dance!!! The songs are paid! about it! You just spoiled my whole impression, I'm sure that there will be those who will understand and support me!👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

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Why did you remove the ability to buy songs forever and connect to Facebook?
Really now Just Dance Now is now completely donated, why worsen the game, the new interface looks cool, I want to be able to buy songs forever, and not spend 100 coins every time and play the same 3 free songs.

Greed in its purest form

Pay per song every time? Coins that are so hard to earn? No thanks. I'd rather just dance to the music. Without your application, which is built on donation.

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