Another hit in Ubisoft’s game franchise Just Dance 4 was one of 2012’s best-selling games. Here’s a list of every song featured in Just Dance 4.
What songs are on Just Dance 4? Ubisoft’s Just Dance series has been going strong for over a decade and recently released its eleventh installment, Just Dance 2020. Titled after the Lady Gaga song of the same name, the Just Dance franchise is a series of rhythm games that sees players judged by their ability to mimic the moves of on-screen dancers boogieing to a range of classic and contemporary pop tunes. Although the games were seen as gimmicky early on in the franchise’s history, it’s longevity and popularity proved naysayers wrong and today Just Dance ranks as the second best-selling Ubisoft franchise after Assassin’s Creed.
Just Dance 4 was released in 2012 and boasted a brand-new feature in the form of its dance battle mode which sees two players go head-to-head in a series of dance-offs. Other new features included unlockable bonus dance routines for certain songs and expansions to its Just Sweat mode which calculates how many calories players burned while dancing.
The game also featured over 40 new songs for players to dance to, including then recent pop songs from the likes of Justin Bieber, Carly Rae Jepsen and Maroon 5 alongside classics from artists like The B-52s, Elvis Presley, and Stevie Wonder. Without further ado, here’s the complete Just Dance 4 song list, sorted alphabetically by artist.
- 2 Unlimited – “Tribal Dance”
- K.A – “Hot For Me”
- Alexandra Stan – “Mr. Saxobeat”
- Anja – “Crazy Little Thing”
- Army Of Lovers – “Crucified”
- Barry White – “You're The First, The Last, My Everything”
- Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes – “(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life”
- Blu Cantrell – “Hit' Em Up Style (Oops!)”
- Boys Town Gang – “Can't Take My Eyes Off You”
- Bunny Beatz – “Make The Party (Don't Stop)”
- Carly Rae Jepsen – “Call Me Maybe”
- Dancing Bros. – “Everybody Needs Somebody To Love”
- Elvis Presley – “Jailhouse Rock”
- Emma – “Cercavo Amore”
- Europe – “The Final Countdown”
- Flo Rida – “Good Feeling”
- Halloween Thrills – “Time Warp”
- Hit The Electro Beat – “We No Speak Americano”
- Jennifer Lopez featuring Pitbull – “On The Floor”
- Justin Bieber featuring Nicki Minaj – “Beauty and a Beat”
- Kat DeLuna featuring Busta Rhymes – “Run The Show”
- Las Ketchup – “Asereje (The Ketchup Song)”
- Marina and The Diamonds – “Oh No!”
- Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera – “Moves Like Jagger”
- Nelly Furtado – “Maneater”
- Nicki Minaj – “Super Bass”
- One Direction – “What Makes You Beautiful”
- P!nk – “So What”
- Panjabi MC – “Beware Of The Boys (Mundian To Bach Ke)”
- Rick Astley – “Never Gonna Give You Up”
- Ricky Martin – “Livin' La Vida Loca”
- Rihanna – “Disturbia”
- Sammy – “Some Catchin' Up To Do”
- Selena Gomez and the Scene – “Love You Like A Love Song”
- Sergio Mendes featuring The Black Eyed Peas – “Mas Que Nada”
- Skrillex – “Rock N' Roll (Will Take You To The Mountain)”
- Stefanie Heinzmann – “Diggin' In The Dirt”
- Stevie Wonder – “Superstition”
- The B-52's – “Rock Lobster”
- The Blackout Allstars – “I Like It”
- The Girly Team – “Oops!... I Did It Again”
- They Might Be Giants – “Istanbul”
- Will Smith – “Wild Wild West”
The Wii U version of Just Dance 4 featured a number of exclusive songs including Jessie J’s “Domino” and a cover of Christina Aguilera’s 2006 hit “Ain’t No Other Man” performed by The Girly Team. Just Dance 4 also offered a range of different songs available as downloadable content for players to bop along too such as PSY’s annoyingly catchy “Gangnam Style,” Kesha’s electro-pop track “We R Who We R” and “The Lazy Song” by Bruno Mars.
Despite its late 2012 release, Just Dance 4 went onto rank as the fifth best-selling game of the year in the United States according to data reported by the NPD Group. Just Dance 4 was also nominated for both Best Family Game at the BAFTA Games Awards and Favorite Video Game as the USA Kids’ Choice Awards, beating the likes of Mario Kart 7 and Wii Sports to scoop the latter. Keeping in line with Ubisoft’s ‘one game per year’ strategy, Just Dance 4 was followed by the release of Just Dance 2014 in late 2013.
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Helen Armitage is a freelance writer based in the UK who has been writing online since late 2013. She’s produced content for the likes of Culture Trip, WhatCulture and Prague.TV and started writing for Screen Rant in 2019 – firstly as a news writer before progressing onto writing mini-features. Helen is a lifelong fan of the horror genre which started in the 1980s when films like Gremlins and Cat’s Eye scared the life out of her as a kid. If she had to pick a favorite horror movie it would probably be The Shining but Ari Aster’s Hereditary and Midsommar rank in joint second place. Helen loves a good movie musical too and has probably watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hedwig And The Angry Inch, The Blues Brothers and Little Shop Of Horrors more times than is healthy. She’s obsessed with dogs too so any films from the “sad dog movie” genre (Homeward Bound, Marley & Me, etc) make her ugly cry big time … but she’s still a cold-hearted horror movie fan, ok?
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