Top 10 Best Just Dance Group Routines
#10: “Prince Ali” (1992) by Robin Williams
“Just Dance 2014” (2013)
This one is for all of you Disney fans out there! This level transports you and your pals to the land of Agrabah, where you can play as Aladdin, Jasmine, the Genie, or the nefarious Jafar. While there are some unique gold moves to hit during this dance, for the most, part the routine is fairly straightforward and repetitious. That means you can likely nail it on your first attempt, and you’ll feel like a total pro. Once you perfect the number, you’re bound to be cast in the live action Aladdin sequel!
#9: “My Way” (2021) by Domino Saints
“Just Dance 2022” (2021)
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Gather your coolest crew to get this number down! This is arguably one of the most engaging levels from “Just Dance 2022.” It has an upbeat tempo and gives the player the opportunity to add their own flair to some of the more simple moves. Even if you follow the dancers to a tee, though, you’ll still feel super cool and confident! As with many of the best choreographies, this level keeps you in sync with your friends for most of the song, but has a small section where each player gets a moment to shine front and center.
#8: “Dynamite” (Extreme Version) (2020) by BTS
“Just Dance 2023” (2022)
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Rise up, BTS army! If you’ve ever wanted to feel like part of the band, now is your chance! This routine is no joke! If you can get it all down, you’ll totally feel like a superstar ready for a world tour! Each move corresponds to a lyric, the kind of choreography that makes us feel like we’re really performing live on stage. Like any good musical group, every member gets their own solo. Be warned, though, the group version of this routine is rated Extreme. So, be prepared to practice it quite a few times before you get it perfect!
#7: “Finesse” (Remix) (2018) by Bruno Mars feat. Cardi B
“Just Dance 2019” (2018)
Who wouldn’t want to have as much swag as Bruno Mars and Cardi B? This routine is a perfect homage to the song’s music video, with the costume design and setting impeccably fitting the vibe. Plus, some of the moves in the dance seem to reference the duo’s too! Not only is this number tons of fun for you and three of your friends, it’s also a great workout. All of those little jumps will have you working muscles you don’t even realize you’re using. Since there are sections that have you dancing two at a time, you could even turn this round into a friendly competition between teams.
#6: “Wannabe” (2020) by Itzy
“Just Dance 2023” (2022)
This level makes you feel as though you’ve been ripped straight from the pages of a comic book! Featured in “Just Dance 2023,” this number is one of the franchise's most intricately choreographed trio performances to date. While some of the other group dances on this list give the players a little break while each individual has the spotlight, “Wannabe” is nonstop energy for everyone. Plus, moves are rarely repeated throughout the dance– making it tough, but incredibly fun, to learn. So be sure to have water on hand when practicing this Extreme routine!
#5: “Don’t Go Yet” (2021) by Camila Cabello
“Just Dance 2022” (2021)
Master this dance, and Camila Cabello will be begging to hire you and your squad as her new backup dancers! What’s unique about this level is the attention to detail from the song’s music video. Not only are the backdrops and color schemes similar, a lot of the moves themselves are almost identical. Whether or not you’re taking note of those specifics, however, the routine is just nonstop laughs! It’s easy enough to perfect quickly, but has enough variation to keep things interesting. Just try to beat your friends to the controller so you can be the one to play as the giant dog.
#4: “Circus” (2008) by Britney Spears
“Just Dance 2016” (2015)
This Britney Spears hit has some of the most intense “Just Dance” levels out there and the Extreme version is one of the hardest ever! But, the classic routine is perfect for you and your crew to get together and give a go. The moves are all super dramatic and fit the song perfectly, not to mention how cool the playable characters’ costumes are! Learning this number will be a throwback to those times where you and your friends would come up with a dance to show your parents so they would let you have a sleepover. (Is that too specific to be relatable or did we all have the same childhood?)
#3: “Pound the Alarm” (2012) by Nicki Minaj
“Just Dance 2014” (2013)
This Nicki Minaj number will undoubtedly make you wish you were part of a girl group. And, when practicing, you can easily pretend you’re a part of one! “Pound the Alarm” keeps you and your fellow dancers in unison for a majority of the song, which is just as challenging as it is satisfying. But, don’t fret! Sections of the level go slow enough to catch on to right away. Plus, that funky little arm train move is such a party starter– don’t forget about it next time you’re going out dancing!
#2: “Swish Swish” (2017) by Katy Perry feat. Nicki Minaj
“Just Dance 2018” (2017)
If you have a whole group to fill out this song, you’ll be totally unstoppable. You might just have to shoo away the paparazzi! The snappy, tight movements look absurdly cool when they’re executed right– so be sure to hit your mark and keep your eyes on your own dancer! There’s even a whole flossing section, which means you’re gonna want to start watching some tutorial videos now if you don’t already have the viral move down pat! Or, you know, just ask your younger family members to teach you how to do it.
Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.
“This Is Halloween” (1993) by Danny Elfman, “Just Dance 3” (2011)
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“Mi Gente” (2017) by J Balvin & Willy William, “Just Dance 2018” (2017)
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“Macarena” (2014) by the Girly Team, “Just Dance 2015” (2014)
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“Ghostbusters” (1984) by Ray Parker Jr., “Just Dance 2014” (2013)
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“Y.M.C.A.” (1978) by Village People, “Just Dance 2014” (2013)
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#1: “Bang Bang” (2014) by Jessie J, Ariana Grande, & Nicki Minaj
“Just Dance 2015” (2014)
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Try not to fight with your dance partners over who gets to be who in this number! This is a quartet dance to the song “Bang Bang” by the trio of iconic pop stars Jessie J, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj. So, your fourth friend is probably just going to have to make up another singer to pretend they’re performing as! The dance itself is extremely high energy and has simple choreography for all audiences. However, there are some tricky squad formations towards the end, so be prepared! Like the rest of the group dances on this list, this song is a great opportunity to get your friends together and learn something new!
