Just Dance: Decades of Hits 2010s Songs: Complete List

Just Dance: Decades of Hits has five songs in its 2010s collection. They are “Turn Down for What,” “Danza Kuduro,” “Hello,” “Santa Tell Me,” and “Give Me Everything.” These are the titles Ubisoft places in the 2010s section of its 35-song launch roster, not a list of every 2010s track available through other Just Dance content. Ubisoft’s launch announcement provides the full decade-by-decade roster.

All 2010s songs

The titles, credits, and 2010s grouping above follow Ubisoft’s published launch list. In particular, “Hello” is credited to “Martin Solveig & Dragonette” in that list; the table preserves the publisher’s spelling rather than silently changing it. Ubisoft also singles out “Turn Down for What” as its featured 2010s example on the game’s official page.

How to find and play the 2010s collection

You do not need to finish the 2010s portion of Adventure Mode to access these songs. Ubisoft’s version 27.0.1 patch notes state that every song included in Decades of Hits remains available through the Song Library regardless of Adventure Mode progress. The same notes confirm that the library supports searches by song title and artist, so searching for a title in the table is a practical way to locate a particular dance.

Adventure Mode offers a different way to spend time with the music. Its journey runs through six decade-themed game boards with song challenges, activities, and unlockable rewards. Adventure scores do not count toward standard leaderboards or personal high scores, according to the patch notes. If your goal is simply to choose a 2010s song—or to work on a standard high score—the Song Library is the more direct starting point.

For a group session, Ubisoft says the game supports up to six local players and offers smartphone controller support. The official game page does not assign a player count, coach count, or difficulty rating to each song in the 2010s table, so it would be misleading to rank these five routines by difficulty from the available sources.

What counts as a Decades of Hits song?

The five tracks above are the 2010s entries in the base-game launch roster. That distinction matters if your Song Library also shows music from elsewhere. Ubisoft’s launch announcement says eligible owners can access songs from purchased Just Dance 2023–2026 Editions, purchased music packs, and an active Just Dance+ subscription alongside Decades of Hits content on the same console. Their appearance in one library does not make them part of this game’s five-song 2010s collection.

For another decade, consult the publisher’s grouping rather than sorting solely by a recording’s release year. Ubisoft’s 35-song roster, for example, places “No Scrubs” in its 2000s section. This page likewise uses Ubisoft’s categories when identifying the 2010s songs.

As a general practice suggestion, try one song at a time and repeat a routine you enjoy before switching decades. This is not a claim about an individual track’s choreography, difficulty, scoring, or unlock conditions; those details are not established for these five songs by the cited material.

What should you read next?

For related information, explore the full song list and compare it with the beginner guide. The wannabe provides another useful starting point for planning your next dance session.

Sources

• Ubisoft — Just Dance: Decades of Hits
• Ubisoft Newsroom — Decades of Hits launch announcement
• Ubisoft — Version 27.0.1 patch notes

Artist spellings were checked against Spinnin’ Records: Hello and The Supermen Lovers: Starlight. Song membership and era groups follow Ubisoft.