Just Dance: Decades of Hits Mashup Videos Guide

If you are searching for a Just Dance: Decades of Hits mashup, the verified material currently available consists of official reveal and Adventure Mode trailers—not a confirmed in-game song called “Mashup.” Fan-made compilations may combine several routines, but they should not be confused with the game’s base-song roster or an official Ubisoft video.

Official videos to watch

The two confirmed videos come from the official Just Dance YouTube channel:

The supplied video evidence comes from official-channel metadata and extracted subtitles rather than a visual inspection of the footage. As a result, these trailers can verify their stated themes and mode descriptions, but they do not establish a complete mashup sequence, exact song timestamps, coach counts, choreography details, or a particular transition between songs.

Is there an official Decades of Hits mashup?

No official mashup track or “mashup mode” is established by the available Ubisoft material as of October 14, 2026. Ubisoft describes the game as a collection of songs organized around six decade-inspired worlds. The official game page highlights songs from different eras, while the launch announcement provides the publisher’s complete base-song roster.

A video that combines clips from multiple routines can still be useful as a fan compilation or preview. However, unless Ubisoft identifies it as an official feature, it should be treated as a fan-made mashup, not as:

• A separate song in the base game
• An unlockable reward
• A redeemable game-code bonus
• A Just Dance+ track
• An alternate routine
• Proof of a special in-game playlist or mode

No official reward-code list is established by the cited sources. Do not use “free codes,” shared activation keys, or download claims presented alongside unofficial mashup videos.

What songs are behind the mashup concept?

The game’s launch roster contains 35 base songs across six publisher-defined decade categories. The following index preserves Ubisoft’s grouping, including the publisher’s placement of “No Scrubs” in the 2000s category.

1970s

• “Mamma Mia” — ABBA
• “Come and Get Your Love” — The Heartliners
• “ABC” — Groove Century
• “Crocodile Rock” — Elton John
• “The Singing Garden” — Hyacinth

1980s

• “It’s Tricky” — RUN DMC
• “Uptown Girl” — Billy Joel
• “Into the Groove” — Madonna
• “Jump” — Metal Russell
• “Celebration” — Equinox Stars

1990s

• “Wannabe” — Spice Girls
• “Just A Girl” — No Doubt
• “Around the World” — Daft Punk
• “Sing Hallelujah!” — Dr. Alban
• “Coconut” — SMiLE.dk

2000s

• “Stronger” — Britney Spears
• “Bye Bye Bye” — *NSYNC
• “No Scrubs” — TLC
• “Feel Good Inc.” — Gorillaz
• “Starlight” — The Supermen Lovers feat. Mani Hoffman
• “In Too Deep” — Sum 41

2010s

• “Turn Down for What” — DJ Snake & Lil Jon
• “Danza Kuduro” — Don Omar feat. Lucenzo
• “Hello” — Martin Solveig & Dragonette
• “Santa Tell Me” — Ariana Grande
• “Give Me Everything” — Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer

2020s

• “Manchild” — Sabrina Carpenter
• “NUEVAYoL” — Bad Bunny
• “Midnight Sun” — Zara Larsson
• “drop dead” — Olivia Rodrigo
• “MORE & MORE” — TWICE
• “HOT TO GO!” — Chappell Roan
• “Across All Time” — Lyra Gigavolt
• “Supersonic” — Lyra Gigavolt
• “Hi Lyfe” — Cult of Sound

The official Decades of Hits page gives examples such as “Mamma Mia,” “It’s Tricky,” “Wannabe,” “Bye Bye Bye,” “Turn Down for What,” and “NUEVAYoL.” The Ubisoft launch announcement supplies the broader roster and confirms the six-decade structure.

How to identify a real mashup video

Use the following checks before treating a video as an official game feature:

1. Check the channel. The confirmed trailers are published by the official Just Dance channel. A creator compilation, reaction, or dance edit is not automatically a Ubisoft production.
2. Read the title carefully. “Mashup,” “mix,” “compilation,” or “all songs” may describe how a creator edited the video rather than a mode in the game.
3. Compare songs with the roster. A video featuring songs absent from the 35-song base list may include Just Dance+, another edition, a music pack, or footage from a different game.
4. Separate trailers from gameplay documentation. A trailer can introduce a theme without proving the exact order of songs, unlock conditions, or a complete routine.
5. Check the date and platform context. The game launched on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S on October 13, 2026. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is scheduled for November 10, 2026, so earlier videos may not represent that later release.

Mashup videos versus the base game

A mashup video is usually an edited presentation that places multiple songs, routines, or clips together. The base game, by contrast, is organized around individual songs and six themed worlds. The official descriptions also identify Adventure Mode, Party Mode, Workout Mode, local play for up to six people, and smartphone-controller support, but they do not confirm a dedicated mashup playlist.

The game can also connect with songs from other recent Just Dance editions, purchased Music Packs, and Just Dance+ under the conditions described by Ubisoft. Those additional songs should not be counted as part of the 35-song Decades of Hits launch roster. They also do not turn a fan edit into an official mashup.

For a reliable video search, use terms such as:

• Just Dance Decades of Hits official trailer
• Just Dance Decades of Hits Adventure Mode
• Just Dance Decades of Hits song compilation
• Just Dance Decades of Hits fan mashup

Label the last search category as unofficial unless the uploader is clearly identified as Ubisoft or the official Just Dance channel.

What should you read next?

For related information, explore the official trailer and compare it with the adventure mode. The full song list provides another useful starting point for planning your next dance session.

Sources

• Ubisoft — Just Dance: Decades of Hits
• Ubisoft Newsroom — Just Dance: Decades of Hits launch announcement
• Just Dance — Official Reveal Trailer
• Just Dance — Adventure Mode Trailer

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