Just Dance: Decades of Hits — out now on Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S · Switch 2 edition lands Nov 10
Just Dance: Decades of Hits Guide

2000s tracks in Just Dance: Decades of Hits

The biggest hit density in the game, and the decade the Limited Edition cosmetic pack is themed around.

Last verified 2026-10-14 · 2000s

Quick answer

The 2000s block has six tracks: Stronger (Britney Spears, Solo), Bye Bye Bye (*NSYNC, Trio), No Scrubs (TLC, Trio), Feel Good Inc. (Gorillaz, Solo), Starlight (The Supermen Lovers, Duet) and In Too Deep (Sum 41, Quartet). Stronger has a Chair Dance alternate. The Limited Edition's cosmetic pack is themed on this decade.

Official 2000s era artwork from Just Dance: Decades of Hits

Official Ubisoft in-game screenshot.

The 2000s block in Just Dance: Decades of Hits is glossy pop. Five years of music edited down to the tracks the developers thought a room would actually want to dance to, staged with the era's own visual identity: its own lighting palette, floor treatment and costume direction.

Every 2000s track

SongArtistRoutineNotes
StrongerBritney SpearsSoloChair Dance alternate; the block's signature routine
Bye Bye Bye*NSYNCTrioThree-lane pop choreography, very readable
No ScrubsTLCTrioOn the Adventure Mode path
Feel Good Inc.GorillazSoloMid-tempo, moody staging, moderate effort
StarlightThe Supermen Lovers ft. Mani HoffmanDuetThe block's easiest duet
In Too DeepSum 41QuartetNeeds four dancers; punk-tempo footwork

2000s routine from the launch build

Official Ubisoft in-game screenshot.

How the 2000s block actually plays

This is the block to build a party around. Six tracks, four of them multi-dancer and none of them rated Extreme, which is a combination no other decade offers. A room of four can play every track here without anyone sitting out.

Stronger is the standout. Its chair-based staging is the most distinctive routine in Decades of Hits, and the Chair Dance alternate swaps the props for a harder floor phrase list once you want a second pass at the song. Start with the base version.

Bye Bye Bye is the crowd warm-up. Three lanes, a chorus that repeats cleanly, and a tempo that leaves room for people to watch and copy. If you have never played a Just Dance game and want one song to test the tracking, this is the safest pick in the whole tracklist.

The 2000s cosmetic pack

The Limited Edition of Decades of Hits includes the 2000s Digital Cosmetic Pack, which dresses your Dancer Card, scoring effects and profile in early-2000s styling. It is cosmetic only — nothing in it affects scoring or unlocks. Retail listings for the Limited Edition and its content are compared on the editions page.

2000s in Adventure Mode

No Scrubs is the block's Adventure Mode song. The campaign world for this decade is staged like a glossy pop studio, which is the visual identity the cosmetic pack draws from.