"Dance All Nite" by Aneea (formerly known as Anja) is featured on Just Dance 3 and Just Dance+.
Appearance of the Dancer[]
The dancer is a female singer named Aria, who has short violet hair and a small magenta microphone accessory on her left ear. She wears a short sleeved purple dress with a shiny orange ruffle, a shiny orange vest with pink puffy balls, and purple knee-high boots that also have elements of pink.
Background[]
Just Dance 3 (Wii/PS3)[]
The background consists of a reflective black runway, with rotating black squares that feature differently colored thin lights. The far background has a geometric shard-like design in teal and blue. At certain points of the song, it turns black. Right before the song starts, a female voice can be heard saying "Check one, two. Check one, two".
Just Dance 3 (Xbox 360)[]
On the Xbox 360 version, the background has some slightly different effects.
Remake[]
In the remake, there are four concentric circles behind the coach, which are identical to those from Promiscuous in terms of shape and animations. However, their colors are now different, as they are in shades of fuchsia, purple, orange, and light yellow, to match Aria’s outfit. Moreover, they follow her whenever she moves from one side of the runway to the other. The geometric background also moves around.
Gold Moves[]
There are 3 Gold Moves in this routine, all of which are the same:
All Gold Moves: Swing your right arm in front of you, then swing your left arm under your right.
Appearances in Mashups[]
Dance All Nite is featured in the following Mashups:
Appearances in Playlists[]
Dance All Nite appears in the following playlists:
Just Dance 3[]
Just Dance 2024 Edition[]
Just Dance 2025 Edition[]
Captions[]
Dance All Nite appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to her dance moves:
- Girly Groove
- Girly Walk
- Twist ’N’ Clap
- Winding Down
Trivia[]
General[]
- Dance All Nite is the first song by Aneea in the series.
- Dance All Nite is the first song by Aneea to have a music video.
- It is also the first song by Ubisoft to have a music video.
- A remixed version of the song appears in the video game Rabbids Land.
- The codename for the map was "GiveMeMore". Which it would have been titled as Give Me More.
Routine[]
- During the second chorus, Aria accidentally steps out of the platform with her right foot.
- The Gold Move pictogram lacks any glow.
- Aria appears on the NTSC Wii boxart of Just Dance 3 with a slightly darker color palette and her dress is slightly different, along with her boots.
- Dance All Nite is in the Sweat Attack playlist, even though its effort rating is 1/3, which is the lowest effort rating.
- However, it has the highest difficulty rating, 3/3.
- There is a glitch with the background on the Wii version of Just Dance 3: sometimes, the rotating squares in the background stay frozen in place, but they still light up.[citation needed]
- The spoken words "Mic check, one, two. Mic check, one, two" at the beginning of the routine are absent from the Xbox 360 version.
- In the remake, the lines are delayed, causing them to overlap with the intro.
- On Just Dance+, the cover simply consists of a cropped version of the menu square.
- On Just Dance+, the preview audio and video start at the beginning of the routine.
- In the Just Dance+ preview gameplay, the original pictograms are used instead of the updated ones.
- On July 10, 2024, Aneea made a community post on YouTube through her current channel @I_am_ANJA, mentioning the release of Crazy Little Thing and Dance All Nite on Just Dance+ and announcing that her songs would be soon made available on streaming platforms.[1]
- Furthermore, on July 20, Aneea reuploaded the YouTube Shorts preview of Dance All Nite to a second YouTube channel, ANJAVEVO, with the title being changed to "I told you all to stay tuned! Another Just Dance+ drop is available now, feat. 'Dance All Nite'! ❤️".[2]
- The title is a reference to her reupload of the batch drop trailer for the release of Crazy Little Thing, which said to stay tuned.