"Djadja" by Aya Nakamura was featured on Just Dance 2020, excluding Wii, as a French exclusive requiring an internet connection. However, the song was removed on August 1, 2024, due to licensing. Internationally, it could be played via Just Dance Unlimited prior to its removal. The song also appears on Just Dance Now (for players who subscribed before April 9, 2024), and also appeared on 舞力无限 before it was removed.
Appearance of the Dancer[]

The dancer is a woman with long black hair with a hot pink streak in a high braided ponytail, suspended by a black band. She wears a golden-yellow cropped long sleeved top with a turtle neck. On the top half of her arms and shoulders, it is colored cyan and the collar is colored blue. Light lavender lines are present around her top and intersect together, around the shoulder, and arm areas. The top also has light lavender borders on the ends of the crop top and sleeves. On the middle of the crop top is a shiny black closed zipper. She also wears a pair of golden-yellow biker shorts with a black buckle on the waistband. The shorts also have cyan accents on the side of the hips, with light lavender lines intersecting on the borders. Lastly, she wears a pair of hot pink knee socks, and black platform heeled ankle boots with laces. Her accessories include a pair of black square sunglasses and light lavender hoop earrings. She also wears a lime green glove, specifically spring green.
During the first half of the routine, her ponytail rests on the left shoulder before moving to the back for the rest of the routine. She also has a light blue outline during the verses and a yellow outline during the chorus.
Background[]
The background takes place on a completely colored city area, with arches with balconies and windows. The center is a terrace step and there are numerous colored palm trees. The routine has several moving angles, focusing on the coach such as zooms and moving in different sides. Shadows can be seen throughout the routine, which originates from the arches and trees, and follows on a certain angle depending on the camera angle of the routine. The elements in the buildings and surroundings glow to the beat. The music video of the song can be seen during the chorus, which is part of the background, and it has a color gradient depending on the background's color scheme.
During the intro, second half of the second verse, parts of the final chorus, and ending of the routine, the entire color scheme is yellow and the glows are hot pink. In the verses, the color scheme is hot pink and the glows are cyan. During transitions from the verses to the chorus, the background has a light lavender color scheme before turning to blue, with the glows in yellow.
Gold Moves[]
There are 3 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Move 1: Squat down slightly to the right with both hands on your knees.
Gold Move 2: Point to the sky with your right hand while slightly turning your body forward.
Gold Move 3: Slash your right arm to your left hip.
Release History[]
This section details the release and removal history of Djadja.
Game | Date Added | Date Removed |
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Just Dance Unlimited | December 5, 2019 | August 1, 2024 |
Just Dance Now | July 8, 2020 | April 9, 2024, or the end of the next billing period |
舞力无限 | March 26, 2021 | August 2, 2024 |
Appearances in Playlists[]
Djadja is featured in the following playlists:
Just Dance Now[]
- Easy Peasy Party
- All Songs A-E
- Countdown 2023
- Dance Essentials!
- February Frenzy
- Passport In A Playlist
- The Best of 2000s!
- Vive La France
舞力全开[]
Trivia[]
General[]
- Djadja is the ninth French-language song in the series.
- “C**in” and “p**ain” are censored.
- In the Just Dance Unlimited in-game preview and in Just Dance Now, the censoring has a record scratch effect on the words, instead of complete silence.[2][3]
- The preview for Just Dance Now, however, uses the original censor.
- In the Just Dance Unlimited in-game preview and in Just Dance Now, the censoring has a record scratch effect on the words, instead of complete silence.[2][3]
- The song title was originally stylized in-game as “DjaDja”.[4]
Routine[]
- Djadja is the sixth routine to feature the artist in the background, after My Main Girl, Je sais pas danser, The Way I Are (Dance With Somebody), J’suis pas jalouse, and On Ne Porte Pas De Sous-Vêtements.
- It is also the third routine to feature the music video in the background, after Make The Party (Don’t Stop) and The Way I Are (Dance With Somebody).
- In the files for Just Dance Now, two copies of the avatar can be seen.[6]
- The Just Dance Now preview audio slightly differs from the original one, as it is quieter and has a fading effect at the beginning and at the end.