- For the Just Dance Kids routine, see Holiday (Just Dance Kids).
"Holiday" by Madonna (covered by The Hit Crew) is featured on Just Dance 2, Just Dance Unlimited, Just Dance Now, and 舞力无限.
Appearance of the Dancer[]
Original[]
The dancer is a woman with tied up orange spiky hair, which is facing to the right. She wears a reddish orange sleeveless crop top with a light orange shirt underneath, a reddish orange skirt, light orange leggings with white polka dots, reddish orange ankle socks, and yellow short heels. She also wears a yellow bandana tied on her head and white and yellow belts on her waist. She wears a pair of fingerless gloves, with the base dark orange and the left glove has the rest of its color yellow.
In the beginning, her clothing starts off in a different color scheme. All orange parts of her outfit are in shades of dull purple and all of the yellow parts of her outfit a dull orange.
Remake[]
In the remake, her color scheme is slightly darker with the reddish orange parts more emphasized in shades of red and she has a fuchsia outline (purple at the beginning). She is slightly more realistic.
Background[]
Original[]
The background appears to be the side of a subway stop. One of the pictures on the wall is a rainy city (similar to the background from It’s Raining Men) that says "Need holiday?" on the bottom left. The picture changes to a tropical island (similar to the background for the remake of I Get Around) with "Holiday" written on the bottom right and stays like that for most of the routine. It changes back to the rainy picture at the end of the song. There is a sign on the right that says "Toch Street" which indicates that the routine takes place in San Francisco.
Remake[]
In the remake, the colors are brighter, there is less of a vignette, and the sign on the right was changed to say "Just Dance".
Gold Moves[]
There are 3 Gold Moves in this routine, all of which are the same:
All Gold Moves: Throw both of your hands out in front of you, with your arms bent as if you were shocked or surprised.
Appearances in Mashups[]
Holiday appears in the following Mashups:
Captions[]
Holiday appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to her dance moves:
- Blow The Horn
- Catch It
- Happy Clap
- Here I Am
- Just Clap
- Knee Pop
- Old School Clap
- Old School Snap
Appearances in Playlists[]
Holiday is featured in the following playlists:
Just Dance 2016[]
Just Dance 2017[]
Just Dance 2018[]
Just Dance Now[]
Trivia[]
General[]
- Holiday is the first song by Madonna in the series.
- Holiday and Toxic are the first two songs covered by The Hit Crew in the series.
- In Ubisoft Music’s "Just Dance Summer Playlist" on Spotify, a cover by Mister Brown’s Gang is featured instead of the The Hit Crew’s version, despite the latter being available on Spotify.[2]
- Some files for a Mashup and Party Master Mode routine for this song can be found in the Just Dance Unlimited files.[3]
Routine[]
- The Just Dance 2 menu square has an error, where the coach's yellow shaded parts are teal.
- The rainy picture on the wall is recycled from the background of It’s Raining Men.
- The banner stating the routes reads "Toch Sto"
- In the remake, it reads "Just Dance".
- During production, the coach had a different color palette. This Beta version can be seen on the back of the Just Dance 2 cover.
- A bit of it can be seen on the menu icon as well, as the coach’s hair is aquamarine instead of orange.
- In the preview gameplay, the pictograms are fuchsia instead of orange.[4]
- Additionally, the score bubbles have two small arrows at the bottom pointing at each other and a checkered black and white rectangle consisting of six tiles.
- In Just Dance 2, there are two incorrect pictograms: the first one instructs to consecutively put your hands up and then down instead of the other way, and the second one instructs to consecutively clap your hands and put them down when despite players only having to clap their hands.
- This has been fixed in the remake, where the pictograms for the affected moves were remade in the style of Just Dance 2015/2016.
- In the remake, the fifth pictogram appears one beat early.
- Also, in Just Dance Unlimited, the fourth pictogram appears one beat late.
Gallery[]
Game Files[]
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Others[]
Videos[]
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Gameplays[]
Extractions[]
