"Jin Go Lo Ba" by Babatunde Olatunji (Fatboy Slim’s remix is used) is featured on Just Dance, Just Dance 3 (as downloadable content on the Xbox 360), and Just Dance: Greatest Hits.
Appearance of the Dancer
Just Dance
The dancer wears a Native inspired outfit: a pink top, a skirt full of leaves, a pink necklace and a lot of bracelets. Also, she wears pink anklets, and a big feather crown on her head.
Remake
In the remake, her color scheme is now different. The bracelets and a part of the feather crown are now brown while the skirt, anklets, feather crown, and the top are golden. She also has a reddish orange outline.
Background
Just Dance
The background is a green wall showing some silhouettes of wild trees. There are also green light beams above the coach. It also has a series of lights shining from the ceiling.
Just Dance: Greatest Hits
The background is a jungle with swinging trees and plants. There are some lowlands in the background, which are covered by fog. This background is more detailed, making it easier to know it's supposed to be a jungle.
Remake
In the remake, the plants are much closer to the screen, and a very bright sun overwhelms the coach.
Shake Moves
There is 1 Shake Move in this routine:
Shake Move: Shake both of your arms up and down while stepping on the floor with your feet.
Gold Moves
There are 5 Gold Moves in this routine from Just Dance 3 onwards; they are not available in Just Dance:
Gold Moves 1, 2, 3, and 4: Put your right hand on your head, while tilting it back.
Gold Move 5: Open your arms and bring them to the back. (not counted on Xbox 360)
Appearances in Mashups
Jin Go Lo Ba appears in the following Mashups:
Captions
Jin Go Lo Ba appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to her dance moves:
- Beyond the Earth
- Ceremonial Circles
- Ceremonial Swing
- Rain Dance
- Tribal Lasso
- Tribal Pose
- Tribal Samba
- Tribal Shimmy
- Tribal Swim
Trivia
General
- Jin Go Lo Ba is the first remix by Fatboy Slim to be featured in the entire game series.
- Jin Go Lo Ba is the first non-English song in the entire series.
- Jin Go Lo Ba is the first instrumental song in the Just Dance series (not counting Warm Up, which does not work like other Just Dance routines).
- Although there are no lyrics in the routine’s first three appearances, a set of lyrics has been arranged for the remake.[3]
Classic
- Jin Go Lo Ba has the longest Shake Move in Just Dance.
- On May 9, 2011, Just Dance’s American YouTube channel uploaded a video of a girl called "UbiNelly" playing the short version of Jin Go Lo Ba and gaining a score of 5,666 points. Players were invited to beat her score and share their result on Just Dance’s Facebook page with a video or a picture.
- On the Xbox 360 version of Just Dance 3 and Just Dance: Greatest Hits, Gold Move 5 is not counted as a move.
- On Just Dance: Greatest Hits, the coach in the menu icon is brighter than in the gameplay.
Gallery
Game Files
In-Game Screenshots
.png "JinGoLoBa jdgh menu (Xbox).png (223 KB)")
.png "JinGoLoBa jd3&gh coachmenu (Xbox).png (1.19 MB)")
Videos
Official Audio
Gameplays
Extractions
Others
References
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