"Jopping" (Alternate Version) is featured on Just Dance 2022. Officially, this routine is referred to as an alternate routine to Jopping (Extreme Version), but, unlike its counterpart, does not have a caption in the game. Both routines are unlocked for play at the start. It is also featured on 舞力无限 and Just Dance Now.
Appearance of the Dancer[]

The dancer is P2 from the Extreme Version. He now wears a blue suit instead of the red suit worn in the Extreme routine. He also has pink hair and the soles on his boots are red. His glove is also orange instead of red.
Background[]
The background is mostly the same as the Extreme version, with the only difference being that it is colored blue instead of red.
Gold Moves[]
There are 2 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Move 1: Bend your legs and slowly bring your right arm up.
Gold Move 2: Stomp your right foot and shake your arms a little, then stabilize them.
Appearances in Playlists[]
Jopping (Alternate Version) is featured in the following playlists:
舞力全开[]
Just Dance Now[]
- Krazy Pop K-pop (2022)
- Krazy Pop K-pop (2023)
- The Ultimate Setlist
Trivia[]
General[]
- Main article: Jopping#General
Routine[]
- The alternate routines for Black Mamba, Boombayah, China, Jopping, and Nails, Hair, Hips, Heels are the eleventh through fifteenth alternate routines to reuse at least one coach from the Classic counterpart (either with or without variations), after Giddy on Up (Giddy on Out) (Hold My Hand), Call Me Maybe (Alternate), Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Hold My Hand), Tribal Dance (Katana Version), Umbrella (With an Umbrella), Let It Go (Sing Along), Water Me (Tennis Version), Swish Swish (World Cup Champion Version), Medicina (Extreme Version), and Temperature (Extreme Version).
- Black Mamba, Boombayah, Jopping, and Nails, Hair, Hips, Heels’s alternate routines are also the twelfth through fourteenth alternate routines to reuse the Classic version’s background with little variation, after Giddy on Up (Giddy on Out) (Hold My Hand), Call Me Maybe (Alternate), Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Hold My Hand), Jailhouse Rock (Line Dance Version), Tribal Dance (Katana Version), Umbrella (With an Umbrella), What Makes You Beautiful (Extreme Version), Wild Wild West (Extreme Version), Let It Go (Sing Along), Sorry (Extreme Version), and Medicina (Extreme Version).
- When the coach bends down during the high note, part of his hair turns red.
- In both preview gameplays for Boombayah and Jopping’s alternate routines, the Nintendo Switch intro is displayed before the gameplay footage.
- The coach returns in One Last Time, as a love interest to the Side to Side coach.