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In this video we compare all the choreographies made for the song 'China' by Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G, Ozuna, & J Balvin available on Just Dance Games. This song has a Classic version, featuring Marisol, Lucero and an Llama dancing on a room full of campy objects, and an Alternate titled 'DJ Version', with Marisol and the Llama dancing and mixing behind a DJ table. Both versions can be found on Just Dance 2022, Just Dance Now and Just Dance Unlimited! Which choreography do you like the most? Subscribe for more! Also, follow me on https://twitter.com/JustDanceRC Just Dance is a musical/rhythm game developed and published by Ubisoft. DISCLAIMER: This channel doesn't promote and it's not sponsored by the game's producer/developer; it's a fan channel with the point to analyse/study/compare/debate about Just Dance's elements, choreographies, visuals, and songs used in many versions of the franchise. It's a subject made with many games with remastered versions or multiple game modes here on Youtube. It follows all Youtube's Guidelines and the concept of fair use. No copyright infringment intended. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK1h0QTPg6I

Back in September 2021, we got the preview for the routine Freed From Desire. A screenshot of this map was already floating on the web and the speculations appointed to a Dua Lipa song. At the end, we got this sassy and amazing dance. But did you know that the final version available on Just Dance 2022 is slightly different? In the final version, the letters on the burning newspapers are different, and the coach's face is way more visible - not that much here due to Youtube's compression :'(. Check it out! Which version do you like the most? Subscribe for more! Also, follow me on twitter.com/JustDanceRC Here on Just Dance Remake Comparisons I make comparisons between Just Dance's original visuals and their released remaked versions on Just Dance Unlimited/Just Dance Now. The objective here is analyse, study and point visual diferences between both versions, putting two recorded gameplays side by side, and cropping them to keep the focus on the main dancer(s). It's a job made with many games here on YouTube that eventually got a remastered version or have multiple game modes. Also, there's comparisons between choreographies made for the same song using the same process, but with the gameplays in a smaller size, cropped again to focus on the coach(es) and repeated on the background with a blur effect to expand and immerse the visuals. I also do comparisons using released gameplay previews up to their final versions available on the game, when they have significant visual differences. Also, there are subtitles on many videos with trivia and information that complement the visual comparison. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-sOIb-zVWA

In this video we compare all the choreographies made for the song I Kissed a Girl by Katy Perry available on Just Dance games. This song has three versions: a Classic version featuring a female pin-up coach, a Sweat version featuring another female coach, and a On-Stage version featuring a male-female-female trio with a similar pin-up style. All these three versions are available on Just Dance 2014, Just Dance Now and Just Dance Unlimited! Which choreography do you like the most? Subscribe for more! Also, follow me on https://twitter.com/JustDanceRC Here on JD Remake Comparisons I make comparisons between Just Dance's original visuals and their released remaked versions on Just Dance Unlimited/Just Dance Now. The objective here is analyse, study and point visual diferences between both versions, putting two recorded gameplays side by side, and cropping them to keep the focus on the main dancer(s). It's a job made with many games here on YouTube that eventually got a remastered version or have multiple game modes. Also, there's comparisons between choreographies made for the same song using the same process, but with the gameplays in a smaller size, cropped again to focus on the coach(es). I also do comparisons using released gameplay previews up to their final versions available on the game, when they have significant visual differences. And we also have comparisons of pictograms, where some of them has different versions between the games. Finally, there are subtitles on the videos with trivia and information that complement the visual comparison. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-FwQBbz3VQ