New Partnership Formed Between Just Dance and K/DA

Not living in a country where it is impossibly hot to dance to Just Dance 2021 for hours on end, and already completed all the new songs the rhythm game offers? For the next three months, you will be able to enjoy a free new song! Ubisoft has announced that a partnership between themselves and the K-Pop group K/DA will see them offer a new choreographed track based on “Drum Go Dum”.

The track will be available free for the next three months, before being made an exclusive map for Just Dance Unlimited subscribers.

We’re so excited to collaborate with musical phenomenon K/DA to bring “DRUM GO DUM” to Just Dance this year. We were able to work with K/DA’s creative team to create this map, integrating K/DA’s official choreography and design to produce the perfect homage to the group’s dance track in their EP, ALL OUT. We’re really happy with the final result and can’t wait for the Just Dance community to finally see it!

Matthew Tomkinson – Creative Director of Just Dance 2021

Just Dance 2021 is the latest game in Ubisoft’s long-running Just Dance rhythm game franchise, and is now available for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Google Stadia.

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