[HIP-HOP] Recommended Hip-Hop Dance Songs
If you’re reading this article, you’re probably a dancer or someone who loves hip-hop tracks, right?
What kind of songs are easy to dance to?
The answer varies from person to person, of course, but in this article I’d like to introduce a mix of classic and new tracks that are generally popular.
These are all legendary songs used not only in Japan but also by professional dancers overseas, so feel free to use them as a reference.
Find your favorite tracks, come up with your own original choreography, and dance away.
I’m sure you’ll have a great time!
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[HIP-HOP] Recommended Hip-Hop Dance Tracks (61–70)
ParadiseLL Cool J Ft Amerie
This track is packed with LL Cool J’s irresistible charm, guaranteed to set the dance floor on fire.
Its romantic theme—taking a loved one to paradise—leaves a lasting impression.
Amerie’s melodious vocals blend seamlessly with LL Cool J’s smooth rap, captivating listeners.
Released in December 2002, the song appears on LL Cool J’s ninth album, “10,” and was also featured on the soundtrack of the 2003 film “Deliver Us from Eva.” It’s a perfect pick for anyone who loves hip-hop dance.
Just Wanna RockLil Uzi Vert
Characterized by an uptempo beat and simple lyrics, this track is a floor-filling anthem.
As the lyric “I just want to rock” suggests, it captures the pure joy of enjoying music and moving your body.
Released in October 2022, it went viral with dance videos on social media, racking up hundreds of millions of views.
It has garnered wide support, even being used during Beyoncé’s world tour.
Perfect for getting the crowd hyped at parties and clubs, and great whenever you need an energy boost.
It’s a song that showcases the breadth of Lil Uzi Vert’s musical style.
PowerKanye West
Kanye West is a major American music producer and also a rapper.
He’s a multitalented figure who excels as an MC and a designer as well.
This is one of Kanye West’s signature dance tracks, known for its powerful, compelling sound.
Get Ur Freak OnMissy Elliot
This is a smash hit released by the charismatic female rapper Missy Elliott.
The song opens with a Japanese man calling out, “From here on, let’s all dance like crazy and make some noise!” It became a hugely talked-about classic in Japan at the time.
The Way I AreTimbaland ft. Keri Hilson, D.O.E., Sebastian
A track released in 2007 by American rapper Timbaland.
It features skillful vocals and samples Justin Timberlake’s 2006 track “SexyBack.” The track was used in a McDonald’s commercial.
La CienegaJoji & NIKI
A mellow track by one of the core artists from 88rising, the label founded by Japanese American Sean Miyashiro in Asia.
It’s a number you could easily dance to, and it’s also a must-check if you want to be in the know about the cutting edge of contemporary Asian pop culture.
Sexy BackJustin Timberlake
A solo single from Justin as an adult.
Compared to his time in *NSYNC, his vibe has become much more rugged, but his beautiful voice is still intact.
He looks cool mastering Timbaland’s distinctive low-end bass.
The music video is also set up like a drama, so you can’t help but get drawn in.