[Latest & Classic Hits] Crowd-Pleasers! Top Western Songs Recommended for Cheer Dance
Cheer dance and cheerleading during break time—often considered one of the highlights of watching sports.
In recent years, more children have been taking up cheer dance as an extracurricular activity.
By the way, did you know that cheerleading focuses mainly on acrobatic moves, while cheer dance emphasizes striking choreography without those acrobatic elements?
Despite their differences, both pair well with upbeat, bright songs.
So this time, we’ve picked out a number of classics with that kind of vibe.
They’re also great as party tunes, so be sure to check them out to the end.
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[Latest & Classic Songs] Get the Crowd Pumped! Top Western Tracks for Cheer Dance (71–80)
All About That BassMeghan Trainor
This is the debut single released in 2014 by American singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor.
It’s an upbeat song that proclaims even curvy girls are attractive! Upon release, it became a hot topic worldwide and shot up the charts, ultimately reaching number one in over 20 countries.
It seems like it could work as a theme for a school sports day event… How about the bread-eating race, haha?
HappyPharrell Williams
It’s a song that was used in the film as an insert track for Despicable Me 3.
After its release, its aptly happy and catchy message was praised around the world, and countless dance videos were uploaded to YouTube.
TimberPitbull ft. Ke$ha
It’s a worldwide smash that reached No.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for three consecutive weeks! Its catchy vibes and mood-boosting rhythm are sure to be a hit at sports festivals and school events.
The fast-paced sound makes it perfect for going wild with friends.
Kesha’s vocals are badass, and it seems ideal for a coordinated dance performance by the girls! With elements of the latest EDM and folk music mixed in, it’s something everyone can enjoy!
Sweet TalkSamantha Jade
Released in 2014.
The title means “flattery,” and it’s about a girl who’s being sweet and clingy with her boyfriend.
She softly whispers to the boyfriend by her side, wanting him to understand her feelings and what she wants.
He probably gets it, but he doesn’t easily grant her wishes, which is frustrating.
In any case, it’ll put you in an irresistibly sweet mood.
Blinding LightsThe Weeknd
Currently, a genre that mixes 1980s synth-pop and new wave is gaining popularity as a global trend.
The artist who ignited this trend is The Weeknd with his song “Blinding Lights.” The track was created with A-ha’s “Take On Me” in mind, and while it uses cutting-edge production, it delivers a unique musicality that evokes the atmosphere of the 1980s.
Its steady tempo also makes it a perfect fit for cheer dance, don’t you think?
Light it Up (feat. Nyla & Fuse ODG) (Remix)Major Lazer
This track by Major Lazer captivates with its passionate, dynamic sound that blends dancehall and reggae fusion.
Formed around American DJ and producer Diplo, the group delivers a signature groovy beat and tropical vibe that define this memorable song.
Released in November 2015, it appears on the album “Peace Is the Mission” and set dance floors around the world ablaze.
The combination of exotic melodies and danceable rhythm patterns makes it perfect for school sports days and festival dance performances.
Its brisk beat enables staging that fosters a sense of unity and draws the audience into the excitement.
Watch Out For ThisMajor Lazer
An energetic anthem powered by an explosive beat that fuses dancehall and EDM.
Released by America’s Major Lazer in 2013 from the album “Free the Universe,” this track is a fervent party tune inspired by Jamaica’s dancehall scene.
Its basic rhythm is exquisitely blended with musical elements from the Caribbean, creating an irresistible groove that ignites the dance floor.
It gained global attention, appearing in the trailer for the French film “Qu’est-ce qu’on a fait au Bon Dieu?” and in a Pepsi commercial featuring soccer player Messi.
It’s a perfect song to boost unity across the venue during school sports days or pep rallies.