[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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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.
Devil (feat. Busta Rhymes, B.o.B & Neon Hitch)Cash Cash

A fusion of pop punk and hip-hop? This is a track called “Devils” by the American pop punk band Cash Cash, released in 2015.
It features the explosively lung-powered rapper Busta Rhymes, along with B.o.B and singer Neon Hitch.
Although it’s a collaboration between two completely different genres—band music and hip-hop—Cash Cash had already been a pop punk band that incorporated electronic elements, so it didn’t feel out of place at all.
Adding rap just pushed it even closer to hip-hop.
It’s a super catchy tune, so I bet it’ll get you dancing!
Bang My Head (feat. Sia & Fetty Wap)David Guetta

David Guetta, who reigns at the top of EDM producers.
His 2014 release “Bang My Head” is a lavish track featuring Sia—a singer known for her mysterious presence and outstanding vocal prowess—and Fetty Wap, the rapper famed for “Trap Queen.” Its polyrhythmic, dynamically swaying groove, Sia’s soaring vocals, and Fetty Wap’s smooth voice will have you moving your body before you know it!
Runaway (U & I)Galantis

Galantis is an electro unit leading Sweden’s EDM scene.
This track, with airy vocals and an emotional chord progression that lifts your mood, is their 2014 release “Runaway (U & I).” Their signature sparkling sound evokes a near-future, cosmic vibe—almost like watching a sci-fi movie.
Once you hear the pounding kick, you’ll find it impossible not to dance! With its dynamic, well-contrasted arrangement, it’s a track that makes cool choreography come to mind easily.
ButterBTS

An upbeat track that blends edgier pop with dance sounds—perfect for summertime hype.
Delivered entirely in English by the global Korean group BTS in May 2021, it features a lively beat inspired by 1980s and 1990s disco music.
With its dynamic melody and the sharp dance performance of the seven members, it topped the U.S.
Billboard Hot 100 chart for eight consecutive weeks.
It’s a great choice for opening ceremonies at school sports festivals, athletic events, or dance performances, and it also creates a strong sense of unity as background music.
An undeniable crowd-pleaser for sports settings and any scene where you want to get a big group pumped up.



