Pop Culture DDR References

Two of them are Family Guy and the commercials for the movie Kung-Fu Panda.

Family Guy just has a DDR machine.

Kung-Fu Panda has some DDR songs. Three to be exact. Only one has been in a recent DDR game, and that is BWHOH. The other two are That's The Way (I Like It) and Kung-Fu Fighting. The last one seems most appropriate for the movie (duh).

DDR in Kung-Fu Pandy? Swich the Y to an E, You got Pande, the 1st 5 letters of Pandemonium X.

The slogan of the movie is "Pandemonium Begins, (Then has the date of the movie).

Someone is watching me.

Back on topic, There was a TV movie called "A Year Without a Santa Claus". One point in the movie, 2 elf's walk into an arcade. and one of them drops the line "I feel like some dancing". So they play on a Extreme machine. they even played B4U.

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I know that "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" was definitely from the motion picture Kill Bill. If I recall, that movie came out before DDR SuperNOVA did. I don't believe that would qualify as a true DDR song.

However, working behind a DJ/VJ in Lawrence, I know that the song "Hung Up" by Madonna. It's towards the end of the music video and "Dancing Stage" is feature as Madonna dances (not) like a slut on the machine.

Also, I know that DDR Extreme was shown on during a CBS soap opera back in 2005. It featured a heterosexual couple dancing to "Let's Get Down" on Beginner level.

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Pande: Channel? If it's ABC or ABC Family, I won't believe you. If it's on Comedy Central, I'll definitely believe you.

Quote: dj_asian_rebirth
I know that "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" was definitely from the motion picture Kill Bill. If I recall, that movie came out before DDR SuperNOVA did. I don't believe that would qualify as a true DDR song.

Same as Kung Fu Fighting and That's the way. They were both songs off of movies.

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Pande: Channel? If it's ABC or ABC Family, I won't believe you. If it's on Comedy Central, I'll definitely believe you.

It was ABC or CBS.

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Quote: Kynayo
Quote: dj_asian_rebirth I know that "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" was definitely from the motion picture Kill Bill. If I recall, that movie came out before DDR SuperNOVA did. I don't believe that would qualify as a true DDR song. Same as Kung Fu Fighting and That's the way. They were both songs off of movies.

Yes, however the two songs you mentioned have been placed in arcades. They are there because they are from Dancemania. I can see where you are coming from. My stand point is that "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" is not in the arcades; therefore I define it as not a main DDR song. I guess I left that statement out in my last post.

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Nothing isn't a "main DDR song", but the home versions ARE more likely to contain popular songs.

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IN the South Park episode "You got F'ed in the A", an asian kid is playing DDR in the arcade and Stan asks him to join his dance troop.
He then says that he can't dance without the machine because it's stupid.

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iN one episode of Will & Grace, there was a scene there that a guy is playing DDR 5th MIx with Abyss as the song choice...

"He Said She Said" by Ashley Tisdale in DDR Supernova 2 PS2 is an OST of the movie Bring it On In it to Win It



iN one episode of Will & Grace, there was a scene there that a guy is playing DDR 5th MIx with Abyss as the song choice...

"He Said She Said" by Ashley Tisdale in DDR Supernova 2 PS2 is an OST of the movie Bring it On In it to Win It

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In the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall there's a scene where the main char and his 'now' ex are playing DDR

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I'm mainly pointing my direction toward what has been universally released. The songs like "He Said, She Said" is a CS License, but answer me this: is this song on a European version and Japanese version as well? In contrast to that, what about songs like "Kids in America" or "Centerfold"; are they in the European and Japanese versions?

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Except that definition is too close-minded, including merely the songs that Konami tirelessly repeats. It's hard to serve all three regions over 1000 songs, so obviously some people won't get something.

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True. And I'm actually very disappointed. To express, I kinda wish we had that tiny 7 footer "Come Into My World" by Kylie Minogue from DS. That's always been a favorite song. I remember I first heard that song from a Bally Fitness commercial.

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Here's a pop culture reference. I was in an Albertsons the other day, and "Have You Never Been Mellow" came on the overhead radio. That's as close to pop culture as I get.

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In the movie "Grandma's Boy," there's a scene with a DDR battle on Ultramix 2. The first guy plays Make a Jam, and the second guy plays Dead End. The way they played looked ridiculous too by the way. XD

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I just saw this today during lunch at my Fraternity. We were watching "Music and Lyrics" on Showtime and this one girl (main character, I believe) was playing the XBOX version of DDR. Of course the identity of the XBOX version is given away because of the physical characteristics of the dancing characters.

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Holy crap, this needs a bump because I think I'm going crazy.

I just heard Kakumei playing...

ON TOM AND JERRY!

The very old episodes too, not the new age stuff.

OMGWTFBBQHAX.

Is Kakumei a remix of an already existing song or did Konami divide by zero?

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Kakumei is a remix of Revolutionary Etude by Chopin (Kakumei is Japanese for revolution, ergo...)

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The songs like "He Said, She Said" is a CS License, but answer me this: is this song on a European version and Japanese version as well? In contrast to that, what about songs like "Kids in America" or "Centerfold"; are they in the European and Japanese versions?

To answer your question in order:

1) No, because no-one here's even heard of Ashley Tisdale.
2) Yes. Kids in America was in DS Fusion, and also Party Collection (I think).
3) Yes. It was in all three AC SN1s. However, it's also on SN1 JP CS. Bizarrely, Europe ain't had a look in.

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It's a classical song that was remixed in DDR, Like V, or No.13.;)91 beat me to the post.

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