Bliss Corporation repertoire has been featured across multiple Ubisoft Just Dance titles and promotional assets, reinforcing the catalogue’s long-standing connection to one of the world’s most popular dance-game franchises.

Across the series, Eiffel 65’s “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” has been licensed for both in-game and compilation use, including Just Music 24: All Out Fun, as well as Just Dance 2018 and Just Dance streaming content—bringing the track into an interactive format where audiences don’t just hear the song, they play it, repeat it, and share it in social/party settings.

More recently, David Guetta & Bebe Rexha’s “I’m Good (Blue)” was licensed for Just Dance 2024, with Bliss holding 60% of the publishing share—a clear example of how the “Blue” repertoire continues to generate value through modern global hits and next-generation formats.

In addition to gameplay integrations, the catalogue has also supported branded marketing through a Just Dance Double promotional video, extending the exposure beyond the game itself and into high-visibility campaign content.

Overall, these placements are particularly valuable because Just Dance turns music into participation—amplifying recognition through choreography, repeat engagement, and creator/social sharing, while keeping “Blue” and its modern derivatives present in contemporary entertainment culture.