The Vault is the second largest section at Bubblegum Dancer, and contains games and other fun activities, wallpapers and other free downloads, and much more. Plus, if you know the password for the BGD.Vault, you can unlock it to reveal a freebie hidden inside! (prize changes weekly)

Please post this banner on your Web page or blog to support Aqua's reformation!
<a href="http://www.bubblegumdancer.com/"><img src="http://www.bubblegumdancer.com/aquasback.gif" border="0"></a>


Look up your favourite bubblegum dance band, discover new talent, or just browse in the internet's largest archive of bubblegum dance artists! From Aqua and A-Moe to Toy-Box and Yummie, we don't want to miss anyone, so if you know of a bubblegum dance group that we've missed, let us know!

Please support Bubblegum Dancer by placing a banner or link below on your own Web page, and tell your friends! Your support is much appreciated! Click here for banners!

Check out the Music Videos section for a great collection of bubblegum dance videos from YouTube.

Visit the lyrics section to view and singalong to your favourite bubblegum dance songs! Can't find a particular song? Send us the lyrics, or request them!

Euro Bubblegum dance is a type of Eurodance music that usually has a high-pitched female vocalist singing a catchy, fun and bouncy chorus, and a male doing back up, rapping and other vocals. Bubblegum dance originates in Scandinavia, especially Denmark, where a large percentage of all bubblegum dance music now comes from. Bubblegum dance music usually has a more pop sound than other eurodance music (which is more techno-electro). Other names used to describe bubblegum dance music are bubblegum techno, euro-cheese, or bubblegum pop.

The lyrics and style are often silly and should not be taken seriously, but are often amusing and cheerful. The subject of most bubblegum dance songs is usually quite silly and childish, but it is common for artists of this genre to incorporate sexually suggestive lyrics into some of their songs. Sometimes, these suggestive lyrics might be very obvious, while other times it may be less obvious.
Aqua is probably the most well-known bubblegum dance artist, and inspired many other artists into creating music in this genre. Bubblegum dance music has also gained popularity due to dance games such as Dance Dance Revolution (DDR), In The Groove (ITG), and the Dancemania series, in which artists such as Jenny Rom, Crispy and Miss Papaya playing a major role.