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K.K. Dub

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K.K. Dub
File:K.K. Dub NH cover.png
Games Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Style Dub
Villagers who have it Blaire, Chabwick (Animal Crossing: New Horizons), Freckles, Julian, Yuka
Characters on the cover K.K.

K.K. Dub is a K.K. Slider song which appears in the Animal Crossing series. It first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Horizons's 2.0 free update. The song is named after dub music, a subgenre of reggae and electronic music characterized by rhythm-heavy and radically manipulated instrumental remixes of pre-existing songs, placing particular emphasis on drums and basslines.


Album cover

The album cover for "K.K. Dub" features K.K. Slider carrying his guitar on his back in the middle of a forest, looking upward with a blank expression. He is surrounded by tall trees that stretch into the sky, with soft illumination streaming through the treetops. "K.K. Dub" is written in white text in the lower-right corner of the album cover with smaller illegible text beneath it, which is positioned to the right of K.K.

Appearances

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, "K.K. Dub" is played in Chabwick's house. The aircheck of this song can be obtained from this villager after visiting his house by his favor. This song's aircheck can also be purchased in Nook Shopping daily selection for 3,200 bells.

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Happy Home Paradise, "K.K. Dub" is played in the houses of Blaire, Freckles, Julian, and Yuka.

K.K. Dub in other languages

  • Japanese: けけダブ (Keke dabu)
  • Spanish: Tota-dub
  • French: Dub Kéké
  • Italian: K.K. Dub
  • Dutch: K.K.-dub
  • Korean: K.K.덥 (K.K. Deop)
  • Chinese (China): K.K.混搭音乐 (K.K. Hùndā yīnyuè)
  • Chinese (Taiwan): K.K.混搭音樂 (K.K. Hùndā yīnyuè)
  • Russian: Даб К. К. (Dab K. K.)