In Rayman Legends, which music level uses the song 'Black Betty'?

In Rayman Legends, the music level that uses “Black Betty” is Castle Rock. It is a rhythm-focused stage in the first world, Teensies in Trouble, where movement and platforming are choreographed to the song’s driving beat.

The game uses a playful cover or parody of the version popularized by the rock band Ram Jam. As Rayman and his companions race across castle ruins, jumps, attacks, hazards, and collapsing platforms are timed to the music. Enemies also appear to sing or move along with the track, making the level feel like an interactive music video.

Castle Rock is often confused with Mariachi Madness because both are prominent musical stages. Mariachi Madness uses a mariachi-style version of “Eye of the Tiger,” while other music levels draw on songs such as “Woo-Hoo” and “Antisocial.”

Rayman Legends became especially celebrated for these music stages, which combine precise platforming with recognizable melodies. Castle Rock is the game’s first major showcase of that idea and remains one of its most memorable levels.