This Is How We Do

"This Is How We Do" by is featured on, , and.

Classic
All four dancers are teenage girls dressed as cheerleaders. They all have sapphire blue hair and wear pink and orange cheerleader dresses, long orange socks with pink stripes, and white shoes. They all also hold large pom poms, one pink (which function as the gloves for all 4 of them) and one orange each. Each girl has a different hairstyle to distinguish them; P1 has short hair, P2 has a long ponytail, P3 has braided hair, and P4 has her hair in a bun. P3’s dress is a one-piece, while the other girls’ outfits are two-pieces.

Aerobics Version
The Aerobics version dancer is a girl with purple hair, who wears a pink tank top with cutouts on the sides, a green belt, some tri-color shorts with the colors being pink, purple, and white, some orange leggings some pink leg warmers, and a pair of white sneakers.

Fanmade
The coach is Diegho San, a man with light skin and black hair. He wears a black sleeveless hoodie, a pair of yellow pants, and black and white sneakers.

Classic
Véronique stated in the Behind-the-Track interview that the background was inspired by the geometric shapes and lines from sports fields and stadiums. It features many geometrical shapes, lines and colors with placements and animations that make it look like sports fields.

Aerobics Version
The background is purple, it contains watermelons and violet and green lines. In the chorus, part of the background turns green, and some lyrics of the song appear.

Fanmade
The background for the Fanmade routine is a living room with brown wooden flooring and white walls. There are several wall pictures, a speaker with a black and orange Les Paul electric guitar on top, and a small yellow shelf. The fanmade template is purple, and on the right is San's avatar of P2 from One Thing and the Brazilian flag.

Mashup
This Is How We Do has a Mashup that can be unlocked and played through the Just Dance Unlimited service starting in December 2015. The Mashup does not have a theme.

[GM#] - indicates the occurrence of a Gold Move; the pound sign indicates the chronological appearance of the Gold Move in the Mashup.

Dancers

 * Gold Dust
 * Baby Girl (Remake)
 * Gold Dust
 * I'm So Excited (Remake)
 * Body Movin’ (Fatboy Slim Remix) (Remake)
 * Airplanes (Remake)
 * Baby Girl (Remake)
 * Gold Dust
 * I'm So Excited (Remake)
 * Body Movin' (Fatboy Slim Remix) (Remake)
 * I'm So Excited (Remake)
 * Troublemaker (Sweat)
 * The Choice Is Yours
 * What About Love
 * Body Movin' (Fatboy Slim Remix) (Remake)
 * Airplanes (Remake)
 * I Want You Back (Remake) [GM]
 * The Choice Is Yours
 * Troublemaker (Sweat)

Classic
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Classic routine:

Gold Move 1: Raise your arms up.

Gold Moves 2 and 3: Put your hands on your hips. Gold Move 2 is done with a slight swerve, and, for Gold Move 3, stand straight and make a triangle with your arms.

Aerobics Version
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Aerobics Version routine:

Gold Move 1 and 2: Punch your right hand in the air, while leaning.

Gold Move 3: Put your hands together and swing them to the left and right.

Mashup
There is 1 Gold Move in the Mashup:

Gold Move: Point to the bottom left with both of your hands (I Want You Back).

Fanmade
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Fanmade routine:

Gold Move 1: Put your right arm up and bend your left leg.

Gold Move 2: Punch to the bottom left with both hands, bending your both legs.

Gold Move 3: Throw and cross your arms, taking a step back with your right leg.

Dance Quests
This Is How We Do appears in the following Dance Quests maps:

Classic

 * Ice Cream

Aerobics Version

 * Comet

Trivia

 * This Is How We Do is the twelfth song by Katy Perry in the series.
 * "Hell" is censored.
 * This Is How We Do was leaked along with Same Old Love, Teacher, and You’re The One That I Want.
 * OMI’s Cheerleader is referenced in the track’s Behind-the-Track interview before it was ultimately revealed to be a playable track in.
 * "Santa Barbara Chic" is incorrectly written as "Said to Barbara chic".
 * P3 has a move that is similar to I’m An Albatraoz in which she sits on her back and raises her arms and legs.
 * In the gameplay thumbnail, the coaches are seen with their outlines fading at their feet, like most Just Dance coaches. However, in the actual gameplay, the outline does not fade.
 * When all players raise their legs, their gold socks glitch and turn to white. After they put their leg down, it fades back to normal. This is not the case in the square.
 * The Aerobics Version coach appears in the icon of Sweat & Playlist in the menu.
 * All four cheerleaders resemble the ones from the music video, Hot For Me, and Cheerleaders Boot Camp.
 * The watermelons and song title in the background of the Aerobics Version, are both taken from the music video.
 * The Classic avatar’s hair is lighter on 7th-generation consoles than on her 8th-generation counterparts.
 * This Is How We Do is the first routine for a song by Katy Perry to feature a Dance Crew.
 * This Is How We Do is the second Fanmade routine performed by Diegho San, after Turn Up the Love.
 * It is also the first solo routine for a Katy Perry song to have a male coach.
 * This Is How We Do is the only song on Just Dance 2016 to have two alternate routines.
 * Gold Move 1 and 2 in the Aerobics Version are similar to Gold Move 4 of Hey Boy Hey Girl.
 * The Fanmade Routine was meant to have been added in Just Dance Unlimited in Just Dance 2017, according to the Just Dance Minute video about Let Me Love You. However, in the actual game, it is not shown in the menu, and thus only playable on Just Dance 2016.
 * In the Just Dance Now .json file for the routine, there are even the hexadecimals for the menu colors that would have been used if the song hadn't been left out.
 * In the files for the Fanmade routine, there is an inappropriately named scoring detection file called "thisishowfan_blowj.msm".
 * This routine reuses a move from Wild Wild West. The same move is also reused in Scream &amp; Shout.
 * This is the last known routine performed by Stessy Emelie.
 * There is one pictogram that switched the colors of P1's and P3's to P2's and P4's color and vice versa.

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