Hey Mama

"Hey Mama" by David Guetta ft. Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha & Afrojack is featured on Just Dance 2016.

P2
P2 is a female military commander. She has an army cap which covers her red hair, a pair of round-framed sunglasses, and is wearing a grey army uniform with a black skirt. She is also wearing a pair of navy blue boots.

P1/P3
P1 and P3 are male soldiers with soldier hats covering their neatly combed hair. They are in a black jacket which covers an orange top. On top of that, they are also wearing a pair of long black jeans as well as a pair of black shoes each. They blend in with the rest of the troops.

After the second chorus, the dancers can be seen going through multiple stages of color inversions.

Background
The routine takes place in a military aircraft dispatching platform. There is an Air Force standing behind the lead and backup dancers - all the troops have the same appearance as the backup dancers. The dance platform is seen ascending through levels of troop sections before reaching the top. Then, the dispatching platform can be seen opening, revealing a bright sky and even more troops on land dancing along. The platform lights up to the rhythm of the song.

Gold Moves
There are 3 Gold Moves in this routine, all of which are the same:

All: Do a saluting pose.

Trivia

 * This is the second song by David Guetta in the series following She Wolf (Falling to Pieces).
 * This is the sixth song by Nicki Minaj in the series following Super Bass, Beauty And A Beat, Starships, Pound The Alarm and Bang Bang.
 * The part of the song that is a sample of "Rosie" by Alan Lomax has been covered in order to avoid copyright issues. The people who sang the covered part are unknown.
 * This makes Hey Mama the first track to be partially covered, with the rest of the song left in its original state.
 * This song holds the record for most separate artists credited for their contribution, with four, while the previous record was three artists with Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny), Problem, Bailando, and Bang Bang.
 * Despite the song being a trio, P1 and P3 (as well as the unplayable back-up dancers) are performed by the same dancer as seen in the Just Dance 2016 Behind-The-Scenes footage. This is a similar case with other trios such as The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?), Bad Romance, and Dark Horse, where the backup dancers look similar, but aren't the same dancer.
 * Similar to Toxic in that the dancer used in-game has nothing to do with the performer's appearance in the respective music video, Nicki Minaj dresses up like a pilgrim in the music video while in Just Dance 2016, the lead dancer is dressed up as a military officer.
 * Even though "freak" is censored in this song, "Freak" is not censored in Mr. Saxobeat and possibly other songs.
 * "Freak" is censored. Along with it are instances of profanity which were already censored in the song to begin with, such as "d**k", "b*****s", and "f**king". Strangely, "nana" is not censored with it referring to a woman's private area, and being censored in radio edits.
 * Bebe Rexha is the second musician of Albanian descent to appear on the series, after Rita Ora's appearance in Black Widow.
 * P1 and P3's caps are recycled from Mahna Mahna.