Want To Want Me

"Want To Want Me" by Jason Derulo is featured on Just Dance 2016.

Dancer
The dancer is a man. He wears a gold cap backwards, black aviators, a gold jacket, a red shirt and a white shirt under it, black skinny jeans, a silver neckless, and gold sneakers.

Background
The background goes into a black void with rectangular lines of varying colours. They are first shown to be blue and flashing yellow. Behind are outlined female silhouettes of the same colour. It transitions to red diagonal lines shifting to the right and a red standing silhouette made as a void, which the dancer enters. Afterwards, the background is gold with the female silhouettes lying seductively and another standing void silhouette, which once again, the dancer enters.

Gold Moves
There are 2 Gold Moves in this routine.

Both: While tapping your right shoulder, punch downward.

Trivia

 * This is the second song by Jason Derulo in the series, after The Other Side.
 * This is his first song to not be a regional exclusive.
 * Want To Want Me’s preview is the first preview to have an interview with someone that's not with the two Just Dance producers.
 * Jason Derulo performed this song at E3 to help Ubisoft launch the game.
 * This is the second time where Jason Derulo approves his song for Just Dance. The first being The Other Side.
 * This is the second time such a thing happened, the first time was Flo Rida performing Good Feeling to help with the launch of Just Dance 4.
 * The dancer resembles Kiss Kiss and The Choice Is Yours.
 * They very likely wear the same cap.


 * This routine reuses a move from I Got You (I Feel Good)  and Toxic.


 * The dancer is portrayed by Jerky Jessy who is also a choreographer of this routine. He also performed as the backup dancers from Hey Mama, P2 from Let's Groove and Happy.
 * Behind Jason Derulo's performance at E3, the full gameplay can be seen without the pictograms, scoring, and level bar. This marks the first time the full gameplay has been "revealed" by official material before the game's release.
 * The line  Wearing nothing but a smile should've been censored, because it refers to nudity.
 * This is the second youngest song on Just Dance 2016, after Fun. It was released only slightly over 3 months prior to E3.
 * During the E3 press conference announcement of the song, Aisha Tyler slipped up, and said the song was a "huge sh*t". The moment has since gone viral.