Can’t Get Enough

"Can't Get Enough" by Becky G ft. Pitbull is featured on Just Dance 2014 (as a DLC) and Just Dance Now.

Dancer
The dancer is a girl with the following features:




 * Long brown hair
 * An orange beanie
 * A loose red leopard shirt
 * An orange bra visible on the sides
 * Gold jewelry
 * Ripped denim shorts with orange, red, and black stripes
 * Orange tights
 * Black leather combat boots

Background
A orange background that is shaped like a triangle. The triangles pop up as the beats raises. During the bridge the color changes to red and shems of red covers the screen. The background is closely linked with I Need Your Love and Don't You Worry Child since the background tracks the movements of the song and the dancer.

Gold Moves
There are 3 Gold Moves in the routine:

Gold Move 1: Spin your hands in the air and spin your waist. Gold Move 2: Hit the air with your right fist. Gold Move 3: Pose with your arms perpendicular to your body and put your right hand up, and your left hand down.

Trivia

 * The dancer looks similar to P2 of Turn Up The Love.
 * The dancer's fashion was takes a lot of inspiration from Becky G.
 * At one part one of the lyrics read "It's for the cream shout out to Meth," where "meth" (which can refer to methamphetamine) would very easily be censored. However, it is a shoutout to the legendary Hip-Hop group Wu Tang Clan, their classic song "C.R.E.A.M" and its member Method Man, so it would not be a drug reference.
 * This is the third song by Pitbull on the series, after On the Floor and Feel This Moment. It is followed by Timber.
 * This is the second song by Becky G on the series, after Oath. It is followed by Built For This.
 * A Just Dance player from YouTube leaked this and the other December DLC's.
 * This dancer appears and disappears very similarly to the dancers from My Main Girl and I Need Your Love, as they were all December DLCs.
 * When the lyrics in this is compared to all the YouTube lyric videos and lyric website pages for this songs, they are different from each other.
 * The song in the routine is different from the one the music video, as Becky's voice in the first verse of the routine more upbeat than the music video. That's because the music video premiered nearly half a year later than this choreography.