Movement is Happiness (Find Your Thing)

"Movement is Happiness (Find Your Thing)" by Avishay Goren & Yossi Cohen is featured on Just Dance Now and Just Dance 2015.

Dancer


The dancer is a woman with alabaster tinted skin, long brown hair, green bandana, green-yellow-and-magenta jacket, magenta cropped shirt with black spots, red glove, green leggings with black and yellow strips, and yellow sneakers.

Background
A red background with yellow random lines and human silhouettes. Sometimes the background turns pink, or gold, or green, with white lines, or red, orange and yellow with people doing the ola together. At some points, the background becomes a green version of the Coca-Cola logo.

Gold Moves
There are 4 Gold Moves in this routine:

'''Gold Moves 1, 2, & 3. '''Put your right arm up while kicking. '''Gold Move 4. '''Cross your hands in a rap styled pose.

Trivia

 * Technically, this song can be earned by:
 * PAL: Play Just Dance 2015 for 60 minutes.
 * NTSC: Free (now paid) DLC.
 * This song and The World is Ours can be received in the USA and Canada by doing the following (This method only works for the Wii U):
 * Leave JD2015 and change your country from USA/Canada to another country (Mexico or Brazil recommended) in the system settings.
 * Create a new Nintendo Network ID.
 * Go to the eShop on your new foreign Nintendo Network ID and download/install Movement is Happiness from the Just Dance 2015 DLC page
 * Start JD2015 and let it install the song, making sure you can see the song at the very end of the song list.
 * Leave JD2015 and change your country back to USA/Canada in the system settings.
 * Log into your American/Canadian Nintendo Network ID.
 * Start JD2015 and ensure Movement is Happiness is at the end of the song list.
 * The coach resembles the unknown dancer in the background of Blurred Lines.
 * The routine takes moves from Walk This Way, the Extreme version of Run the Show', Body Movin' and the Sweat version of Troublemaker'.
 * This routine has some thing to do with The World is Ours; Coca Cola is "promoting" both songs.
 * Since the song is promoted by Coca Cola, maybe the red background with white stripes resembles the Coca Cola logo.
 * This is also the second Coca Cola promoted song. The first one was The World is Ours.
 * The song has the second longest title (after Rock n' Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain)) in the whole Just Dance series, not counting Kurio ko uddah le jana which has a shortened title.
 * A record of 1.02 million stars have been awarded to players of this song on Just Dance Now. It is the first song to have awarded over 1 million stars.
 * In some countries, you can also simply download it from the store.
 * You can't get it if you are in USA or Canada. However, if you have a different region's console (or you change your country) and the game, you can get it.
 * You can get this song through Just Dance Now coding, along with The World is Ours.
 * This song used to be free in the shop for a while, but you now have to pay for it in order to get the song.
 * But this only occurs when the song has not been downloaded while it was free, people who downloaded it when it was free can still re-download it at anytime.
 * On April 14th, 2015, the restriction for this song and The World is Ours was removed for the day on Just Dance Now. However, on April 15th 2015, the restriction was added back, making it unable to play in the US and Canada once again.
 * The song was accessible if you added it to your favorites before the restriction was added back in the NTSC region, along with The World is Ours; However, Ubisoft has released a patch where the songs can no longer be accessible through your favorites section.
 * The backup red dancers might be the one from The World Is Ours. What is interesting, is that Both this song and World is Ours are promoted by Coca-Cola.