"Pound The Alarm" por Nicki Minaj esta destacado en Just Dance 2014, Just Dance Now, y Just Dance Unlimited.
Apariencias de los bailarines
Classic
La rutina Classic cuenta con cuatro bailarinas con trajes inspirados en el video musical de Pound the Alarm.
P1
P1 tiene el pelo castaño hinchado. Lleva un tocado de plumas naranjas (similar a Apache (Jump On It)), una camiseta sin mangas suelta sin mangas, pantalones cortos rojos, medias de rejilla naranjas y sandalias de tacón naranjas con tiras negras.
P2
P2 tiene el pelo largo y negro y una corona de festival amarilla y roja. Lleva un mono morado y amarillo sin patas con plumas púrpuras en los hombros (similar a Super Bass) y botas largas de color púrpura. Ella también tiene maquillaje púrpura triangular sobre sus ojos.
P3
P3 tiene el cabello largo y suelto de color marrón. Lleva un top de tubo rojo con volantes de corte múltiple al final, pantalones negros con diseños rojos y amarillos al final y botas con volantes rojos. Ella también tiene una corona triangular roja, blanca y negra del festival, pintura de cara amarilla y volantes en sus brazos similares a los de su parte superior del tubo.
P4
P3 tiene el cabello largo y suelto de color marrón. Lleva un top de tubo rojo con volantes de corte múltiple al final, pantalones negros con diseños rojos y amarillos al final y botas con volantes rojos. Ella también tiene una corona triangular roja, blanca y negra del festival, pintura de cara amarilla y volantes en sus brazos similares a los de su parte superior del tubo.
Cuando el coro de la canción comienza y durante ciertos movimientos, su piel se vuelve negra y su cabello se vuelve blanco. Los esquemas de color del equipo también cambian, con P1 que se vuelve azul, P2 que se vuelve rojo, P3 que se vuelve púrpura y P4 que se vuelve verde lima.
Añadir una imagen a esta galeríaExtreme
El bailarín es un hombre con un mohawk verde, un par de cuernos amarillos y rojos, una barba negra y una raya roja en la cara, collares verdes y rojos, una franja roja triangular con algunas tiras más pequeñas en el pecho, hombreras verdes. dos bandas naranjas en los brazos, pantalones cortos de color verde con una decoración triangular naranja en los brazos y brazaletes tribales en los tobillos. El esta descalzo
Durante partes específicas de la canción, su piel se vuelve negra, sus partes verdes se vuelven azules y sus partes rojas se vuelven amarillas.
Fondo
Classic
La rutina comienza en una habitación grande con una flor en la derecha y el confeti. Cuando Nicki comienza a cantar, ve un camino rojo y negro con triángulos, y la flor comienza a brillar. Antes del coro previo, el fondo se vuelve negro y hay un foco azul con un círculo rosado. Después de realizar GM1, el fondo vuelve a ser el mismo que el principio. Durante el coro, el fondo vuelve a la segunda forma que tenía, pero hay humo en el fondo, las luces se mueven. Cuando Nicki no canta, el círculo rosa brilla.
Extreme
El fondo es el fondo normal de las rutinas extremas. En esta rutina, los cuadrados están en diferentes colores como: verde, amarillo, azul, púrpura y rosa. Cuando se canta "Music makes me high", los cuadrados se vuelven negros con contornos de color naranja. En algunas partes de la canción, la sombra del entrenador se ve en los cuadrados.
Background
Classic
The routine starts in a maroon room with a flower in the right and confetti. When Nicki starts to sing, a red and black path with triangles is seen, and the flower starts to glow.
Before the pre-chorus, the background turns black, and there's a blue spotlight with a pink circle. After GM1 is performed, the background returns to the same as the beginning.
During the chorus, the background returns to the second shape it was, but there is smoke in the background, lights are moving. When Nicki does not sing, the pink circle glows.
Extreme
The background is the normal background of Extreme routines. In this routine, the squares are in different colors like - green, yellow, blue, purple, and pink.
When 'Music makes me high' is sung, the squares turn black with orange outlines.
At some parts of the song, the coach's shadow is seen in the squares.
Gold Moves
Classic
There are 5 Gold Moves in the Classic routine:
Gold Moves 1 and 3: Do the move before the gold move and end it with your hands pointing to the floor.
Gold Moves 2, 4, and 5: Put your hand up with your palms pointing to the air.
Extreme
There are 4 Gold Moves in the Extreme routine:
Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3: Point with your fists to the floor.
Gold Move 4: Cross your wrists above your head. This is the final move of the routine.
Mashup
Pound The Alarm has a Mashup that can only be unlocked in July.
Dancers
- On the Floor
- #thatPOWER (Extreme)
- On The Floor
- California Gurls
- Idealistic
- Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Alternate)
- Firework
- #thatPOWER (Extreme)
- Hey Boy Hey Girl
- Crazy Christmas
- On the Floor
- California Gurls
- Idealistic
- Can't Take My Eyes Off You (Alternate)
- Firework
- #thatPOWER (Extreme)
- Hey Boy Hey Girl
- Crazy Christmas
- Never Gonna Give You Up
- Funhouse
- I Kissed a Girl
- #thatPOWER (Extreme)
- Hey Boy Hey Girl
- Crazy Christmas
Battle
Pound the Alarm has a Battle against Kiss You. For the battle, click here.
Appearances in Mashups
Pound The Alarm is featured in the following Mashups:
Classic
- Rabiosa (Bring Your Friends)
- You're On My Mind (Quatro)
Extreme
Captions
The extreme version of Pound The Alarm appears in Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to his dance moves.
- Mystic Dance
Dance Quests
Pound The Alarm appears in the following Dance Quest maps:
- Ring
Trivia
- Pound The Alarm is the third Nicki Minaj song in the series.
- The dancers appear to be wearing Trinidadian festival costumes similar to those in the music video of this song.
- Coincidentally, Nicki Minaj is of Trinidadian nationality.
- The Extreme routine is the first Alternate in the series to be a DLC.
- It is speculated that P4 is the main dancer of the song because she is the only dancer used in promotional pictures of the song choreography and she is different from the other dancers. She has her hair styled while the others have their hair down, and she has face makeup that covers her whole face.
- After the second chorus, during the bridge, it is visibly possible to see the dancers breathing heavily.
- When the Extreme Routine was announced on YouTube, it was not announced as a DLC. This was fixed later.
- In the Classic routine, before the music starts, a shortened version of the melody from the beginning of the music video appears.
- P2's color scheme is incorrect on the menu square and coach selection screen of the Classic routine, as the eye makeup and feathers are pink instead of purple.
- In the menu square, it can also be seen that the coach's suit is blue and yellow instead of black and purple and the red stripes on the boots are red instead of purple. In the coach selection screen, the purple part of the suit is purple with blue accents.
- P2 and P3 switch color schemes in the chorus.
- When P1 is in the neon version, she is seen in completely inverted colors.
- "Skeezer" and "b**ch" are censored.
- This is the third Nicki Minaj song to have a battle against another song (in this case Kiss You), after Super Bass (which goes against Love You Like A Love Song) and Beauty And A Beat (which goes against Call Me Maybe), both of which are in Just Dance 4.
- In the battle routine, P1's glove is purple instead of sky blue.
- For reaching Level 4000 on the World Dance Floor in Just Dance 2015, P3's avatar is unlocked.
- This song breaks the trend that Nicki Minaj has - it is the first of her songs to not have a Hard rating, although the Extreme version of the song has a Hardest rating. This would be carried onto Bang Bang, which has no difficulty rating.
- If you look closely in the extreme choreography in the line "I just want you tonight", you'll see that the dancer's feet have a black hole in them (like the "armpits hair" in We R Who We R).
- If you view the Extreme routine in the eShop, the title will end with the word "test".
- At launch, the Classic routine as available on Just Dance Unlimited was not synced properly, with the video being approximately 1 line ahead of the music. This was later fixed.
- However, this is also present on the Just Dance Now preview. It has not been fixed.
- As seen in a tutorial video for downloading DLCs on Just Dance 2014 for your Wii U, the Extreme version was going to have a different square.[2][3]
- Another beta square was also found on the PAL version's instruction manual for downloading DLCs.
- The pose on the second Beta square is used as album coach on Just Dance Unlimited.
- If one views the routine selection menu of the song in Just Dance 2014 on their Xbox Smartglass app, they will notice that the app will show an unedited version of the Extreme coach in the square.[4]
- In the Just Dance Now files, there is a move that is named poundthealarm_powerrangers.msm, which is a reference to Power Rangers.[5]
- Gold Move 4 of the Extreme routine is similar to Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go, but you don’t spin your body.
Gallery
Game Files
In-Game Screenshots
Promotional Images
Behind the Scenes
Beta Elements
Others
Videos
Official Music Video
Gameplays
Classic
Extreme
Others
References
- ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W3TTpA6Mw4&t=0m13s
- ↑ https://youtu.be/cNJMtQaZBxo?t=1m3s
- ↑ Pta extreme beta square.png
- ↑ https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-9/12963523_1275817082433205_1860589391389897023_n.jpg?oh=4fb4b06b840185198d2058543328c10e&oe=57BEA77C
- ↑ https://prnt.sc/gj68e7
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