The dancer is a woman with short auburn hair who wears a navy blue sparkly hat, a navy blue halter, a low cup top gold sequin high waist button shorts, and a pair of pink stilettos. She has several red bead bracelets on her left hand and wears an elbow-length pinkish red glove.
Background[]
It is mainly a stage with lots of shiny lights, stereos, and a microphone on the left, while the colors are mostly gold, orange, and black. The stage also turns white and purple at some point of the routine.
However, it was found in the files of the latter.[2]
Ain’t No Other Man might have been intended to be available in Just Dance 4 for all consoles, as its files were found in the game files for other console versions.[3]
This can be proven also by its appearance in the background of So What, which appears on all consoles.
The Mashup files were also found on the PS3 version of the game.[citation needed] However, it still remains only playable on the Wii U.
The coach is also featured on the NTSC front cover of every version of Just Dance 4, in spite of the song not being available on all consoles.
When "Ain’t no other other" and "Ain’t no other lover!" are sung, the lyrics stop highlighting after the first "other" and the line quickly fades off.
Classic[]
During production, the coach’s hat was golden instead of navy blue.
The coach’s body and facial features were also more visible and realistic as proven by a unused coach selection image found in the files.
This Beta version appears in the NTSC front cover of Just Dance 4.
In the Gift Wheel tutorial on the PS3 game manual for Just Dance 4, an unused menu icon with a more zoomed-in background and a different pose can be seen.
Part of the routine is shown in the broken television in So What.
The song selection menu sometimes glitches and erroneously shows the dancer from Domino instead.
In Just Sweat, unlike the othertwo Wii U exclusives, calories are counted while playing.
In an Instagram story posted by Just Dance’s official account to announce the availability of an one-month-long Just Dance Unlimited subscription, Ain’t No Other Man’s menu icon can be briefly spotted.
However, in the Puppet Master Mode, the original dancer was used with the same move.
The pictogram that replaces Heart of Glass’ Gold Moves reuses its head from Just Dance 3 pictogram models, resulting in it being smaller than the rest of the body.
The extraction can be found in the files of the PlayStation 3 version of Just Dance 4, in spite of it not being available on the final game.[citation needed]
The coach from Skin-To-Skin is inverted in the caption "Knees Up".
All the dancers except the original coach are one beat late. This is because the Puppet Master Mode transition is one beat late compared to the other Puppet Master Modes.
Pictogram error in the Mashup (the head is smaller than the rest of the body)
Ain’t No Other Man’s menu icon in an Instagram story posted by Just Dance’s official account to announce the availability of a one-month-long Just Dance Unlimited subscription
Videos[]
Official Music Video/Audio[]
Christina Aguilera - Ain't No Other Man
Ain't No Other Man
Teaser[]
Ain’t No Other Man - Gameplay Teaser (UK)
Gameplays[]
Classic[]
Ain’t No Other Man - Just Dance 4
Others[]
Ain’t No Other Man - Mashup - Just Dance 4
Just Dance 4 - Ain't No Other Man - Puppet Master Mode
Just Dance 4 - Ain’t No Other Man (Puppet Master Mode) (Wii U Gamepad View)
Extractions[]
Ain’t No Other Man - Just Dance 4 (Extraction)
Ain’t No Other Man (Mashup) - Just Dance 4 (Extraction)
Ain’t No Other Man (Puppet Master Mode) - Just Dance 4 (Extraction)
Just Dance Now - Ain't No Other Man (No Hud 75fps)