The coach is a man who resembles a partying young adult. He is in a pair of blue stone-wash jeans, a blue button-up shirt, and a sleeveless vest jacket. His hair is black and is styled in the same way Justin Bieber wore his hair in 2012. He wears a pair of leather black boots. When the electronic part hits, his shirt changes from blue to dark yellow.
The background is a nighttime city with stars shooting around. The avatar is dancing on a light up ground in the high sky. When the electronic part begins, the background turns into a kind of bokeh lights and yellow lines patterns.
Gold Moves
There are 4 Gold Moves in this routine; in Just Dance 4, there are 5 Gold Moves:
Gold Moves 1 and 2: Move your right arm forward and slowly down. Gold Move 3: Bounce your arms outward. Gold Move 4 (Just Dance 4 only/Party Master Modes): Bend your right arm near the head. Gold Move 5: Move your right arm straight and up.
Beauty And A Beat appears in the following Dance Quest map:
Grimoire
Mashup
Beauty And A Beat has a Mashup that is unlocked through normal play on the Wii but is unlocked through Ubisoft Club awards on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii U.
It is also her first song as a featured artist in the main series.
"B***hes" and "wiener" are censored.
The music video of this song features the gameplay of Good Feeling.
In Just Dance 4, "But I gotta keep an eye out for Selener" is misinterpreted as "But I gotta keep an eye out for Selena".
Classic
The pictograms keep having golden arrows even during the beat drops, where the coach’s glove becomes orange.
Gold Moves 1 and 2 were initially not meant to be Gold Moves, as proven by a Beta pictogram in the Just Dance Now files.
In a promotional video by Ubisoft, Justin Bieber surprised his fans, who were playing his song, and he got to dance to the routine.[2]
It is the most watched video on the official Just Dance YouTube channel, with over 61 million views as of December 3, 2018.
In Just Dance 4, the album background has a yellow border.
It is the only case in the Just Dance series.
In the Just Dance 4 Wii U exclusive title screen, the coach for this routine presents with a pinkish-red glove instead of a yellow glove, implying that the coach was going to have a red glove during development.
From Just Dance 2014 onward, the dancer’s shirt is teal in the song selection screen, but not in the routine.
On the menu assets, the coach’s outline has been changed from yellow to purple.
In Just Dance 2014 and beyond, Gold Move 4 from the previous game is removed, and a few more moves are counted for while the dancer punches downward.
The shirt the coach wears is reused in Safe And Sound for C4.
As of Just Dance 2014, the coach of this song is used for placeholder images for when image assets are loading.
The coach’s shirt in the Just Dance 2014 image assets are teal instead of light blue, despite the fact that the shirt is still light blue in the actual routine.
In Just Dance Now, the song was accidentally included in the "Recently Added" playlist for a short period of time.
The avatar’s hair and vest collar for Just Dance 2015 and onward has been updated make it match with the coach more.
Additionally, the avatar’s hair color is also brown, instead of dark blue.
Mashup
There is a glitch on Just Dance 4, where two of the songs play at the same time.[citation needed]
Good Feeling (Extreme Version)’s coach does not turn black during such a part of his routine, like he did in the original.
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