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"Crazy Little Thing" by Aneea (formerly known as Anja) is featured on Just Dance 4.
Appearance of the Dancer
The dancer is a woman in futuristic style clothing. She has long black-and-cyan ombre hair. She wears futuristic shades with antennae on the left and right sides, a red dress, sleek silver pants, and dark blue/purple heels. Her outline is also cyan and her glove is yellow.
Background
The background includes a floating reflective platform in space, futuristic effects appear during the song. During the refrain the background moves, it looks like the dancer is in a black hole. At the end of the song, she is abducted by a spaceship light.
Gold Moves
There are 2 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Move 1: Open both of your arms outward.
Gold Move 2: Put your right hand up and hold it with your left hand up above your head.
Dance Quests
- One player gets 3 stars
- One player gets 4 stars
- One player gets 5 stars
- Get all Gold Moves
- Get the "Great Starter" Dance style
- Get GOOD when "Oh oh oh" is sung
Captions
Crazy Little Thing appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to her dance moves:
- Future Girl
- Future Wave
- Futuristic Arms
- Point To The Future
- Tap ’N’ Twist
Trivia
General
- Crazy Little Thing is the third song by Anja in the series.
Routine
- In the official preview gameplay, the coach has a red glove instead of a yellow one, and her dress is more red than pink.
- However, in the Beta video, the pictograms are still red and the arrows are still yellow, as in the final version.
- In Ain’t No Other Man’s Puppet Master Mode, instead, the pictograms are pink.
- However, in the Beta video, the pictograms are still red and the arrows are still yellow, as in the final version.
- The background has less details and fewer special effects on the Wii.
- According to the official web page of the challenge set by Guinness World Record Challengers, the highest score for Crazy Little Thing was set by an American woman named Carrie Swidecki, who is simply credited as "justdance". Her score is 12,555 points.
- The abduction effect for the intro and outro was later re-used in Starships.
- The coach’s silver pants were later worn by the coach of Feel This Moment.
- The avatar’s hair is shorter than the actual dancer’s.
Gallery
Game Files
In-Game Screenshots
(Wii/PS3/Wii U))
Beta Elements
Others
Videos
Official Audio
Gameplay
Extractions
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