The Classic routine consists of a man that is wearing a purple and pitch black cap, a purple shirt, a black and green camouflage jacket with green sleeves, black-and-green shoes, and black pants. At the techno instrumental, his outfit will flash different colors, while his shoes change to yellow and red. At the final chorus, his cap and shirt turn blue, his jacket turns green with yellow sleeves, and his shoes turn yellow and green.
Extreme
The Extreme Version consists of a man that has blue hair and is wearing a blue and purple checker-plaid button-down shirt, with only the top button being connected, also wearing a purple shirt underneath. He wears dark blue jeans and blue and teal sneakers. At the techno instrumental, his hair turns white, his skin and undershirt turn black, with his buttoned shirt having a black base and color changing plaid. His pants and shoes also turn black.
Background
Classic
The dancer is in a large dark area with large lights and stereos. At one point during the song, there is a reflected light that looks like the dancer.
Extreme
The Extreme background has the same layout as the Mashup and Party Master Mode background for Just Dance 4, which is a dotted screen with slow smoke behind. The dots are a color changing rainbow spectrum. Unlike the Mashup backgrounds, the floor flashes white lights and the smoke changes colors.
Mashup
Good Feeling has a Mashup that is made available through normal play on Wii, but Ubisoft Club on other consoles.
Gold Move 1: Stretch out both of your arms in 45° in front of the screen. Gold Move 2: Put your right hand on your chin.
Gold Move 1
Gold Move 1 in-game
Gold Move 2
Gold Move 2 in-game
Extreme
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Extreme routine:
Gold Move 1: Bend your back backwards while swaying your arms. Gold Move 2: Make a fast salute with your right arm. Gold Move 3: Point to the screen with both hands.
Both coaches of Good Feeling appeared in the selection of the Puppet Master Mode of Love You Like A Love Song (only seen at the bridge lyric in a backward row).
This song samples "Levels" by Avicii and "Something's Got a Hold on Me" by Etta James.
Flo Rida performed this song at the E3 2012 press conference to help Ubisoft launch the game.
The version of the song used is the Alice version, which is why the song sounds different during the chorus.
At E3, the song appeared as "Good Feeling (Alice Version)".
Classic
The Classic dancer's third jacket was also seen in Safe And Sound. The fourth switched dancer wears this jacket.
At the preview video of Just Dance 4, the video shows Good Feeling. However, it only shows the dancer using the third Dancer Type.
This means that the dancer originally was not going to change colored outfits.
The coach from the Classic routine was going to have dark blue pants instead of black.
At the 0:40 mark in the official Ever After High video "The Wonderlicious Dance Off", the white knight performs a move from the Classic routine.[1]
Extreme
Mehdi Kerkouche, the Extreme version's performer, does a pose from this routine in the square of VIP for It's My Birthday.
In the Mashup for Beauty And A Beat and in several Puppet Master Modes, this song's Extreme dancer is not darkened when necessary, dissimilar to his original debut.
The Extreme dancer's color scheme changes to a lighter one near the end of the routine.
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