"I Got You (I Feel Good)" by James Brown is featured on Just Dance 2.
Appearance of the Dancer[]
The dancer is a man who wears a red and orange shirt with dark red pants and an orange hat with a yellow line across it. The dancer is also wearing orange sneakers with bright yellow laces, white soles, and yellow suspenders, along with a yellow bow-tie. In the remake, nothing has changed, but the coach does not fade away at the end of the routine and his color scheme does not turn red for a split second in the intro, unlike the original. His glove is golden fizz.
Background[]
The background is a stage with yellow striped panels, which are really shiny. Behind the dancer is a black circle, near which there are blue and red stripes. There are three yellow spotlights on the floor and above the dancer on both sides, which are dark and reflective.
Gold Moves[]
There are 6 Gold Moves in this routine, all of which are the same:
All Gold Moves: Point up with your right arm.
Appearances in Mashups[]
I Got You (I Feel Good) appears in the following Mashups:
Captions[]
I Got You (I Feel Good) appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to his dance moves:
- Illusions
- Jazz Legs
- Jazzy Push
- Jazzy Snap
- Pigeon Walk
Trivia[]
General[]
- I Got You (I Feel Good) is the first song by James Brown in the franchise.
- In the preview gameplay, the lines "I feel good" and "I feel nice" erroneously contain an additional comma. This mistake was fixed before Just Dance 2 was released.
- In the E3 version of Just Dance 2, the lyrics were arranged in a different way, as seen in the E3 2010 version of the game: for example, "My love won’t do you no harm" was shown as one line instead of being split into two, "Hey!" was spelled as "HEY!!", and some capital letters were not capitalized).[2]
- In the menu icon, the coach is placed in front of an unseen part of the background.
- Some pictograms reference John Travolta in their names.[3]
- I Got You (I Feel Good) received many changes before the official release of Just Dance 2. Here is the list of the Beta elements for this map:
- The coach’s outfit was originally green, yellow, and light blue.
- The color scheme was later changed to red, purple and blue.
- As seen in the preview gameplay and in early build of the game, the coach did not get zoomed in at the start and did not disappear from the screen after doing his final pose.
- The pictograms were originally neon green, as seen in several promotional pictures.
- In the preview gameplay, they are in a much darker shade of green.
- An unused pictogram can be seen in a promotional picture.
- The coach’s outfit was originally green, yellow, and light blue.
- In a promotional picture, a recolored pictogram from TiK ToK can be seen.
- In several promotional images, the Just Dance 2 trailer, and the menu icon, the coach is seen with his glove on his left hand.
- A pictogram from I Got You (I Feel Good) is reused in Crying Blood.
- The background is out of sync with the song in the remake.
- The ready screen uses the same cheering sounds as the score screen in Just Dance 2.