The dancer is a woman with black hair tightly tied in three knots up to the sides and the back, black and lilac sunglasses, a glittery, loose aqua crop top with a lime eye with eyelashes on it over a lime cropped shirt, lilac furry shorts, pink thigh high socks being connected to the shorts by lime green garters, and black patent creepers with lilac accents. She also wears a lime green glove and has an ocean blue outline.
Background[]
The background has many 3D neon lights. There is the title name written in neon lights and the 3D lights and blocks moving around together. In some parts, there are lips in the background singing the phrase "I don’t care." The screen zooms and pans around the dancer throughout the song.
Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3: Cross your right arm in front of your body while kicking with your left leg. Gold Move 4: Swirl your arms to your head and turn half clockwise.
Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3 (Just Dance 2015)
Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3 (Just Dance Unlimited)
Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3 in-game
Gold Move 4 (Just Dance 2015)
Gold Move 4 (Just Dance Unlimited)
Gold Move 4 in-game
Mashup[]
There is 1 Gold Move in the Mashup:
Gold Move: Swirl your arms to your head and turn half clockwise. (I Love It)
Gold Move (I Love It)
Gold Move in-game
Release History[]
This section details the release and removal history of I Love It.
I Love It is the first song by Charli XCX in the series.
The official clean version is used, where "s**t" is replaced with "stuff" and "b**ch" is replaced with "chick". "Damn" is censored separately.
There was supposed to be a VIP routine for I Love It featuring Katy Perry, but it was never released.[1]
Files for an unused Party Master Mode can be found among data for Just Dance 2015.[3]
In the US Just Dance Unlimited preview, as opposed to every other preview in the Just Dance channel, the song title is in quotes and "by" is replaced by "from".
Additionally, in the UK Just Dance Unlimited preview, "ft. Charli XCX" is in brackets.
In Ubisoft’s press release announcing the removal of specific songs from Just Dance Now and Just Dance Unlimited, the song title is spelled as "I Love it".[4]
Classic[]
Happy and I Love It are the first two routines in the franchise to apply close zoom on the coach’s face.
The coach can be seen on the front cover of the NTSC version of Just Dance 2015 with a starkly different color scheme.
When the files of I Love It were originally uploaded to the old Just Dance Now servers, the original pictograms were used, and the cover featured the coach in her menu square pose and on the far left. In the final release, however, the updated pictograms from Just Dance Unlimited were used, and the cover was updated to feature the coach in her album coach pose and in the middle.
In an early pictogram sprite uploaded to the Just Dance Now servers[citation needed], there was an additional Gold Move pictogram not seen in the Just Dance 2015 version.
There are also three unused pictograms (one of which appears in the preview gameplays) and a placeholder that uses an edited pictogram from Starships as its base.
Despite the coach making an appearance in the trailer for Just Dance Unlimited, I Love It was not available in the service until February 24, 2022.
The coach’s top is worn by Natoo in Je sais pas danser and in the music video for the song.
In the trailer for Season 1: Astral, the tarot cards refer to the coach as "The Moon".
The Just Dance Now preview uses the original pictograms as well as the pictogram bar and the Gold Move effect from Just Dance 2016.
When playing I Love It on Just Dance Now, the avatar of Speedy Gonzalez is erroneously unlocked instead of the correct one.
On April 13, 2022, the @justdancegame Twitter account uploaded the background of I Love It as a wallpaper, where a part of the coach’s reflection has been left visible on the floor.
I Love It makes a brief appearance in the video "Ubisoft Paris - 30 years of games!".[6]
Files for I Love It (Mashup) can be found in the .zip bundle of the Classic routine in the old Just Dance Now servers, along with the Mashups for Addicted To You, Maps, and Problem.
The coach for Where Have You Been is positioned higher up on the Mashup cover than the cover for her original routine.