"Kiss Kiss" by Prince Royce was planned to be on the main tracklist of Just Dance 2015, but was scrapped and instead was released as a downloadable track, though current availability varies by console and region.[1]
Appearance of the Dancer[]

The dancer is a man. He has long collected hair and he wears a reflective golden backward cap, dark shades, and a watch on his left hand. He wears a sleeveless denim jacket and a light blue top. He also wears navy ripped jeans with a gold patch on the knee, reflective golden sneakers, and a red glove.
Background[]
The background looks as if it is a nightclub. There are people in a window behind the dancer who seems to be cheering for him. There are other platforms and the walls are glittery. Towards the end of the routine, the nightclub disappears temporarily and purple lines take its place.
Gold Moves[]
There are 4 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3: Lower both arms sideways.
Gold Move 4: Blow a kiss with your right hand towards the screen.
Mashup[]
Kiss Kiss was discovered to have a Mashup that would come along with it. The coaches and the Mashup theme (Cowboy) were discovered in the game files.[2][3] It supposedly features dancers in country fashion.
- Waking Up in Vegas
- Apache (Jump On It)
- Giddy on Up (Giddy on Out)
- Brand New Start
- Good Girl
- Brand New Start
- Wild Wild West (Extreme)
- Giddy on Up (Giddy on Out)
- Wake Me Up
- Brand New Start
- Good Girl
- Brand New Start
- Wild Wild West (Extreme)
- Giddy on Up (Giddy on Out)
- Wake Me Up
- Waking Up in Vegas
- Apache (Jump On It)
- Brand New Start
- Wild Wild West (Extreme)
- Giddy on Up (Giddy on Out)
- Wake Me Up
- Apache (Jump On It)
Trivia[]
- Kiss Kiss is the first song by Prince Royce in the series.
- Kiss Kiss, along with Diamonds and I Luh Ya Papi, has an unplayable Mashup in the Just Dance 2015 files; Waking Up in Vegas is the dancer on the Mashup cover.
- Kiss Kiss was leaked through the files of Just Dance 2015 during the world premiere of the game.
- On the Wii U, this song costs $1.99, but on all other consoles, it costs $2.99/300 Wii Points.
- This song, along with other January DLCs on the Xbox One store online is rated eC (Early Childhood), when in fact, it should be E10+ (Everyone 10+) as with the other DLCs.[4]
- As of an unknown date, the song’s rating was changed to E10+.
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Game Files[]
In-Game Screenshots[]
Promotional Images[]
Videos[]
Official Audio[]
Gameplays[]
Others[]
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