The dancer is a man with green beanie on his head, which covers most of his dark red hair. He wears a dark red, orange, and light periwinkle striped long sleeve button up shirt under a dark red puffy vest with the upper part being oranges, blue skinny jeans, an orange glove, and dark red sneakers with orange laces and white soles.
Background[]
The background has circles and buildings that move around and a diner with a sign that says “Olly’s Diner”. At some points of the routine, the background turns black with a spray painting of "Troublemaker" and the routine involves female silhouettes dancing with the dancer.
On the last chorus, "Damn" can be heard uncensored, without appearing in the lyrics.
In the Mashup and in the Party Master Mode, D.A.N.C.E.’s Gold Move is not counted as such.
Routine[]
Troublemaker is the fifteenth post-Just Dance 3 routine to receive changes in its pictograms.
Among them, Troublemaker is the second whose new pictograms differ notably in color from the original ones, after Never Gonna Give You Up.
The diner in the background with the sign "Olly’s Diner" is a reference to the main artist of the song, Olly Murs.
On some advertisements (most notably in the marketplace.xbox.com website) and on the Beta version of the Just Dance 2014 NTSC cover, the Classic coach appears with a different color scheme: his beanie is brown instead of green, his jacket and shoes are in shades of purple instead of shades of red and orange, and his jeans are turquoise instead of denim blue.
It can be also noticed that his shirt is partially unbuttoned, partially revealing a mint green tank top underneath. This does not happen in the actual gameplay.
By analyzing three pictograms of the Just Dance 2014 version, the following mistakes can be seen:
In one of them, the arrow has some excessive colored pixels between the body and the right side of the triangle.
In another one, the arrow lacks its typical white outline.
In the one for Gold Moves 1 and 2, the shake emblem and the heart are not golden, and the former has no golden glow and keeps its regular color.
In Just Dance 2014, the Gold Move pictograms are more yellowish than brown, as opposed to other Solo Gold Move pictograms in the same game.
When the routine was first uploaded to the old Just Dance Now servers, the pictograms and the lyrics hexadecimal were retained from Just Dance 2014; however, upon the final release of the map, these files were taken from Just Dance Unlimited instead.
The original pictograms are still seen in the in-game preview; however, the pictogram bar is from Just Dance 2018 and Just Dance 2019.
The coach makes a cameo appearance in the background of Uptown Funk.
The Classic routine was set to release on Just Dance Unlimited in April 23, 2020 but was pushed to May due to health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.[2]
Additionally, it was not meant to be free for one week.
For one week (from May 14 to May 20, 2020), Troublemaker and Woman Like Me were playable for free in Just Dance Unlimited.
On Just Dance Unlimited, when Flo Rida’s lines are sung, the video glitches and freezes briefly, and the first lyric is highlighted too early.
A placeholder menu banner can be found in the Just Dance Unlimited servers.[3]
In Just Dance Now, the pictograms, tracking and lyrics are out of sync with the dancer.
Mashup[]
The Mashup has a glitch: sometimes, the dancers do not appear and there is just the Classic coach’s outline instead of them. However, pictograms are still displayed and players can still get points.[citation needed]
The pictogram that replaces D.A.N.C.E.’s Gold Move does not fade away.
D.A.N.C.E. is the only female dancer in the Mashup.
Party Master Mode[]
Whenever the caption "Rolling Hands" is selected, the preview of the dance move freezes.