"Wild Wild West" (Extreme) is playable on Just Dance 4, where the routine can be unlocked through the Wheel of Gifts.
Appearance of the Dancer[]
The dancer is a man resembles P4 of the classic routine. However he has notable physical changes on him which he now has a slightly visible beard, taller and more slimmer. He has completely altered color scheme while retaining his hat and pants in the Classic routine. His shirt and shoes is now red and his vest is now golden. His tie, sunglasses, and belt are also change to black. He now has a cobalt blue outline.
Background[]
- Main article: Wild Wild West#Background
Gold Moves[]
There are 5 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Move 1: Put your right hand on your head and move it slightly down, as if you were adjusting your hat.
Gold Move 2: Put both of your fists on your chest from below.
Gold Move 3: Punch the ground with your right arm while facing the left.
Gold Move 4: Punch and raise your arms while facing the right, as you were shooting a gun.
Gold Move 5: Raise your right arm, put your left arm on your thighs and look down.
Appearances in Mashups[]
Wild Wild West (Extreme) appears in the following Mashups:
- Blame It on the Boogie
- Could You Be Loved
Istanbul (Not Constantinople)Kiss Kiss(Cowboy)- Mas Que Nada
- Miss Understood
- Never Gonna Give You Up
- Prince Ali
- Rich Girl
- Run the Show
- Troublemaker
- Wild Wild West
- Y.M.C.A.
Captions[]
Wild Wild West (Extreme) appears in Puppet/Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to his dance moves:
- Duflaw Snap
- Outlaw Hitch
- Sheriff
- Texas Jig
- Wanted
- Western Snap
Trivia[]
General[]
- Main article: Wild Wild West#General
Routine[]
- Wild Wild West (Extreme) and What Makes You Beautiful (Extreme) are the only Extreme routines in Just Dance 4 to not use the generic Extreme background of the game, instead reusing the background of the Classic routine.
- A PlayStation 3 trophy can be earned by earning 5 stars on this song.[2]
- The coach is the most frequently appearing coach in Just Dance 4 Mashups.
- The pictogram for Gold Move 1 has much thicker glow than the others.
- The coach bears a striking resemblance (albeit with a different color scheme) to P4 of the Classic routine, even though P2 of the Classic routine and the Extreme routine's coach are both performed by Yoni Jayl.
- In the album coach, the coach is reversed, resulting in the glove being on his left hand.
- In the Mashup of Never Gonna Give You Up, the pictograms are purple with aqua arrows instead of red with cobalt arrows.
- The coach’s hair is blonde in his pose in Puppet Master Mode, even though it is black in the actual routine.
- In Miss Understood's Mashup, Gold Move 1 is not signaled through the Gold Move effect or its pictogram. It is counted as a normal move for all consoles with the exception of the Wii, which counts it as a Gold Move even though it is represented by a normal pictogram.
- The coach appears in the background of Uptown Funk.
- Gold Move 3 of the Classic routine is the same as Gold Move 4 of this routine.
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