"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 resembles P4 of the classic routine. He is a man dressed up as a cowboy with black hair and slightly visible facial hair. He wears a black cowboy hat, a pair of black sunglasses, a red shirt with a black tie which is partially covered by a golden vest, black pants with two golden chains, and red shoes. His glove is blue.
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
- Fine China
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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