The dancers appear to be both male "horseless jockeys", as described in the interview. Both of them wear helmets, long sleeve shirts, white pants, and black boots. P1’s helmet is brown, and his shirt is yellow and purple with stars. P2’s helmet is orange, and his shirt is orange and purple with squares and stripes. Both jockeys pretend to be riding without horses, even going as far as jumping over hurdles and horseracing.
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P2
Background
The routine takes place in a cardboard land. There are shrubs, and a brown road. Halfway in the background, the scenery zooms through quickly backwards like a conveyor, and at a slower pace in the closer half. Horses on strings appear throughout the routine. Stable equipment such as horseshoes and hurdles can also be seen on the conveyor strip. When the symphony slows down, the background darkens and a spot is highlighted by a bright spotlight.
Gold Moves
There are 4 Gold Moves for each coach in this routine. All Gold Moves are done consecutively:
Gold Move 1: Put your arms out in a V position. Gold Move 2: Spread your arms out and lift your left leg. Gold Move 3: Point straightforward with your right hand, with your legs positioned. Gold Move 4: Spread out your knees, and put your hands in front of you.
There are four parts of the symphony. The structure that was used in the game was "Finale, March Of The Swiss Soldiers".
The first 1 minute and 55 seconds are removed from the song.
William Tell Overture is the only routine in Just Dance 2016 in which the coaches appear in the menu square with the same poses as in the coach selection menu.
This is also the only song on Just Dance 2016 revealed at E3 to not have a Mashup or an alternate routine.
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