The dancer is a woman with black hair with a silver streak. She wears a pink-gold gladiator outfit. Her hair is long and braided. She wears a black and copper headpiece, a black patent sleeve on her left arm, a copper strapless bra and skirt, and black and pink-gold thigh-length high heel boots. She also wears a strong pink glove, specifically maroon flush. She exudes a magenta aura.
Background[]
The dancer is standing on a silver platform with pink shining circles. There are two gigantic silver female statues facing each other and both holding a battle ax, with its blades curved like a pair of angel wings. The statues and railings get highlighted a hot pink. She and her platform get near the statues, with the sky turning blue, pink, and purple. The ax is zoomed into, with its center and base flashing pink and its blades flashing light blue.
At the end of the final pre-chorus, the eyes of the statues glow red.
Worth It has a Duet Mashup with the theme "Tease me". It was featured on Just Dance 2017 for 8th-generation consoles, Nintendo Switch, and PC, but became unavailable following the shutdown of online services as of July 27, 2023. The Mashup remains playable on the Wii version of Just Dance 2017 and 舞力无限. The mashup features Duets doing sensual moves.
Gold Move 1: Put your hands up near your head. Gold Move 2 and 3: Slowly throw your arms up near your head. Gold Move 4: Throw your hands upwards.
Gold Move 1
Gold Move 1 in-game
Gold Moves 2 and 3
Gold Move 2 and 3 in-game
Gold Move 4
Gold Move 4 in-game
Mashup[]
There are 6 Gold Moves for P1 and 2 Gold Moves for P2 (both of which are the same) in the Mashup:
Gold Moves 1, 2, 4, and 5 (P1): Fan yourself with both hands. (Mamasita) Gold Moves 3 and 6 (P1)/Both Gold Moves (P2): Bring out your arms and briefly shake them. (Get Low)
Gold Moves 1, 2, 4, and 5 (P1)
Gold Moves 1, 2, 4, and 5 (P1) in-game
Gold Moves 3 and 6 (P1) Both Gold Moves (P2)
Gold Moves 3 and 6 (P1) Both Gold Moves (P2) in-game
Worth It is the first song to have an Extreme routine that is not a Solo routine.
Worth It is the third routine whose pictograms match the coach’s glove color and whose arrows match the coach’s outfit color instead of the opposite, after Idealistic and Rock N Roll.
The background in the menu icon looks more like sunset or sunrise in the background; however, the actual background is set at daytime.
On camera consoles, the move where the dancer crosses her left foot in front of her right foot is counted when performed during the first verse, but not during the second verse.
In the preview, the pictogram color is light brown instead of magenta, and the arrows are fuchsia instead of brown.
In some promotional images, the dancer is seen in a different color palette.[4]
Also, in the coach selection menu for the song, the coach can be seen with a yellow glove.[5]
Additionally, in the E3 announcement trailer, the coach is seen with a light blue outline instead of a brown and pink outline.[6]
In a promotional image, the coach’s glove is accidentally on her left hand.
Sometimes, a very unusual glitch happens when playing Worth It on Just Dance 2017 via World Dance Floor for 8th-Gen consoles: some avatars from the game appear instead of the pictograms.[7]
Among them, two Beta avatars can be seen: one is for Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) (which uses her Beta color scheme), and one is for Bailar (which has a blue outline instead of a purple one).
The Mashups for What Is Love and Worth It are the second and third multiplayer Mashups where one coach has more Gold Moves than the others (in this case, P1 has six Gold Moves while P2 has only two), after that for Born This Way.
In the menu icon, Cadel is seen floating due to the absence of his platform from the original square.
On the Wii U, a double karaoke bonus is accidentally awarded after playing the Mashup.
In the Just Dance Unlimited servers, there is an unused thirty-second preview where the background is absent, the routine is four beats out of sync, and the coaches’ extractions have not been masked properly.[9]