ThatPOWER

"#thatPOWER" by will.i.am featuring Justin Bieber is featured on Just Dance Epic Hits.

Classic
The routine is performed by a female-male-male-female dance crew. All of them have a grey skin, white hair, a red visor, and a white glove. They are holographic figures at the beginning and ending.

P1
P1 is a woman. She wears a red suit with black lines and black boots.

P2
P2 is a man. He wears a black suit with red lines and red shoes.

P3
P3 is a man. He wears a red and black suit and black shoes.

P4
P4 is a woman. She wears a black and red suit with black boots that are red at the bottom.

In the chorus, every red element turns light blue.

Extreme
The dancer is a man wearing an orange and black suit. He wears jeans, orange shoes, and orange, futuristic-like sunglasses. He has black hair.

P1/P3
P1/P3 are the backup dancers. Both of them are males with blue futuristic-like sunglasses. They wear tuxedo-like shirts with gold accents, black vests, and black shoes.

P2
P2 is the lead dancer. He is a man with a visor-like mask. He wears a yellow vest with a zebra-striped shirt, black drop-crotch pants, and blue shoes.

During the part after the second verse, all coaches turn into greyish holograms.

Classic
The background of the dance is most likely to be a spaceship, where flashing lights of red and blue color appear.

Extreme
The Extreme background is mainly the original background of Extreme routines. It begins with blue flashlights. Then, the outlines of the squares are flickering and the squares turn brown. When Justin begins to sing, the squares shrink and turn orange. During the routine, the coach's shadow is seen in the square.

On-Stage
The usual background from Just Dance 2014 Sing Along routines. It flashes mostly blue, purple, and red.

Classic
There are 4 Gold Moves in the Classic routine:

Gold Moves 1, 3, and 5: Cross your arms over your chest.

Gold Moves 2 and 4: Bring both of your hands down from creating a diamond. Gold Move 6: Throw your right arm towards the screen whilst looking down at the ground.

Extreme
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Extreme routine, all of which are the same:

All Gold Moves: Throw your arms quickly.

On-Stage
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Sing Along version for P1/P3 (all of which are the same) and 4 Gold Moves for P2:

Gold Moves 1, 2, and 3 (P2)/All Gold Moves (P1/P3): Gold Move 4 (P2): Hit the air.
 * P1/P3: Cross your arms.
 * P2: Put your arms outward by your side as if to show your muscles.

Trivia

 * This is the second song by Justin Bieber in the game.
 * The gold move was being used on You're On My Mind but not on the main routine on the main games. However the gold move was used exclusively to Just Dance Epic Hits.
 * The Sing Along routine was added as a part of version 1.1 update.
 * The routine is almost similar to the music video for this song.
 * The dancers' edited skin colors are grey instead of white. Their hair and gloves are white. However, in the battle, P2 has white skin and black hair.
 * In the Sing Along routine, the lead dancer has more Gold Moves than the backup dancers. The lead has 4 and the backups have 3. This is the first routine to go like this.
 * In the Sing Along version, the lyrics read "They call me Will-a/Stay so cool I'm chilly" but in the other versions it reads "They call me Willy/Stay so cool I'm chilli.
 * In the Classic and Sing Along routines, the lyrics read, "Coming like a battleram, battleram", however, in the Extreme routine, it reads, "Call me like a battleram, battleram."
 * In the Extreme routine, the white shadows only appear on pictograms for brief moments, making them more abstract.
 * The Gold Move pictograms from the Extreme routine are recycled in Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)’s Classic routine.