Gangnam Style

"Gangnam Style" by PSY is featured on Just Dance Epic Hits

Appearance of the Dancers
The routine is a duet between a man and a dancer who changes gender and appearance.

P1
P1, a representation of PSY, has black hair and is wearing a red tiger-print tuxedo, a purple shirt, blue and turquoise oxfords, and dark sunglasses.

C1
P2 starts off as a woman with short red hair. She is wearing a turquoise tied shirt, a dark blue police cap, black high-waist shorts, purple knee high socks, pink tiger-print heels, and dark sunglasses.

C2
She transforms into a man at the part of the famous elevator pose. He wears a purple fedora, dark sunglasses, a cyan shirt, a black vest with a pink tiger-print at the shoulders, purple pants, and cyan shoes.

C3
The man then transforms into yet another woman; the pink-haired woman resembles Lady Gaga and wears a pair of black sunglasses, a black and teal dress, purple knee high socks with garters, and blue boots with pink bows.

Background
The most prominent element of the background is a carousel of horses, reminiscent of the music video. The routine first takes place in a nighttime city and a dark reflective floor, with the city appearing to just be small lights. The light-up railing of the floor and horses rotate in opposite directions. When P2 becomes a man, the city becomes a black and pink tiger print akin to P1's outfit. When the chorus arrives, the city becomes yellow and lime green. Large circles are present in this backdrop, having a couple of silhouettes dancing along with the duet. During this instance, the horses are absent.

Gold Moves
There are 6 Gold Moves in this routine:

Gold Moves 1 and 4: Stomp your right foot while shaking your wrist. This depicts the first move of each chorus. Gold Moves 2 and 3: Point to the right when you and your partner are in the elevator position in the music video.

Gold Move 5: From right to left, put your hands behind your head. Gold Move 6: Put your hand on your chin and lunge forward.

Trivia

 * This is the first Duet in which only one coach transforms. This happens again in Love Is All.
 * This is yet the only Duet where the coach who transforms gets a gender change.
 * There are two unused Gold Moves being used exclusively for Just Dance Epic Hits: the first one depicts the first move of each chorus, and the second one is a Wave Gold Move from right to left, where players have to put their hands behind their head.
 * The routine uses much of the official choreography, most notably at the chorus, a move based off the elevator scene from the video, and the final Gold Move.
 * P2 (C1) makes a cameo in Just Dance’s background.