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Just Dance 4 but only when the song's title is sung

Just Dance 4 but only when the song's title is sung Just a fun video I thought of doing randomly. All gameplay up until the DLC/Exclusives part is mine. I was originally just going to download all of the gameplay off of YouTube, but since my video downloader seems to only download in 360p if it detects copyrighted music, I decided to record my own gameplay anyways. It probably would've been less work to just record the dances without playing it myself, but where's the fun in that? As for the songs that ARE DLC/Exclusive, here's all the channels the footage came from: You Make Me Feel - Silver Brand New Start - Giaco Cercavo Amore - N7SheldonCooper Diggin’ In The Dirt - Rodrigo Takashi Kubota Ain’t No Other Man - Nacho Domino - VLTN Want U Back - JD_Joshua4148 Part Of me - Silver Gangnam Style - Silver Funhouse - Ngô Đạt One Thing - The Mad Gamer Heavy Cross - RAFFYdancer So Glamorous - Ant’s just dance gameplay Hit the Lights - Smach Oath - Ngô Đạt We R Who We R - DanceCheeseCake Gold Dust - DanceCheeseCake Die Young - Yonyongtin Primadonna - DanceCheeseCake Some stuff to note: For any titles with parentheses, I counted whatever's inside and outside the parentheses as separate titles. For example, in the song "Hit 'Em Up Style (Oops!)", I counted all of the times "Oops" was said and all of the times "Hit 'Em Up Style" was said. In "We No Speak Americano", the phrase "Pa, pa, l'americano" can translate into the song's title, so I counted it. The second appearance of the phrase "Mr. Saxobeat" in its respective song isn't counted. Even though the game lists it as "Mr. Saxobeat", it's actually interrupted by the word "You" before the phrase was said in its entirety. The full title of "Istanbul" is "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)", even though the game lists it as just "Istanbul". As such, it follows the parentheses rules listed above. "Wild Wild West" says its title the most times, at 46 (This number could be wrong, it's honestly hard to count all of them). It barely beats out "I Like It" and "Rock n' Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain)", which both say their title 43 times. On the other hand, besides "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" and "The Lazy Song" not saying their title at all, "You're The First, The Last, My Everything" only says its title once. why did I make this.