Dance Central 2 "Body to Body" (Hard) 100% Gold Gameplay

Описание: *JUMP TO 00:35 FOR THE GAMEPLAY* Dancing to "Body to Body" by Electric Valentine on Hard for Dance Central 2, with choreography by Marcos Aguirre. This track is included on the game disc! I'm not really feeling the rest of July's DLC so I'll be catching up on the other available tracks for DC2. Got a DC2 song request? Leave it in the comments!

This is a dope track and the routine Marcos dreamed up for it is way fun. I use this as one of my warm-up songs whenever I play Dance Central 2 due to its simplicity and the fact that it's a downright entertaining routine.

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