Coincidentally, Imposs is featured in the same game with Feel So Right. This song was written by Sammie and Imposs.Because of the makeup the dancers pupils can be seen on HD consoles (PS4, Xbox One and Wii U).It was probably an error of Ubisoft while they were fitting the routine to the rhythm. When Wild Wild West Extreme coach is leaving the "floor", there is a gold move, but without effects and sounds. There is a hidden gold move in the Mashup.In Just Dance 2015, the avatar has makeup around her eye this increases the resemblance between the avatar and the actual dancer.Sammie said on YouTube this was her last song on Just Dance, but stated that she would keep working with the same people.This is one of the few songs that has a music video when the artist was hired by Ubisoft Dance All Nite and Make The Party (Don't Stop) also had one.Sammie did an event where she gave away a signed version of Just Dance 2014.Some have believed that the two are the same coach, since they both represent a misunderstood girl with a rebel personality, but it's not as Ubisoft said they were different coaches.
Some really like her outfit while others don't like it very much. This is one of the most divided fanbase of the series. The dancer is made to dress differently and act differently, thus making her misunderstood.(They recorded it at Ubisoft Publishing.) This is why the song is not very popular. When Sammie uploaded the video for this song, it said that it was made for Just Dance 2014.This has been proven as Sammy told her fans her artist name is Sammie. During the period of Just Dance 4 her name, as credited in Some Catchin' Up to Do, was Sammy.This is the second song by Sammie Libman on the series, after Some Catchin' Up To Do.Here are the captions attributed to her dance moves: Miss Understood appears in Party Master Modes.
Miss Understood is featured in the following Mashup: Miss Understood has an unlockable Sweat Mashup.
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