Whoa is a dance move in the Dance Central series.
Song appearances[]
Dance Central 1, 2, and 3[]
- "Move Ya Body" - Easy, Medium, Hard
- "I Got You Dancing" - Easy, Medium, Hard
- "We Run This" - Easy, Medium, Hard
- "Get Ur Freak On" - Beginner, Easy, Medium, Hard
- "Sorry For Party Rocking" - Beginner, Easy, Medium, Hard
Dance Central (VR)[]
- "It Takes Two" - Pro
- Megamixx: DCI - Pro
Appearances in Dance Central Spotlight[]
Whoa was reused in routines from Dance Central Spotlight.
Song appearances[]
- "Royals" -
Fierce - "Scenario" - Cardio
- "Call Me Maybe" - Stylish
- "Bang Bang" - Ridiculous
- "Fancy" - Classic
- "Ready to Run" - Manly
- "Take On Me" - Pro
Trivia[]
- Whoa has varying names in the files of the songs it appears in.
- In "Move Ya Body", Whoa's flashcard is named "matrix".
- In "We Run This", Whoa's flashcard is named "whoa_01", possibly implying that the move was intended to have two different flashcards at some point.
- In "Get Ur Freak On", Whoa's flashcard is named "hollah" after the lyric during which it appears in the song's routine, "Holla! People sing around (Yes)".
- Whoa appears in every Dance Central song with Missy Elliot as the main artist.
Origin[]
- Whoa is named after the lyrics during which it appears in "Move Ya Body"'s routine, "Makes the fellas go / Whoa".
Gallery[]
Flashcard in "Move Ya Body"
Flashcard in "I Got You Dancing"
Flashcard in "We Run This"
Small Flashcard in "Move Ya Body"
Small Flashcard in "I Got You Dancing"
Small Flashcard in "We Run This"
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In other languages[]
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Chinese (Traditional) | |
| German | |
| Dutch | |
| Spanish | |
| French | |
| Italian | |
| Japanese | ウー! Ū! |
| Korean | |
| Latin Spanish | Uy |
| Norwegian | |
| Polish | Hola |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Uou |
| Russian | |
| Swedish |