MISS D: Everybody, come
This week, we are competing right here in Jackson
at the Shut Up and Dance Jamboree.
We're known as being one of the best teams
if not the best team in Jackson, Mississippi.
So losing is not even an option.
Look, we're only competing in the stand battle
and the stand battle only.
Y'all's biggest rival this weekend is going
to be the Purple Diamonds.
So it's been a long time since we
dealt with the Purple Diamonds.
And only thing I worry about with them is, what
if y'all can't [inaudible]?
What type of stand y'all fonna come out with.
This is a match-up that is beyond serious.
And it needs to be understood that when y'all hit that floor,
we not scared of anything, we not scared of anybody.
It is what it's gonna be.
OK, come out here.
Everybody get where they are for "Walk the Dog."
On the ground, get in a little huddle.
"Walk the Dog" is a badass stand.
The girls had this crawl across the floor thing
almost like they're little dogs.
And they had this little movement that they do.
And one of the dancers is actually the dog walker.
We're gonna change it up just a little bit
and add a few more elements to make it that much harder.
5, 6, make sure you count.
1 and 2, 3, 4, 6, 8.
2, 3, 4.
Chop, chop, PD.
But it kind has a little bit of a twist where we throw up
a diamond, and it's like pooh. Where it at?
It disappeared. Where'd it go?
Where'd it go?
But the diamond is kind of like invisible.
This one, Kayla, I would [inaudible]..
Because when y'all do all this, it's gonna be a done dance.
I'm going to laugh my ass off.
This is a war for real.
These girls don't just dislike you, they hate y'all.
They hate the name Dancing Dolls.
Going into the battle this week, I am going into this
with my guard completely up.
I can't speak for the Purple Diamonds.
But for some reason, it seems like their girls
are being taught to dislike the Dancing Dolls.
I don't teach my girls to hate on or talk about anybody.
We're the ones being hated on and being talked about.
Let's make that clear. - Hey.
It's hey.
Get it, hey.
It's hey.
MISS D: As we're passing the Purple Diamonds in the hall
headed to the dance floor, the Purple Diamonds
are already trash talking.
But there's no sense in talking.
Just bring it, man.
Shut up and just dance.
ANNOUNCER: Now for the battle that everybody
has been waiting on-- the Purple Diamonds
versus the Dancing Dolls.
Who ya with? PD.
[music playing]
MISS D: When the Purple Diamonds threw the stand where they're
on top of a Dancing Doll, swinging their fists
and like they're fighting, it was entirely too much.
And it just went too far.
[cheering]
What is this?
Childish.
But since you want to be childish, it's OK.
Come on. It's OK.
Come on. Let's [inaudible].
Let's go ahead and do "Walk the Dog."
[music playing]
(SINGING) It's mine to [inaudible]..
Everybody knows.
There'll be no playing around.
This time like we run this town.
And we gonna play all day [inaudible] play all night.
Oh like, oh, Purple Diamonds, watch this, because you fonna
get pissed off.
(SINGING) It [inaudible] so wonderful.
[inaudible] a movie star.
It's [inaudible]
The girls are killing it.
The "Walk the Dog" stand has so many crazy elements in it,
so many highs and lows, people are like, did that just happen?
I'm like, yeah, that just happened.
(SINGING) [inaudible]
[applause, cheering]
Where did it go?
[inaudible] the bottom of my foot.
Did someone take the diamond?
Like, where did it go?
It just disappeared.
We have a winner for the Shut Up and Dance Jamboree.
The judges have decided.
It's the Purple Diamonds.
[crowd screaming]
Them [inaudible] with me and shook my hand.
It's sportsmanship to be like, y'all did good.
Even the football players in the Super Bowl do that.
I was disgusted, because as a parent, who in they right mind
let's their daughter do that?
Tooting your butt up to another team?
Whether you win, lose, draw, I don't care.
You don't do that.
MISS D: They couldn't even come shake your hand.
They like this, in y'all face.
There is no respect for this team,
which is what the hell I've been preaching all week long.
There are girls that are going to compete against you.
And they're going to be just as good as you.
But you have to respect that.
You give respect, and you get respect.
I want my girls to have a certain level of self respect
and gain respect from their peers
and everyone else that looks up to them.