[music playing]
We're traveling to Zanesville, Ohio to attend Drop the Beat.
GiaNina, you are doing a jazz solo called "Rich Girl."
It's my first solo for Miss Abby,
and I just really hope that I can please her.
But jazz isn't my favorite because I feel
like it's not so competitive.
I'll try my best.
Like how are you feeling?
Well, I haven't done cheesy jazz since I was eight,
so I feel like she set me up to fail.
It's just--
You don't have to cry about it.
Oh my god.
It's just not like--
I know life's not fair, but it's like she's literally
setting me up to fail.
She's never happy with me.
She clearly got the scraps her.
This dance is not competitive.
Maybe Abby wants her to fail because if she lets Gia be Gia,
then everyone else doesn't look sparkly.
Gia's feeling like it's not the best dance for her.
You know, she's actually crying.
ASHLEY: She's crying over the dance?
You're the one who came in saying
that she's a professional.
But she's the one crying because she
doesn't have the right solo.
I thought that she was perfect and she
was always going to win.
Just because she is crying doesn't make her not perfect.
She's going to go out there and slay it,
and I'm going to stand up and clap for her.
Abby didn't give us her predictions yet on who
she thought was going to win.
JOANNE: You know, honestly, it's like--
I can only get what she gives me,
so I'm just going to make it my best
and hope that I come out on top because her words don't matter.
You said that you can only do what she gives you.
Does that mean you don't really like your dance?
I love my dance.
But yesterday, I thought you said she was crying because she
didn't like the dance.
It's not that she doesn't like the dance, it's just,
you know, Gia doesn't do sassy jazz.
Like if she does a jazz dance, it has more strength to it.
It's not so pretty and sparkly.
That's all.
It just seems really fake.
All of it seems like really--
JOANNE: What's fake?
Because it just seems so contradictory.
Like you say one thing and then you're saying
something completely different.
Her dance is like cheesy jazz.
All that matters is Gia goes out there and slays it
and shuts you all up.
Joanne, I think you're a confident woman.
Thank you, Michelle.
I love when you speak from your heart.
I wouldn't say confident.
I would say cocky, and I think there's a difference.
I love my dance, and I feel that also fits my personality
well, and I love all the tricks and things
that are in my dance.
OK, Joanne, seriously.
OK.
It's not what you've been saying all week.
Wow, and all morning.
ABBY LEE: GiaNina, I don't appreciate
some 13-year-old kid talking about
my choreography or Gianna's.
I don't want a brat on my team.
I do not raise brats.
And Gia's not a brat, so.
She just said before she actually
doesn't care about Abby's opinion or her words.
That came out of her mouth.
I am so frustrated that everything
my daughter is saying, Ashley and Stacey are twisting.
They're feeding it to Abby.
It's ridiculous.
You're grown-ass women.
Shame on you.
OK, girls--
[crying]
Stop crying.
Stop it.
There are little kids that can't afford to take dance classes.
There are children dying of cancer.
Do you understand that?
Is she really screaming in Gia's face?
I don't know whose face she's screaming at.
There are kids that don't have legs that can't even dance.
You got issues at home.
You need to fix them.
[dramatic music]
I hope it's enough to win.
ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, taking the stage right now
is GianNina with "Rich Girl."
[cheering]
[MUSIC - CLARITY MUSIC, "GOT IT ALL"]
Ooh, you got it all, but it won't last long.
All the riches in the world can't buy you love.
No matter the cost, if you never been down,
you don't know how to get up.
It's getting lonely only just spending time like money,
but you're always alone.
And you got to know you got it all, but it won't last long.
All the riches in the world can't buy you love.
No matter the cost, if you never been down,
you don't know how to get up.
You got it all, but it won't last long.
All the riches in the world can't buy you love.
No matter the cost, if you never been down,
you don't know how to get up.
Add it up.
Because you know enough is never enough.
[applause]
ANNOUNCER: In fourth place, "Rich Girl," Miss GiaNina.
What happened today?
I'm sorry that I got fourth.
I know I can do better.
And I just wanted to apologize because I didn't mean
to tell you that I didn't like this
or I didn't like your choreography.
That's not what I said.
My words were twisted.
And I'm so sorry that that happened,
but I know next time I will come out on top.
You are definitely in the doghouse.
If you're going to be nasty or feisty or a brat,
do it on stage, when it counts, when you're playing
a part, not in real life.
I will not have it, GiaNina.
Will not have it, and it's going to come back to haunt you.
Jo, you doing OK down there?
Yeah, I'm totally fine.
You don't sound fine.
I ain't over it yet.
She really got her ass handed to her, and I'm really pissed off.
That's not our fault. That's not our fault.
I don't appreciate when she is going on a stage in five
seconds, and all you did was smack
your lips together and say absolutely nothing
that was concerning to you.
Had nothing to do with your kids.
You didn't even have solos, and you
just want to rip down my kid.
No, that's not true.
Whatever. Deal with it.
Deal with it.
The second you were worried that she wasn't going to win,
you flipped the switch and you changed your tune.
Now you can sit there--
Yes, you did.
--and be like, look, Gia doesn't have
a duo partner this week.
So now it's our fault she's not in the duet?
Because that has something to do with the weekend, too, right?
It does make sense.
Right.
To who?
Who does it make sense to--
It does to me.
--in your whacked out brain?
You know what?
Maybe things that I've heard maybe
are true, because I heard that because
of you, that's why Gia's stint on Broadway got cut short.
It was not because of me.
That's what I heard, because you
were difficult to work with.
I was not difficult.
You are difficult to work with.
Look at what's going on here.
Please, please.
That's for real.
You want to twist some words, I'll twist your words,
and I'll shove them right down your throat.
Yeah, all right.
Sit there and look pretty, girls.
Wow.
Sit there and look pretty.