5, 6, 7, 8.
5-- wait a minute.
Do it again.
This right here is gonna shut it all the way up.
Make it look like you are, like, the Queen of Sheba.
This week, the Dancing Dolls are competing in Atlanta,
Georgia at the Dance or Buck Off Competition.
5, 6, 7, 8.
Camryn is very versatile.
She has a lot of great technique.
There's nothing that this kid can't do.
So Camryn's going to have a solo this week.
And hopefully, we can get the solo together
in enough time to get her out there on the floor
and ready to compete.
Camryn, step out.
You're supposed to be out in the front.
Here.
When you step back, whip.
You can roll.
Step, step.
You got to get out there.
This is about you, so you need to make
sure you do it correctly.
There's so much Camryn has going on in the routine,
it scares me a little bit, because I don't know
if I'm going to have enough time to clean
it all up and to make sure that she can get through it.
If you don't get this right, we're not using it.
So help me.
Start from the beginning.
CAMRYN: It makes me feel very angry, because, you know, this
is something I know how to do.
And this is a lot of pressure, because, you know,
with me being the only one out there, I have to get it right.
DIANNA WILLIAMS: You need to get comfortable.
It should be like, I'm unbothered.
Spinning.
Gone with the damn wind.
Fabulous.
Right now, you look bothered.
You look scared.
They're gonna go in there and whoop your ass.
This [bleep] is personal.
I'm going to push Camryn as much as I possibly can,
because we're going into uncharted territory.
Losing is not an option.
Guarantee they're gonna be eyeballing
your ass from across the damn floor,
standing out there lookin'.
Mm-hmm, ah-ha.
That ain't even right. See?
She didn't even do that right.
Toes ain't pointed.
She ain't even squat.
Tearing you down from the top of your head
to the bottom of your feet.
Look at them heifers like you unbothered.
The weight of the entire team rides
on this person's shoulders.
And Camryn's act is nowhere near together.
I need Camryn to wipe her face, stop crying, and bring it.
[snaps fingers] I know you ain't crying.
CAMRYN: I tend to get frustrated really easy.
And you know, when I get frustrated, sometimes,
like, my emotions take over.
When you get frustrated, and you get like this,
you lose focus.
Nobody's perfect.
And you need to stop doing this.
You do this every time something gets
hard or you can't do something.
You do this every single time.
Camryn has talked about wanting to be captain.
But when something does not go right, she shuts down.
That's Cameron's weakness.
That's her kryptonite.
She's got to stop doing that.
How in the world do you plan on being
captain if you can't handle me fussing and yelling?
How?
What if the girls are having an issue with choreography
and they can't get it?
You going to stand there and cry?
You've got to do something about this.
You have got to toughen up.
KAYLA: Miss D holds all her captains
to a higher standard on the squad than everybody else.
Right now, I know Camryn's feeling really bad.
Miss D wants her to be better.
She wants her to toughen up.
It's just a lot on her right now.
When I get frustrated, I dig my heels in that much deeper.
Do you understand?
There's nothing that you can't do.
What happened?
I see Camryn crying, like, what's going on?
Did she do something wrong?
Oh, lord.
I don't know what was said.
I don't know what's going on.
I have to trust Diana's instinct just a little bit.
But I'm feeling a little nervous for Camryn.
This week, Camryn has so much on her plate.
Hopefully, she can pull it off.
Well, let me see the first part.
Walk.
Yep.
What's after that?
You don't remember?
CAMRYN: I'm getting very confused, like, OK.
That's in the stand.
This is in my solo.
And I have to keep telling myself
that every single time I run my solo, because it's so similar.
I'm not used to you not having it, like, all together.
I don't think that Camryn is ready to do the solo this week.
If she gets out there and messes up,
I know that Camryn is probably going
to completely have a meltdown.
I think that we need to wait.
I think that we just need to not do it all together and just
focus specifically on stands.
Camryn is frustrated, and me pushing and pushing
and pushing is not working.
It's like, you stand up on the limb of a tree,
and you see that that limb is already very, very thin.
You don't keep walking out to the edge,
'cause eventually, that limb is going
to break off from the tree.
So I have to back off to not break her,
and that's what I'm gonna do.
Look at your face.
I got a bucket for them tears, baby.
Good old mop bucket for them tears.