And now, please welcome from the Netherlands,
dancing sisters Nora Jara, and Rosa.
[MUSIC] Party people, in the place to be.
It's about that time.
(SINGING) What you know about going out, red Lex,
TVs all up in the headrest.
Try and live it up.
Ride true.
Bigger truck.
Piece all glittered up.
Stick up kid, what?
Jig with a cut, sip Cris, spit it up.
Ride, get your nut, 'till I can't get it up.
I'm a big man.
Give this man room.
I done hit everything from Cancun to Grant's Tomb.
Why you standing on the wall, hand on your.
Lighting up drugs, always fighting in the club.
I'm the reason they made the dress code.
They figure I wouldn't wild when I'm in my fresh clothes.
Dress as I suppose, from neck to my toes.
Neck full of gold, in my Rolls.
Wreck shows, collect those extra Os.
Buy the E, get a key to the Lex to hold.
East, West, every state, come on, bury the hate.
Millions, the only thing we in a hurry to make.
Whether or friend or ex-friend, in a Lex or a Benz.
Let's begin to bring this BS to a end.
Come on.
(SINGING) bad, bad, bad, boy, you make me feel so good.
Bad, bad, bad, bad, boy, I wouldn't change you if I could.
Well, y'all were just adorable.
I love your hair.
I love the way you dance, your style, everything.
So, thanks for being here.
Thank you.
All right, how old are you?
First off, I want to say thank you
so much that you are taking us to LA.
It's like a dream come true.
We are very, very happy.
And I'm Norah, and I'm 12 years old.
Oh, well, thank you.
Yeah I'm also very glad that I can be here.
And I'm 12.
12?
Yeah
And we are-- I'm so happy that I can't believe.
And I'm Rosa, and I'm 10 years old.
10 years old, all right.
So you live in the Netherlands.
This is your first time the United States?
Yeah.
What do you think of it?
It's now-- the American people are more open,
and they're more--
they have more the American dream spirit.
And Dutch people are great, but a little bit too serious.
In America it's like, hi, how you doing?
And Dutch like, hello, how are you doing?
Oh, really?
They're just more reserved?
Yeah.
And we're like, how you doing?
Yeah.
Did you get to go out and do anything here yet.
Yeah.
We go to Universal City Walk.
Oh Yeah?
It was in the evening.
So I saw all the lights.
It was so cool.
Yeah, so cool.
Well, I'm so glad you could come.
And you speak Dutch.
But I can understand you perfectly.
You speak English as well.
I'd like to learn Dutch.
So tell me something, like, if I want to say, how were you?
[DUTCH]
[DUTCH GIBBERISH] That's what you said.
What-- say it again.
[DUTCH]
[DUTCH GIBBERISH] What am I doing wrong?
Hoo hot and metcha.
[DUTCH]
That's what I said, [DUTCH GIBBERISH]..
I'm not going to go in the Netherlands
if you're gong to laugh at me like that.
How do I say, have a good day.
[DUTCH]
Yeah, [DUTCH]
I did it.
Yeah.
How do I say, be kind to one another.
[DUTCH] Yeah.
[DUTCH]
[DUTCH GIBBERISH]
[DUTCH]
[DUTCH GIBBERISH]
[DUTCH]
I'm not good at accents.
All right, I heard that you wanted some Lakers jerseys,
right?
Yeah.
All right, well I got you that.
That's the least I can do for you come all the way here.
So you have--
Oh!
With your name on that back.
Oh my gosh.
Thank you.
Oh, you're welcome.
You're welcome.
Thank you so much.
Wow, thank you.
You're welcome.
Keep dancing, y'all are fantastic.
I hope to see you again.