Welcome back to the Bring It!
Reunion, Spilling the Tea Special.
I'm here with Coach G and some of her biggest rival coaches
rehashing this season's grand championship competition.
And things are about to get even more heated in here.
Now, as you know, not all of the Dancing Dolls
biggest rivals made it to the battle royale this season.
In fact, there was one coach in particular who was noticeably
absent from the finale.
From the divas of Olive Branch Mississippi,
let's welcome the queen diva herself, Coach Neva.
Hey, Miss Neva.
How you doing, diva?
Doing quite well.
Thank you.
We want to thank you for joining us.
Thank you.
Now, this season, things really
seem to boil over with you two.
Oh, god.
Y'all ready?
Let's take a look.
This is what I've been waiting on.
[music playing]
Oh, she's trying to beat me.
This heifer is trying to beat me.
No, she didn't.
That mother--
During the sand battle, Neva sends this big ass horse.
As the horse comes out there and she has my big ass
face on the side of the horse, I'm
like, yeah, ride 'em, cowboy.
I feel like I'm in the wild wild west.
That [bleep] is funny to me. [music playing]
(SINGING) Get it on the flow.
Get it, get it on the flow. Oh yeah.
Get it on the flow.
Get it, get it--
Oh.
Oh, I cannot believe they did-- oh, baby.
When that guy comes out in this fake-ass Dollar Tree $0.99
looking ass fur coat and starts tipping the [bleep] horse,
I said, well, damn.
Is that supposed to be for me too?
Now, I can show you how to make some money
if you want to go there.
[chatter]
- Here we go. - Oh, wow.
OK.
That got pretty intense.
But I'm coming to you first, Neva.
What was the exact meaning of the horse routine,
and why did you do it?
Well, the girls had asked me to put together something.
And they--
- The team made you do this? - Oh yeah.
They was like, look you got to do something.
We've got to stop her.
I mean, she's still talking about us.
And it's hurting us.
And so what I did was I talked to two clergies
about the appropriate way to do a skit
that would be responsive.
Now, they didn't say that was the way.
Now, let me just make sure that's really clear.
The whole money thing and--
It was the money and a pimp and a horse.
And an ass-shaking horse.
I will agree, after looking at that, I would say
I owe Miss Dianna an apology on that piece of it.
I don't want your apology.
Keep-- save that [bleep],, Miss Thing.
I don't want you apology.
Why did this routine anger you so much?
Because you're their coach.
They're only going to do what you teach them.
You're responding to how you're responding.
We give blows and take blows.
It's fine.
I'm a victim of domestic violence.
I'm a survivor too.
So I'd have my ass beat.
So I understand about blow by blow.
But what you did-- I'm not finished.
I said to listen.
OK.
You attack the Dolls.
I would never attack your children.
I came after you because you've grown.
So, when you came back with that horse, that [bleep]
did not bother me one bit.
I got big ass donkey teeth.
I got a long ass face.
But where you messed up was, you had somebody come up
there tipping a [bleep] horse.
Let me explain something to you.
I've never had a pimp.
Never had a pimp.
Yes, I did a dog fence when I was 18 and when I was 19.
You [bleep] I did more than one.
Yes, I shook my ass and I fed my family.
You hit way below the belt, and, Neva,
I know [bleep] about you that would blow
the internet the [bleep] up.
But I would never.
And what adds insult to injury--
you had to explain to your girls what that stand meant.
You had to explain it for them to be able to portray it.
I would never stoop so low.
Was it because she did it in front of the children?
It wasn't-- it's the fact she did it.
Period.
Let me hear what she got to say.
How do you respond to that, Neva?
I think there's a double standard here.
How is there a double standard?
How?
You did-- which I told you, the horse, that didn't bother me.
I didn't care about none of that.
I don't know about anybody else,
but my looks, they mean something to me.
And for somebody to go out on the field--
and I was very shocked.
You were insulted by the--
I was in shock.
I just did not understand why she was saying these things
about me, my looks, and what I stand for as a person
was again, again, insulted.
Are you sorry that all of this went
down and went this far, Neva?
I'm sorry that it ever started three years ago.
Well, ladies, I don't think there's ever going to be
a complete resolution to this.
So, we are going to leave it right there.