Y'all done start the cut?
Uh-oh, here we go.
Here we go.
Show time, baby.
[electronic music playing]
Uh-oh.
She don't know that one.
I thought that I was on the right path, I was doing good.
And then all of a sudden, I see stands that I don't know.
I tend to forget things sometimes because it's so much.
Sunjai, your timing is off.
Your memory is not there.
Before you make cuts, you have got
to learn all of those stands.
I can't put you in line and you don't know everything.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
I don't know what them girls are gonna get up here and thought.
Kayla got a mad one.
It's not that I didn't try.
I tried to be focused.
But it wasn't there.
I'm mad that I don't know it.
If you made cuts, line up.
If you did not, you can go home.
Mm-mm.
What's going on?
I didn't make cuts.
And why not?
Man, I don't know those stands.
Shoot.
It's a lot to learn.
I only know a little.
And as far as knowing the stands,
I ain't gonna make cuts till I get it.
I don't understand. I really don't.
I don't understand.
I mean, do I need to go talk to Miss D?
[inaudible] my baby.
Are you crying?
You know what?
Here.
You stay right here.
Uh-uh, I don't like to see my child cry.
Week after week after week, I thought
this is going to be our night.
I mean, what else do we have to do?
I mean, what is going on?
Making my daughter cry is not OK with me.
Be right back.
Where you going?
Where are you going?
[whispers]
OK, now, make your two lines.
Diane, can I talk to you please?
Sunjai's out there crying. - And you want me--
- I'm tryin'-- - And you want me to do what?
I'm trying to figure out what happened here.
Y'all, make y'all's two lines.
Make y'all's two lines real quick,
and fix the last part and make sure that y'all have it.
If you saw-- if you saw her--
I saw her.
--then you would see that she's messing up.
You know, I mean, what do we have to do?
She needs to do know them stands.
She don't know them.
If you looking in that window, you
saw your baby standing here.
Yeah, I did see her standing here.
You see her standing here.
I mean, can she get another chance?
I keep giving her chance after chance.
I'm not gonna keep giving her chance after chance.
Are we looking at the same child here?
She didn't know it at all.
Everybody else is moving but her.
She's standing there looking stupid.
If you're trying to be good at something,
you have to work at it.
Sunjai's been on the squad a whole year.
It's not my fault that she doesn't know
what she's supposed to know.
- Look, she's been practicing-- - I'm not talking about it.
Come on.
She's been practicing--
I'm not talking about it.
--day in and day out.
I think Sunjai needs to be out on the dance floor.
Start from the other part.
Come on, she not dancing this weekend.
- This weekend. - Come on.
- I mean, why not? - Come on.
Leave my building.
She's out there crying.
Leave my building.
Sunjai needs a second chance.
I mean, she did this right, she did that right.
You're not a coach.
You don't dance.
You don't know what it takes for me to get her
to look like she needs to look.
Selena is really causing problems for Sunjai.
If she would stand back and allow me to do my job,
things would go a lot smoother.
Look, Diana, I just want to ask you
nicely, why Sunjai is not making cuts,
why Sunjai isn't making cuts. You know what?
And you know what?
I don't even want to see you this weekend either.
Don't bring your baby this weekend.
And you keep on handicapping her.
She gonna keep on being a fool.
Keep o handicapping her.
I'm not listening to her.
Baby, are you OK?
[crying]
Huh? I went in there.
I just had to say something to Miss D. You know,
I can't help it.
That's just me.
Sometime I'm like a little firecracker.
Why did you go in there?
You only made it worse.
Now, she don't wanna even see me no more.
You think that that was helping me?
And now, I'm not even gonna be able to perform.
And that's what you want me to do.
I felt like she shoulda gave you a little
more chances than what she did.
You gotta stop pressuring me because--
You think it's Momma's fault?
Yes. Shoot.
How is it my fault?
Because you keep pressuring me.
I wasn't ready for cuts today.
She push me too hard.
I'm just a kid.
Like, can cut me some slack?
I mean, have you asked me what I wanted to do?
Oh, sweetheart, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm ready to go home.
I don't know if I can do this anymore.
I just want to give up. - You know what?
I'm fed up.
I'm really fed up.
I can't deal with Diana anymore.
Like, damn the Dancing Dolls.
I pushed Sunjai to the max.
I can't help it.
I'm her mother.
I want her to be a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader.
I'm imagining Sunjai out there.
Hell, I imagine me out there, you know?
I got a little outfit at home too,
a little Dallas Cowgirl outfit.
I can't deal with this.
I don't want to see my child crying all the way.
I mean, if Diana can't see my daughter's talent
and respect that, then we're going to just
take our money elsewhere.
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