People might think I'm country and dumb,
but my looks ain't gonna fool me.
WOMAN: Addison, bless her heart.
I mean, she is more redneck than Britney Spears
with a bag of Cheetos.
I am who I am.
I'm not changing for anybody or anything.
Tell me something about yourself.
OK, my name is Addison, of course.
I like to hunt.
I like to fish.
I like to go mud bogging.
I like to eat.
I like to sleep.
Don't like to wear high heels.
I don't like to dress up.
Tell me some more.
About what?
About you?
OK, well, I'm bubbly, of course.
She needs subtitles.
I just have that personality that makes it pop.
Like, what?
I'm the bomb.
I love her.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
A fashion designer.
Well, kind of.
But then I could also--
[laughter]
But then I could also be a veterinarian.
I could help farm animals in need.
Like, if a cow's pregnant, I could go to their farm
and help it like it.
How does a cow get in need?
I ain't gonna get any details, but they-- they fall in love.
We got gold, people.
ADDISON: It felt the bomb to win.
I was so shocked.
I was like, what the crap?
Yes!
I'm proud of you, Addison.
What did you learn from taking the photo?
That I look good.
I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.
I'm just kidding.
Excuse me, ma'am.
All right, Addie.
My name's Addison.
What's your name?
Kathy.
You've gotta go?
Please don't go.
[laughter]
WOMAN: She's chasing her.
She said something?
She said--
[laughter]
Oh, oh.
She's going in.
WOMAN: Oh, Addison is going over there.
Oh, and she's walking on the grass.
WOMAN: And she's walking on the grass.
WOMAN: Oh, lord.
WOMAN: Doesn't she know how to read?
Miss Kathy, you don't have to go.
Oh my god.
Please answer these questions.
Oh no.
WOMAN: She's gonna call the cops on Addison.
Addison, you've got great confidence, and great security,
and great aggressiveness, but the woman
was running from you out of the park.
WOMAN: You ran her out the park.
You ran her out the park.
You know what I'm saying?
Can I go meet that man.
This is what I'm talking about right here.
Can I run him down?
WOMAN: Addison, 20 seconds, go.
Sell me on you.
Hi, y'all.
My name's Addison.
I like to dance, hunt, fish, ride four-wheelers,
and shoot a shotgun.
I am very bubbly and funny.
I can always make you laugh.
Can we get other hobbies than just outdoors?
I don't--
I don't read.
You don't read?
I'm trying.
This-- this is gonna be a project.
So.
Am I getting close?
I'm--
No.
WOMAN: I've got Carl in my studio to teach the girls
some Irish step.
I hope they can pick it up fast, because we ain't got a lot
of time, y'all. - How do you feel?
Good.
OK, well, good.
Let's get ready.
I am pumped about this competition.
I'm gonna smoke all the other cloggers.
WOMAN: Addison, how did you get started with clogging?
Well, a few years ago, I was doing tap.
And my teacher come up to me and was like, try something upbeat.
And it was clogging.
I was like, oh snap, upbeat is fun.
My middle name is fun.
Addison "Fun" Wingate.
Thank you.
WOMAN: Thank you very much, Addison.
Snap.
[music playing]
Don't forget your pot of gold.
Addison nailed her talent.
That little redneck leprechaun made me so proud.
WOMAN: Teen Miss South Georgia Clogger winner is contestant
number seven, Addison.
You have a number of odd hobbies, but what's the one
you most enjoy.
I would have to say hunting, because two weeks ago, me
and my daddy went hunting, and I shot two bucks.
Do y'all not know how hard it is to kill one?
I shot two, and my brother was like, oh my goodness.
I was like, yeah, I got it.
I am who I am.
I'm not changing for anybody or anything.
Have you ever done tongue twisters?
Like that.
WOMAN: No.
Contestant number 10, Addison.
WOMAN: Hello, Addison.
Love the belt.
Thank you.
So it says you want to move to New York City--
Yes, ma'am.
--and do a fashion design.
Well, when I was little, I always liked to dress up.
My mama went and took me to Walmart,
and I bought these fake high heels, the Cinderella dresses.
I wore them out to eat.
And instead of playing with baby, dolls
I always liked coloring.
And I always drew stick figures or clothes.
I've always just been that kind of person who wants to express
my feelings through fashion, and I just
want to be able to do that for other people, too.
Do you think that a big city like New York
would be a little intimidating?
Oh, no, I got this.
You think you'll fit right in?
I'll fit right in.
I finally get what Kim's been telling me.
I don't have to hide behind the act of the redneck
girl in interview anymore.
I can just be myself.
Work it.
Up next is contestant number 10, Addison.
WOMAN: Go, A.
People might think I'm country and dumb,
but my looks ain't gonna fool them, OK?
Because my wish is to host the CMAs one day, and I hope
I get that far.
And secondly, it's just that I'd really love to help old people
one day.
Like my pageant coach, Miss Jo.
She's old, and sometimes she can't eat, walk.
I mean, she needs help.
Oh my god.
Addison, she's gonna be sorry.
You just wait.
We're doing a pageant with a swimsuit competition.
What? ADDISON: Uh-uh.
Negative, negative.
Uh-uh.
Negative.
I know I look good no matter if I have whatever on me,
but I'm just saying, will they take points off
for me being thick.
That's all I'm worried about.
WOMAN: You ain't thick.
I'm taking you to an elocution coach.
An execution?
WOMAN: No.
An elocution.
ADDISON: Elocution.
Addison, bless her heart.
I mean, she is more redneck than Britney Spears
with a bag of Cheetos.
I want you to say sold, bold, fold, cold.
Sold, bold, fold, cold.
Oh.
Girl, that's rough.
Most people in the south leave out the D altogether.
We just say "san-wiches."
That's how I do it.
Right, well, and when we do that, we have cheated
the language.
All right, speak clear.
Speak clear.
WOMAN: What is your most prized possession and why?
I would have to say my most prized possession is my cell
phone.
I can't live without it.
I'm pretty sure that's every teenage girl's answer.
Thank you.
WOMAN: And we all know Addison has no phone because she's
been running the streets.
I'm not obsessed with boys.
I don't know why-- even if I was,
that don't mean I want to get--
with them.
You're 14 years old.
I can't help guys think I'm attractive.
I don't give a rat's fat behind.
So I check Addison's phone frequently,
and I found these dirty little text messages from a boy
on her phone.
I went off the flipping chain.
Nothing ever happened like that when I was a teenager.
Well, duh, that was like 1940s.
Are you freaking kidding me?
You know guys were freaks when they were your age, too.
You got pregnant at 19, so don't even try.
They never-- so I let Kim know,
and I wanted her to help me with it to see what else she come up
with.
And she really came up with a great idea.
Congratulations, you have a baby.
WOMAN: Oh my god.
[crying]
This baby will do everything a real baby will do, except hold
a grudge when it gets older.
- Oh, Kim. - Make her stop.
WOMAN: This is the--
How do I make her stop?
How am I gonna learn a new routine with this in my life?
WOMAN: Squeeze the bottle.
Make sure she's drinking.
She's peeing on me.
It's gonna be a long week.
What makes you a girly girl?
I have a very good personality.
I'm down to earth.
I'm real.
I'm a multitasker.
[crying]
Addison, why does that baby keep crying?
I don't know.
Well, I didn't realize I have to changer her diaper in two days.
Ali the freeze model is going to freeze model for her talent.
What?
My platform in community service is about prevention
for teen pregnancy.
Nearly a million teenage girls a year get pregnant.
4 out of the 10 are under the age of 20.
Did she just say that 4 out of 10 teenagers
are under the age of 20?
ADDISON: My mom was a teen mom, and she went to college
while she was raising me.
And 14 years later, she's still going.
I was embarrassed.
It's risky to be frisky.
Thank you.
WOMAN: Thank you, Addison.
I think I did good today.
The judges loved my risky frisky speech,
and that's the biggest part of our score.
Addison, we are ready for you, contestant number one.
Remember, this is a real pageant.
Oh, sorry.
I want to tell you about this Miss Golden Rose
national pageant.
In the Miss Golden Rose pageant, talent
is the most important part of the competition,
because it makes up 90% of their score.
And the winner will receive $5,000.
If I win about $5,000, I could buy all the cowgirl boots
in the world.
Oh, hello.
Sorry, I was just stretching out for you.
How are you?
Oh my god.
ADDISON: Miss Kim's prize is Lance Bass.
Lance Bass!
I mean, Lance Bass.
It's Lance Bass.
Do you not know who you are?
Oh, I know who I am.
Do you know who you are?
Come on now. - I'm gonna cry.
Right now, I don't even know how I can breathe.
I am struggling for oxygen.
And hopefully maybe it takes someone
like me coming all the way from Hollywood to tell you
you're special.
You stand out.
I think I'm gonna have an asthma attack, Lance.
Oh my god.
I'm pretty sure Lance Bass just told me he's a fan of me.
Am I hearing things?
I am gonna try hard.
I'm gonna practice till my feet fall off.
Oh my god.
I can't believe this.
All right, darling. See you tomorrow.
- All right, see you, baby. - All right, bye, Lance.
ADDISON (VOICEOVER): When I'm out there dancing,
I'm trying remember everything that Lance taught
me-- personality and act like I'm
the best dancer in the world.
WOMAN: Let's hear it for Miss Addison.
That's my girl.
I could not be prouder.
WOMAN: I am ecstatic.
She killed it.
It made me a proud mom.