Right, give me two seconds.
Well, looky, looky looky.
Here comes Cookie.
My name ain't Cookie.
My name is Miss D, boo.
I'm a need them leggings out to practice, OK?
- Ah. - After all of this.
I think I'm a little bit smaller than you.
Are you?
- Yeah. - That's OK.
I'll fill them out.
OK.
I mean, you just did a little something something.
Miss Diana herself-- she was like a whole gallon of milk.
Them white legs, baby.
She had a little blouse on.
It was cute.
So you know me.
A diva meeting another diva--
I had to stop Ms. Boo Boo to let her know, whatever
Diana could do, I can do.
So you know we came to take those trophies, right?
We'll see.
We are.
I'll see you later Boo Boo.
Meow.
Bye, now.
I'm going to get those leggings at the end of the day.
Ladies and gentlemen--
[cheering]
--from Nashville, Tennessee, the Elite Stars of Nashville.
[music playing]
Get up in your face.
Hey, people say my name.
And an alarm's going off--
The Elite Stars of Nashville, creative dance--
I love the little kids.
Little kids are always cute.
They had their tutus on.
And I was like, OK, OK.
I know that's not it.
It can't be it.
Where's the rest of the frickin' team?
SONG: She got it, so she's in your party.
We're in your party.
Don't look at mama.
Me and them--
Are you serious?
Here come the mamas.
Then here come the older girls.
I'm like, [bleep].
What y'all got coming from the back, back there?
[music playing]
[cheering]
I'm a show y'all I can dance, too.
Whatever Diana could do, I can do.
Are you serious?
He has on these gold tight hip-hop
pants, this shimmery gold jacket,
and he really wasn't dancing.
He gets out there and starts dancing and everything.
Ugh!
Get it tight.
He gone!
[music playing]
They came out on some roller skates, some roller skates!
This team, they had roller skates.
They had parents out there.
They have everything.
Hell, I'm dancing to the music.
It was entertaining.
It was something different.
And they could possibly win.
[cheering, applause]
It was creative.
It was.
And that's the category.
And the category is--
Creative.
Yeah.
So if you going on creativity--
He got my vote, and I ain't even a judge.
Last but definitely not least, from Jackson, Mississippi,
the Dancing Dolls!
[cheering, applause]
All right!
This week's creative dance is very difficult
because having that many girls out there on the floor
is a big challenge.
And it's really important for them to be in sync
because if they're not, it's going to mess it up.
It's going to be terrible.
It's going to be a train wreck.
DJ, fire it up!
[MUSIC - WIZARDS OF OZ, "MILLION DOLLAR LIFE"]
We do it with a little bang on it, shine on it.
Got to say super fine on it.
Yeah.
If it says it's mine on it.
We do it with a little style on it, fly on it.
Yeah.
Instead of drive on it.
The girls are beautiful.
I hope that everything that we put into this competition, all
the work that we spent on the choreography, the issues
that we had with it at practice, don't show
up on the dance floor today.
I'm trusting the girls to get out there
and do what they need to do.
SONG: --have some fun.
We're doing what we love.
We're just like anyone.
Loving, fighting, laughing crying.
All right, Stars!
SONG: We don't need to justify our million dollar life.
Here come my star, my little shining star.
She got the little chair part.
She is out there working it.
SONG: --dollar life.
It's just a million dollar.
Woo!
It's been a long week, but at times like this,
this is when I sit back and realize,
yes, some of Diana's methods are working.
When those girls jumped over those
chairs, the judges were like, whoa,
they weren't expecting it.
That part was probably the turning
point of the entire routine.
SONG: We're doing what we love.
We're just like anyone.
It was just great.
Overall, I feel like the girls did an amazing job,
energy through the roof.
Personality was there.
The routine was just fun.
SONG: Million dollar life.
We don't need to justify.
But with these judges, you never
seem to know exactly what they're
thinking, what they're doing, what their expertise are.
You just never know.