- All right girls this is it.
This is the last week in LA for the time being.
Kendall, you had your experience at the video shoot.
I thought it was awesome.
You elevated yourself now to a level
with Maddie and Mackenzie.
So we have a lot of work to do today.
Our first solo is going to Kendall.
Yay!
We're going to keep that work ethic
going right through the week.
You will be doing a high energy jazz number
entitled "This Is Major."
It's sassy, it's hot, and it's fast.
I want to get on to the competition.
It's called Dance Kids USA.
And the competition is judged by kids.
This week, we have to really impress the judges,
because they're kids and kids can be cruel.
Kendall, you were right up here the day of your video.
Let's carry that right through into the competition this week.
This is resting on your shoulders, kiddo.
It's called "This Is Major."
Lead the band, be the major, and we'll see if you win.
[music playing]
Shoulders down!
Press them down. Come on.
Down, down, down, down.
Finish your movement.
No!
Step through and finish the turn.
One and two, three and four, five, six, seven, eight.
Eight.
Got it?
I get it.
Abby has high expectations.
She has a vested interest, more than ever now, in Kendall.
She's got to step it up a notch.
It's called "This Is Major."
Right now, you're not even minor.
And we've been on a winning streak.
You have to win.
[cheering]
This is our last week in LA.
I have told you and told you I've told you
100 times how important it is.
Kendall, you are a recording artist.
Your dancing is what put you on the map.
Now you're here.
You need to win.
Please welcome Kendall to the stage, with "This Is Major."
Kendall needs to go on stage and do
what she came here to do.
[music playing]
Kendall started off with a bang,
but somewhere in the middle, she falls apart.
Is Kendall K ready to take over the world,
or is it just Kendall, and she should go back to Pittsburgh?
I forgot bits and pieces of my choreography,
and Abby is expecting me to win today.
But I'm pretty sure I just blew it.
What's wrong?
Are you all right? - Yes!
I don't want to talk about it.
OK.
It's OK.
It's all right.
If you cry, you're doing 1,000 push ups.
I don't-- I can't even look at this.
She's not. She's not.
Because you're making her crazy.
No, I'm not.
All right. Settle down.
It's fine. You guys were great.
Everybody was great.
Suck it up.
I'm leaving.
I don't like to see a kid upset.
If she wants to be a pop star, hey, she's going to go on tour.
She's going to have to keep it together.
So Kendall needs to shrug it off and get
her head back in the game.
Starting with the junior solo category, fifth place,
goes to act number 28, "This Is Major."
Kendall's fifth.
Not good enough for Kendall, not good enough for me,
and really not good enough for Abby.
This may be the end of her favoritism.
Kendall, you can't show the tears.
You can't. You are an open book.
You're a little more like me than maybe I thought.
You let everybody see your emotion, and you can't do that.
I've had many favorites throughout the years,
but with that comes responsibility--
Absolutely.
--and comes pressure.