Ladies and gentlemen, we have a tie,
and we're going to have a coach's battle.
Now we're tied.
The judges decide they want to see
the coaches battle each other in order to break the tie.
I know this is a street battle, and there are no rules.
I get that.
But this part of it, why are the adults getting involved?
Well, I have a knee injury.
I'll have to figure out a backup plan.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have from Compton, California,
Coach Kehli Berry, and from Jackson,
Mississippi, Coach Kayla!
The judges want a coaches battle,
and they didn't say you had me the head coach,
but a coaches battle, and I am a coach.
Compton [inaudible] first then, ladies and gentlemen!
Coach D, come on.
Battle.
Don't make me battle against Kayla.
She's not my age.
Kayla.
[cheering]
It doesn't matter.
Kayla is a coach.
Kayla knows the dance, and Kayla's going to dance.
Coach Kehli's like, ooh, ooh, ooh!
She's about to have a fit.
She got it, she got it!
She need help. She need help.
It's not about not wanting to.
[cheering]
[bleeping] for real!
Let's see if your dance steps can be put up
where your mouth is, because your mouth is
moving like Godzilla.
Ladies and gentlemen, let's get it.
Let's go!
[music playing]
As I'm looking at Coach Kehli perform,
and I'm saying to myself, oh, Kayla, make sure you stretch,
baby.
Make sure you stretch it because, baby, Coach Kehli
is serving out here.
[music playing]
[cheering]
When I watch Kehli and she's all over the floor crazy,
I'm like, damn, this an old ass lady, but she got some energy.
And I'm like, uh, I don't know if Kayla can do that.
[music playing]
[cheering]
I didn't know how Kayla was going to match up to that
because that's not what we do.
But the moment that Coach Kehli started
dancing and trying to whip her hair like Kayla,
I was like, oh, sister.
My dear sweet sister, you just messed up.
Don't ever mock or make fun of Kayla.
[music playing]
[cheering]
(SINGING) Boom da boom.
That's right.
Boom da boom.
That's right.
Boom da boom.
That's right.
Boom chicka lacka chicka lacka to the boom.
That's right.
Boom chicka lacka to the boom.
That's right.
[inaudible]
Kayla just took a bag of dog poo, set it on fire,
and threw it over the line onto Diva's of Compton's side.
[chanting]
I honestly don't know who was going to win.
She just got done.
I just got done.
The crowd cheering for both of us.
I know if I lose, we've got a problem.
At this time, I will turn to the judges
for the victor in our coaches battle in three, two, one.
Diva's of Compton.
[cheering]
Dancing Dolls.
[cheering]
Dancing Dolls.
The Dolls are victorious in today's competition.
Make some noise.
Ladies and gentlemen, that's a wrap.
Coach D, I called you out.
In a street battle, once I call you out and you say,
no, game over.
So in actuality, you lost, boo.
But guess what, the Divas of Compton will return.
This will not be the last time you see us.
[chanting]