[music playing]
JILL: I'm so glad that we left the ALDC.
Abby left their team.
Never in a million years would I have dreamed this would happen.
Hi, guys.
How are you?
Oh.
What a breath of fresh air.
We all decided to come to 3rd Street.
I really love the fact that Miranda's here for the team,
especially, because the group number is a tribute to Abby.
Our dance is called We Surrender.
[chuckling]
Yes, exactly, because we love her.
We're surrendering to her to get her to come back.
We are staying faithful to the ALDC family.
Abby has not abandoned us.
She needs a minute.
She needs to take a little time.
We've all been there.
So we're going to kind of dangle this piece out on social media.
We want people to remember that Abby Lee Miller is a legend.
We want to carry on Abby's name in a positive light.
It's a new dawn, new day, new life.
I brought in a new dance teacher.
Hello.
Cheryl Burke's our girl.
Cheryl Burke is here, and she is one of my favorite dancers
from Dancing with the Stars.
I'm just kind of starstruck right now.
So you guys are going to Fierce National Dance
Competition in Anaheim, California.
The group routine that we're doing
is a jazz routine called The Protest.
So Chloe, what are you protesting?
OK.
Anyone else?
All the people hiding behind their computer screens.
Yeah.
So then what do you think that I need from you, then?
How do you need to--
Right, intensity, and self-confidence.
OK.
This is exactly what our girls need right now.
HOLLY: All eyes will be on this team.
If there's ever a time to make a statement, it's right now.
I have never wanted our kids to win a group
dance so bad in my life.
I think their choreographer is good for TV entertainment,
but it's not like competition dance.
So I don't think that we're, like,
completely out of the running.
All right, let's go.
Come on, guys.
YOLANDA: Bye, girls.
Have the performance of your life.
Camryn, stay in character.
[music playing]
Camryn, there's no smiling in the middle of the routine.
She felt power from the protest and power
that she is overcoming whatever hate that this girl
has overcome in this last week.
And I'm trying not to get choked up.
She got called an ugly n word, and no little girl
should be called that.
And she is so strong for going through this crap.
So much respect, and you need to take it all out out
there right now, OK?
This is going to be your comeback.
All right, come on, girls.
Let's go.
All right, come on.
My heart is like.
ANNOUNCER: Welcome number 74.
This is a tribute to Abby Lee Miller titled We Surrender.
You said it.
[cheers and applause]
You're clapping for a tribute to Abby?
I'm being a good sport.
Let's go ladies.
Woo hoo!
[music playing]
(SINGING) You said you'd always be mine.
You're not in mine.
[cheers and applause]
It was beautiful.
Thank you, thank you.
So was that tribute they surrender to her?
They surrender, they don't want her?
Like what--
I really don't care.
Yeah, I don't.
OK, I love you guys. Don't suck.
Cool.
ANNOUNCER: This is number 73.
Welcome The Protest.
[cheers and applause]
[music playing]
(SINGING) Because in your mind, you're always home.
You're on your way never alone, because in your mind,
you're always home.
You're on your way, never alone, because in your mind,
you're always home.
Good job, girls!
[cheers and applause]
This group routine looked so much better than Abby's
rejects group number.
Let's just hope the judges saw the same thing.
For our top groups, starting with our fifth overall,
number 73, The Protest.
[applause]
Ah, I'm really sad.
I'm super sad.
ANNOUNCER: The second overall group of the day
goes to number 74, We Surrender.
[applause]
Let's go, ladies!
You know what?
All these other OG moms can suck it, because we beat them.