NEVA: Hi.
Can I have a word you?
Today I decided I wanted to have a few words with Dianna.
You know, it's time for us to talk about a few
of those things that happened in the last competition,
so I approached her.
Because the last time we was in the same building,
things didn't go quite well.
I mean-- - For who?
For you or for me?
Well, I think there was a couple of things
that you did that really was mainly--
made my team very uncomfortable.
There were--
Like what?
Like when you talked about my eyebrows and then
you pulled your-- you looked like you
was pulling your pants down.
You know, those things just weren't really nice.
The Dancing Dolls-- if they're gonna
act real messy, pull their pants down, act like they're peeing--
we don't like that kind of behavior.
And so we didn't stay for that.
We left, because we didn't think it was appropriate.
DIANNA: See, you tried to throw shade.
You brought out garbage cans, you brought out
brooms, you brought out dogs--
That was fun stuff.
No.
It was fun for you.
Except the dogs wasn't for props and gimmicks and tricks,
'cause she is the gimmick queen.
I understand that.
So if you're going to make fun of me,
why can't I turn around and throw
that crap back in your face?
You just got mad 'cause I called you out on what you did.
And me pretending to pull down my pants
to poop on your whole little situation was funny to me.
NEVA: I just think we ought to let the girls just go out there
and battle, and not say things about each other.
You know what?
I'm grown.
I say what I want to say.
I do what I want to do.
I speak my mind.
That's very disrespectful.
DIANNA: That's how you feel.
I feel like what you did was disrespectful.
Neva says she got beef with me.
Well, guess what?
Grill up that beef and eat it.
Because as far as I'm concerned, I don't care how you feel.
Dancing Dolls don't back from nothing.
Dancing Dolls don't have to. - Oh, so they just don't--
Dancing Dolls just like their coach.
- That was my-- - You ran the last time.
No.
There was no running away involved in that.
DIANNA: Yeah, you did. - Let me tell you what happened.
You ran.
Oh, my god, we lost the competition.
NEVA: No. - Let me run away.
- No. - That's cool.
We got on that bus before the competition--
- You did. - --even came to fruition.
You did, because--
It was the way we got treated.
We don't have to stand for treatment--
DIANNA: Who was treating you-- see, that's the thing.
Mean Miss Thing.
Miss Thing, you're trying to be so grand.
Girl, calm the [bleep] down, for real.
NEVA: No. No, you need to calm down.
- It ain't even that serious. - I'm calm.
- You're hilarious. - No, you're--
You're a freaking joke.
I would never say anything like that about you.
DIANNA: You're a joke.
[music playing]
The Divas of Olive Branch hit the stage.
And the soloist, as soon as she starts dancing,
her energy level is really, really high.
But I notice she's doing some of the same tricks
over and over and over and over.
I'm like, OK.
All right.
So I can't wait to see what the meat of the routine
is going to actually look like.
[cheers and applause]
NEVA: I'm hearing the crowd going crazy.
They're just going crazy, like wow!
There she is.
Is she gonna dance?
Oh, my god!
She's gonna dance!
Please tell me she's not gonna dance.
Oh, my goodness.
DIANNA: Neva is stomping.
It's like the earth is shaking.
Dooh, dooh, dooh.
I'm like, oh, my god.
NEVA: The solo is really a solo.
I mean, she's the main focus for the solo.
We're just out there giving her support.
It didn't say it in the rules or anything.
As long as we had a solo person dancing,
everything should have been fine.
And I wanted to let people know that I
really am who I say I am.
There ain't no faking going on here.
I don't just go out and hire a bunch of people to teach dance.
I am a dancer myself, and I know how to break it down, baby.
I felt so good that I was out there with her.
And I was able to bring back all of those good moves
that I've had in my previous days when I was a majorette.
[cheers and applause]
Is that fair?
NEVA: Everybody was telling us, oh, my god, Miss Neva.
You did that.
They was like, you killed it.
[laughs]
[all yelling]
DIANNA: The Divas of Olive Branch's
solo-- you done let me down.
I expected so much more.
There's always an intro, there's a routine, and there's an exit.
But then again, the judges was sitting up
on the edge of their seats smiling,
so I don't know if they liked it.
Because most of the time, when I think something be a mess,
it be a mess for real.
But I'm not a judge.