[music playing]
WOMAN (SINGING): Let me see you shake it, shake it.
I want to see you move your body.
KAYLA: It's the end of the battle
and things are pretty heated right now.
Because I saw the captain.
She was, like, cussing about my coach and my teammates,
the squad, how we're dancing.
It is hard to, like, just take it.
That's disrespectful. [music playing]
WOMAN (SINGING): Let me see you shake it, shake it.
I want to see you move your body.
DIANNA: In dance battles, there's no talking.
Having a conversation and saying something to the other team
while the other team is dancing, it's an unwritten rule
that that is a sign of poor sportsmanship and lack
of respect.
[crowd cheering]
Y'all shouldn't do all that talking.
Y'all shouldn't do all that talking because that's real
unsportsmanlike.
All of this right here, unnecessary.
Kayla says, Ms. Dianna, she's calling us the B word,
so I get pissed off.
My girls don't have to be talking at all.
But they are.
As long as they don't talk, you don't talk.
Why is it that she always got to get involved?
Just let the girls play it out.
Because mine ain't saying nothing.
They're talking to us.
Let the girls go back and forth.
Why does she have to defend her girls?
If they're so tough and so bad, why
don't they defend themselves?
No, they're not.
They haven't said a word.
Oh.
By the look on Ms. Dianna's face,
there's obviously some beef somewhere on this stage,
and I want to know what's going on.
They ain't said two words.
They ain't said nothing.
I'm sitting right here watching.
NEVA: She kept trying to egg them on.
I don't know if it was to throw us off our game
or she was trying to intimidate us,
but that don't work for the Divas.
We don't get intimidated.
It just makes me lose respect for her.
Oh, my god.
If this is supposed to be a respectful battle,
then explain to me why you're not addressing it immediately.
I'm standing here listening.
Come here.
She ain't got nothing.
We ain't saying nothing.
You come here.
I'll talk to you too.
They ain't said nothing.
I'm sitting right here watching and listening.
I'm sitting here listening.
The last dance when they were dancing,
I was standing behind the girls and I could see the Divas.
But they were like, you tired.
Y'all tired.
That ain't nothing, what y'all are doing.
So what? You ain't nobody.
You ain't nothing. That's all they kept saying.
I'm like, what is that?
NEVA: This ain't about that [bleep]..
We came to dance, and we did that.
Her girls started to talk to the Divas first.
When the Divas get challenged, they're going to respond.
TINA: Everybody now is trying to figure
out, OK, what's going on?
Now, I'm back into pressure mode.
I'm back with the [imitating heart beating]..
[crowd yelling]
Be cool.
Take them back to the seats.
We're going back.
Us as coaches, we ought to stand by on the sideline
and root our girls on.
And I don't think it's any coach's
place after they hit that floor for us to get involved.
[crowd yelling]
DD4L.
DIANNA: I want to know what the problem is because I don't want
my team disrespecting anybody.
But what does Neva do?
Oh, Divas don't do that.
It's OK.
Heffer, it ain't OK.
OK, now, you got the captain of this team and the two girls
standing behind her calling my girls
bitches while they're up here dancing.
That's unsportsmanlike, and I take issue with that.
She ain't got nothing.
We ain't saying nothing.
Don't nobody say nothing.
I don't have to take that from her.
It's just too much for a person to be so competitive
that they're willing to do anything
to try to make it look like they're
the bigger and the badder team.
No trophy we'll need if we've got to put up with that type
of behavior to get it.
Now, let's go home.
Let me get my sign.
[bleep]
And I will definitely go and talk to the judges right now.
We've got a heart.
It really don't matter at this point if we won or not.
I don't even care anymore.
You know, this is some [bleep].
She say one more damn thing, my foot
going to be in her [bleep] face because I
don't play no [bleep] game.
She made the first damn crack about my eyebrows, which
shouldn't have never been said.
You don't have to treat people like that.
OK, I've got feelings, too.
But then when the girls go out there
and they bickering back and forth,
let's me woman enough to talk about it.
Hell, cheer for your team.
That's fine.
Do that.
They talking smack, cussing, all of that.
I don't do all that talking and carrying on.
I don't have time for that.
It's a matter of respect.
If you don't respect me, I'm damn
sure not going to respect you.
That's just me.
I'm not kissing nobody's butt, especially Neva's big ass.
The judges have done an awesome job.
Y'all make some noise for the judges.
NEVA: When people do what she just did,
it's because they got their ass beat.
My girls were killing her girls.
It's the reason why she jumped in like that.
ANNOUNCER: All right.
We've got three trophies over here.
It's time for the awards ceremony,
and I hear a lot of ruckus in the hall
and I notice that the Divas of Olive Branch
are packing up shop and leaving.
Why are they leaving?
Competition is over, yes, but we haven't received awards.
Neva leaving the competition, it really says a lot about her
as a director and her as a coach.
Whenever something doesn't go your way,
you don't just walk away.
You figure out a way to find the common ground, find a solution,
find a compromise, fix it, and move on.
That's also called being an adult.