I'm getting a bit of a hard time from my niece, Eva.
I have two nieces.
I have Eva and Perry.
And Eva is 10 years old.
And she makes fun of me when I do the whoa, the dance.
And she's like you're not doing it right.
You're doing it wrong.
And I'm like you have lice.
And so--
[LAUGHTER]
She doesn't.
But she may one day.
And I always thought I was the cool aunt.
So I'm kind of confused.
I spoil Eva and Perry.
I let them stay up late.
One time I disguised them as a very tall man in a trench coat
so that we could get in to see Hustlers.
And by the way, they're very upset about Jennifer Lopez
getting snubbed, not getting an Oscar
nomination because anyway--
During rehearsal a couple of days,
Andy tried to do the whoa.
And he's average at most things.
But he's below average at this.
What is your name?
The rho.
Let's do it.
Do it again.
Is that it?
Yes.
No.
Not even--
Do it again.
And it's called the whoa.
Whoa.
It's a shoulder thing, I understand
What's this?
What is that?
I was doing you.
No, do the rho.
It's the whoa.
The whoa.
Do the dab.
It's something-- one off.
Oh, yeah, yeah, it's--
I-- I-- know.
[LAUGHTER]
Can you do a whoa into a dab?
A what?
A whoa into the dab?
Yeah.
[LAUGHTER]
That wasn't really a whoa.
That was a wuh-oh.
That was-- you know you're the whoa wrong, when you end up
on the ground.
That is-- it's something that not everybody can do.
So we're going to play a game right now called Whoa or No.
Whoa or no.
All right, Andy Zenor is going to choose
someone of his own desire.
I have nothing to do with this.
You pick someone.
And tWitch and I are going to see if we
think they can do whoa or no.
I don't feel good about this one already.
Nope.
She didn't even stand up yet.
Nope.
Just by the lack of confidence in her.
Hi, what's your name?
Kim.
Hi, Kim.
How are you?
I'm good.
OK, so well, you just saw us do it.
And you saw Andy do it wrong.
So do you want to give it a shot?
I'm going to say, tWitch, how you feeling?
I'm going to say no.
Yeah.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah, no, I don't think--
I'm with you.
You know what?
You may surprise us because maybe you're acting like this.
And then you're going to be all whoa, you know?
Let's see it Kim.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[APPLAUSE]
Stand up again, Kim.
I should have asked more questions about you.
Man, that was impressive.
That was-- yeah.
There was not just the whoa.
There was a bunch of--
There was a little bit of floss in there.
It was nice, yeah.
Wows before the whoa.
Wow.
That's really impressive.
All right, so you can do the whoa.
Do you think she--
Today's my birthday.
Yeah, she--
Oh, happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday.
52.
Happy birthday.
Well, you're doing 52 proud.
You look fantastic.
All right, have a seat.
And let's-- we weren't good at that, tWitch.
Wow.
That was, man, yeah.
She--
That was a surprise.
That really threw me off.
That was--
All right, OK.
Well, I was just watching her dance before the show with you.
And I can tell she dances.
What's your name?
Tonia.
Hi, Tonia.
Hi.
I'm Ellen.
[LAUGHTER]
I'm going to say I think Tonia can do the whoa.
I think Tonia, yeah, we were grooving earlier.
I feel like she might have a little something.
I think she can do it.
Yeah.
Tonia, let's see it.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Ah, I see what happens.
You got to give it a little more.
I see what's happening.
You know, I think you--
I believe you just invented a new dance.
I think, it was like she was tying a knot.
Yeah, it was like she did this hybrid
of the Cabbage Patch, whoa.
So I didn't know when your whoa actually
started because you were--
it was kind of--
It was a long lead wind-up to the whoa.
--to the whoa, yeah.
All right, I think no.
OK.
That's not to say you're not a great dancer.
Cabbage patch is mean, though.
Cabbage Patch is mean.
Yeah.
A mean cabbage patch.
I'm not saying you're not a great dancer, Tonia.
You're a great dancer, OK.
Just not with the whoa.
I think the whoa is-- there was too much of it.
I think cut back on some of the whoa.
Too much whoa.
All right, one more?
Yes.
All right.
Hi, what's your name?
Jerin.
Jerin, Hi, Jerin.
I think she can do the whoa.
I don't know what to think anymore.
I'm a little skeptical.
But I'm going to say yeah.
I'm going to say yeah.
Let's see you do the whoa.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Wait a minute.
Actually, I change--
OK, OK, I mean--
[APPLAUSE]
That, what's happening right there is polite applause.
I think that was not exactly the whoa.
It was whoa-ish.
It was--
Better than Andy?
Yeah, yeah.
Anything's better than Andy, yes.
Yeah, yeah.
That was-- show us what you thought it was.
Do it again?
OK.
That would be called the plunger.
That felt like you were coming up with a plunger.
Or yeah--
Which might be a new dance, the plunger, and the tie
in the knot with Tonia.