Any predictions on the overalls?
Abby didn't give us her predictions yet on who
she thought was going to win.
You know, honestly, it's like--
I can only do what she gives me, so I'm just going to make
it my best and hope that--
hope that I come out on top.
Because her words don't matter.
Abby's words don't matter and Abby's opinion doesn't matter?
Joanne and I run in a little bit of the same circles
because we're both from New Jersey.
But I don't think Joanne is a team player,
and I don't know if Gia is either.
Those words, to me, are disrespectful to Abby.
You said that you can only do what she gives you.
Does that mean you don't really like your dance?
I love my dance.
But yesterday I thought you said she was crying because you
didn't like the dance.
It's not that she doesn't like the dance.
It's just, you know, Gia doesn't do sassy jazz.
Like, if she does a jazz dance it's--
it has more strength to it.
It's not so pretty and sparkly.
That's all.
It just seems really fake.
All of it seems, like, really--
What's fake?
Because it just seems so contradictory.
Like, you say one thing and then you're saying
something completely different.
It's like, pointless to even speak.
Like, you love it, you hate it.
Five minutes later you love it.
It's cheesy five minutes later.
The truth is, it was hard and it's just an excuse--
Then you know what I think you should do?
Why don't you look up the definition of perfect?
You'll see me and my kid, OK?
Because we come from the professional world.
All that matters is Gia goes out there and slays it
and shuts you all up.
Joanne, I think you're a confident woman.
Thank you, Michelle.
I love that you speak from your heart.
I wouldn't say confident.
I would say cocky, and I think there's a difference.
I'm conflicted right now.
It feels like moms are piling on Joanne,
and Joanne's trying to stand up for her kid.
And sometimes kids don't use the right words.
This week the group dance is extremely important to Abby.
So if she finds out what GiaNina said,
Abby's going to be pissed.
Soloists, I know you're putting your final touches in,
but come on up here.
Hannah, you need to dance like it's the last time
you will ever dance.
Because it just might be.
GiaNina, you have a sassy jazz dance so this
should be easy-peasy for you.
Have the same style and the same sass
and the same attitude you had in the trio as the devil right
now.
So that's what we need to see again.
All right?
I love my dance, and I feel that also
fits my personality well.
And I love all the tricks and things that are in my dance.
OK, Joanne, seriously.
OK.
That's not what you've been saying all week.
Wow, and all morning.
What?
What are you talking about?
That's the exact opposite of the entire conversation
of the week and this morning.
You actually called her dance "cheesy jazz."
Yeah, she is not used--
Gia doesn't-- yeah, Gia--
right.
GiaNina, I don't appreciate some
13-year-old kid talking about my choreography or Gianna's.
I don't want a brat on my team.
I do not raise brats.
And Gia's not a brat, so.
She just said before she actually
doesn't care about Abby's opinion or her words.
That came out of her mouth.
I'm so frustrated that everything my daughter's saying
Ashley and Stacey are twisting.
They're feeding it to Abby.
It's ridiculous.
You're grown-ass women.
Shame on you.
You said, I don't care about Miss
Abby's opinions or her words.
Did I make that up?
Save your tears for the pillow, kid.
Wake up.
This is real life, and you are not going to talk about me
behind my back, or her.
We have raised winners.
Winner after winner after winner after winner.
And a child who dances for me with my name on your back
is going to talk that way about anything at this studio?
No.
No way.
All right, come on.
We gotta go.
I mean, did I want her to get in trouble?
No, but at the same time, like, I also
don't want the rest of the kids to think
they can say whatever they want and not
be held accountable for it.
I feel bad because she's a kid but, like, at the same time--
OK, girls--
[SOBBING]
Stop crying!
Stop it!
There are little kids that can't afford to take dance class.
There are children dying of cancer.
Do you understand that?
Is she really screaming in Gia's face?
I don't know whose face she's screaming at, but--
There are kids that don't have legs that can't even dance.
You should be grateful for these opportunities.
You should be grateful that you have a mom and dad that
can put you into these things and leave
work and come and deal with this every weekend.
There's kids that are in pain, kids
are being kept alive on a machine, and you're crying?
You have issues at home.
You need to fix them.
Come on.