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- A-T-T-A-C-K defen-. Oh my God. I messed up.
Can I do that again? I'm sorry.
(upbeat music)
- [Narrator] We brought together seven cheerleaders.
- I am a cheerleader.
- [Narrator] One is a liar.
If the group discovers who the liar is,
they'll split a cash prize.
If the liar survives, they win the entire prize.
(cash register rings)
Who is the odd one out?
- Okay so names, what gym we were, and if we were base,
backspot, or flyer. - Yeah, yeah.
- My name's Meredith. I cheered for California Allstars
for five years and I was a base.
- I thought that Meredith wasn't a cheerleader because
of her long nails, just because you're always fisting,
So that tends to hurt your skin.
- Okay. My name's Aniya.
I cheered for about nine years, high school
and competitive and I recently modeled for varsity.
The Spirit Catalyst. - Oh Wow.
- Oh, that's awesome. - My name is Hung.
I'm in Cal State Fullerton Cheer.
I'm still currently there and I've been cheering
for three years and I'm a backspot, main, or side.
- Hi, I'm Diana.
I did the high school cheer and collegiate cheer.
And I was the base and the flyer.
- Okay. Hi, I'm Alexi. I did high school cheer.
I did one year in college because I had to move back.
I went back east and you know, California State University
credits don't count.
And so I did mostly tumbling, tumbling as a coach.
Under the pressure, I was like, oh my gosh.
I have to like get in there and say something,
but when it came time to me saying stuff,
I'm like, oh no, I'm losing words.
- Um, I'm Savannah.
I've done youth cheer, like my whole life.
And then I did one year of All Stars at SoCal Select.
And then I do high school cheer now.
I'm a flyer, by the way.
- My name's Ellie, I did high school cheer
and All Star cheer.
Okay. Quickly. Your favorite thing about cheer?
- The family aspect of it.
- Competing.
- I like looking cute and working hard.
- I like stunting.
- Mine was sportsmanship.
- I like looking cute as well.
(bell ringing) - Yeah.
(energetic music) (finger snapping)
- [Announcer] We have a tie.
The tie is between
Alexi and Diana.
Each of you is gonna get 20 seconds to prove
to the others that you are a cheerleader.
- Cause, do you guys want me to do something?
- Yes. - Go for it. Yes.
- So I'll do my, my cheer dance.
It's been a while, so it's like-.
- Okay.
(marching band music)
- Woo - Nice.
(clapping) - That was good.
- (bell ringing) - Alright.
- Is she a cheerleader or a dancer?
'Cause when she did that dance
it was not as sharp as a cheerleader.
(bell ringing) - Great.
So I did mostly tumbling cheer
at the Allstar Athletics Cheer Gym.
I was teaching the mini and the tiny,
so I'll just show you what I was gonna do.
- Okay.
(marching band music)
- Okay.
- Good.
(clapping) (bell ringing)
- Alexi pulled out the back tuck,
and I got a little thrown off
because I originally had voted for Alexi.
- Okay.
(finger snapping) (marching band music)
(buzzer sounding)
- Sorry.
- It was a little bit unfortunate.
Everyone was wearing their cheer shoes
or their cheer warmups
and I just came basically like very normal.
- [Announcer] This will be the cheer round.
- Oh. - Really?
- Can we stretch in the main.
- [Audience] Yes.
(calm music)
(whistle blowing)
- A-T-T-A-C-K defen--
Oh my God. I messed up.
Can I do that again?
(marching band music) (crowd cheering)
A-T-T-A-C-K. Defense. Attack.
Let's go.
(whistle blowing)
- Hung did really good.
His toe touch is really nice.
I loved his motions.
- I heard like the girl was like gasping,
'cause like my toe touch was super high.
- To the G to the O, yell go.
Go.
All right. Let's hear it.
Let's go. Pride.
(crowd cheering) (whistle blowing)
- Okay. I'm dancing because I'm a little like a cheer dance
'cause I'm a little too broken to do anything else,
but okay.
(upbeat dance music)
(whistle blowing)
- A-T-A-C-K the Scotts are back.
- A-T-K you're the leaders of the pack.
- A-T-A-C-K attack attack attack
- Go Grenada! Woo!
(crowd cheering)
(whistle blowing)
- Mine's a little more simple.
I'm just gonna do a field stretch.
Wait, can I do that again?
Hang on. Okay.
(calm music)
(whistle blowing)
- She just did the bow and arrow.
It was very quick and I think everyone else
was really trying to show their cheer skills
and did a chant or did their fight song.
(marching band music)
- G-O. Girl, go. Go.
That's right. Unite.
Here you'll fight, fight.
W-I-N. Here you'll win.
Win.
Together again.
Let's hear it.
Go, fight, win.
Let's go, Westview!
(whistle blowing)
(energetic music) (finger snapping)
- The cheer she did was kind of more
like dance-y than like sharp.
(buzzer sounding)
- You know? I was like, what I did sucked.
So I was like, that's fine.
- [Announcer] If you wanna continue playing
please raise your hand
in 3,
2,
1.
Okay. That is majority.
- Have you guys all competed?
- Yeah. - Yes.
- Okay. So like what competitions have you been at?
- I've been Sharp, Jamz and like NCA.
- Yeah, like NCA, USA.
- American Grand.
- American Grand, yeah.
- Aloha UC, a thing.
- Yeah.
- What's your favorite college cheer team
or like Allstar cheer team?
- Cali Coed,& for sure, a hundred percent.
- Dude, SnowEd, 'cause I used to be obsessed with them.
- Wait, what was that, what was the cheer movie about?
Or the, the show? - Oh. The show?
- Navarro? - Oh, Navarro.
- Gabi Butler. She was on the like the SnowEd cheerleaders.
Yeah I literally wanted to be her so badly
when I was younger and she like-.
- What's the worst like injury you ever had like to store?
- I went to physical therapy for years for my ankle.
- I had a severe concussion and I'm like-,
like a couple years ago I had to quit because of it like-.
- Oh my God.
- And like I passed out on the NCA stage.
- A girl did a basket and I was behind her,
the heels of her infinity shoes dug into my head.
- I felt that. - Are you okay?
- Mine was the nose.
Mine was her nail was so all like, scratched my nose.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I was like-.
- Oh at cheer, everyone always had a broken nose.
Everyone's nose is always crooked.
- You're two a flyer, right?
- Yeah.
- Can I see like your like Arabesque, Scorpio, and stuff?
- Arabesque. - I'm so not flexible anymore.
- No, you're good.
- Once I started Allstars-.
- Wait, do that again.
Why are you not pointing your toe?
- She's in Jordans. (laughing)
She's not gonna crease the Jordans.
- I did feel like everybody was kind of like,
more like shifted towards this way.
And I was kinda like the outlier.
So I was like, oh
I'm trying to inject myself into the conversation
without like seeming too like sus' or anything.
- Actually my parent doesn't know I'm in cheer.
- Really?
- Yeah. That's why I didn't have my cheer uniform
'cause I put it away so like I hid it away.
- You hid it?
- And like my dad threw it out. I was like,
where's that bag? And like he said, I throw it away.
I thought you don't use it. I'm like, oh my God.
There go $1,000, my uniform. - Oh.
- Cheer uniforms are so expensive, especially like Allstars.
- Yeah.
- Do you guys know like, what Bows of London are?
- Yeah. - Yes.
- We like added up like how much it would be
for like the whole team and it was like
thousands of dollars. Just for bows.
- Yeah. - That we wear like two days.
It's the most expensive sport.
- NCA and then like Summit. - Summit, yeah.
- I feel like people don't think cheer is a sport,
'cause they think like, we're just doing like
in the sidelines, you know?
- I don't want to get like controversial,
but I feel like high school cheer isn't as much
'cause you're not competing for anything.
- Yeah. Depends, depends on the level.
- Oh wait, there's like CIS.
- So like I competed in high school,
and like Arizona Cheer for high school,
when they compete, they're really good.
- I really don't think it's anybody here, so.
- I don't think it's anybody here, either.
We voted them all out, but. - Um.
- I didn't think it was either of them though either.
- I actually did. I did-. - Oh you did. Me too.
- I voted for the same person.
- Cause I was like doing like-.
- Process of elimination. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, I was like doing that.
I was like, one of them did some dance
that was kinda dance-y to me, that's why. I was like-.
- Yeah. - Yup.
- Yeah and like not as sharp. - Oh no wait, I don't know.
(bell ringing)
Guys, don't vote for me. It's not me.
(energetic music) (finger snapping)
- We went to another round, so I just kind of went
with the person I thought was the least convincing.
(buzzer sounding)
- Oh, sorry. - It wasn't, oh.
- [Announcer] If you want to continue playing,
please raise your hand
in 3,
2,
1.
- Cross your finger. Cross your finger.
- Yeah, I hope. Yeah.
- Oh wait, I'm like a little sus about you, girl.
I don't know why. - What?
- Who, which one? Which one? No. I trust her.
I trust her. - I believe you, but-.
- I trust her. I trust her.
- Still Aniya, I don't know why.
I just have like a suspicion.
- Maybe they're gonna think that like I'm just like kinda
throw on some sweats and kinda showed up.
- [Announcer] If the lights turn green
that means you have voted out the mole and you win.
If the light turns red that means the mole
is still in the box and you lose.
(suspenseful music)
(shouting and clapping) - Yay.
Yay.
- That sucks. - That was amazing.
- Sorry for accusing you.
- Oh, you're good. - A little sus.
- I'm like, wait a second.
- I feel like I've seen her ad before.
- I feel like, I know yeah, no.
You looked familiar walking in, I was like-.
- [Announcer] Will the mole please step forward
and reveal yourself in 3,
2,
1?
- I thought it was her.
- Yeah, I knew it.
- No, she threw me off with the toe touch tuck.
- Yeah.
- But it was kinda like dance-y. That's why, dance-y like.
- I did gymnastics.
- Oh. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I was like it's gonna be a gymnast.
- For me, cheer is very much about like teamwork
and sportsmanship and like working together.
- It definitely has taught me to be a very selfless person.
- It's a way of radiating your energy onto others.
- In the cheerleading world, seeing a guy in there
is kind of like, oh, are you actually a cheerleader?
So I have to like prove myself more.
That's why I have to do all this to like make me fit in.
(fast paced music)
Oh, that was sad.
(laughing) Should not be-.
(upbeat music)