- You.
And now go.
To save me.
Kalani is great at floor work.
She can slither around on the floor looking so feminine.
Her legs look good.
Her feet look good.
Kalani is just smooth.
I don't know if the new moms understand, like, the level
of how much Abby loves Kalani.
Like, I sat next to her one day and she
was watching Kalani's solo.
And she was like, don't you just want to be her?
I was just going to say, Abby wants to be Kalani.
She wants to be Kalani.
Kalani told me some things from last week
when she was trying on costumes for her, or something.
And she was like, ooh, that with, like, a pair of boots
and, like, leggings and-- yes!
And, like, Kalani was, like, doing that to me.
And I'm like, what?
Now she thinks she has a dancer that can beat Kalani.
And she's potentially, you know, putting
them up against each other to see who she would keep?
I don't know.
She always says that she makes a rivalry
to make one kid even better.
So she could be literally using that one
kid to make Kalani better.
JILL: Kalani needs redemption.
Because she lost two times, and now it's her time to win.
I just feel, if she chokes and doesn't win,
it might be a little bad.
[MUSIC - ANGELA PREDHOMME, "LET IT FALL"]
Do you do any crazy, like, leg touch
turns, and, like, that kind of jazz, or not really?
Yes?
Let me see.
(SINGING) A hopeless shade of blue.
ABBY: We need-- yeah-- something pretty.
They're still trying to figure out what she can and can't do.
Well, it's really good that she's taking the time with her.
Because that will help her in creating a solo.
JILL: Yeah, that's good.
That is good.
Now, what amazing leg thing can you do with the right?
[grumbles] It's going to be a challenge for Daviana to pick
up this choreography and then get out
there and perform just like she performed that other solo
that beat Kalani.
She had months to work on that one.
Let's see how she handles the pressure.
OK.
You guys are finished.
Go work.
But you need to talk about the story.
You need to feel the rain coming down on you.
You need to be sad.
You need to be emotional.
Because she's going to capture it with her face.
Like, all that stuff that we did on the floor for Kalani,
she's going to make it look easy.
You're not making it look easy.
This is going to be the showdown everyone's been waiting for.
Who's going to be number one?
I don't know.
It's a head game right now with these two.
Are we done?
No, not for now.
Yeah.
Abby is giving Daviana an ultimatum-- you win
or you go home.
That's what she said.
That's how much pressure she's putting on her.
So she's really upset.
Why are you upset?
Because her solo is obviously going to win.
FERNANDA: Don't you think it's all in your head?
DAVIANA: No.
If I'm seeing it, it's obviously not all in my head.
Davi, it's only the first 20 seconds.
DAVIANA: It doesn't matter!
The first 20 seconds of my solo last year were amazing!
Remember when you beat her already?
Was it so hard?
I can do everything that she does and more.
So if she had my solo, she wouldn't be able to do
seven turns into an aerial.
But I can do everything that she does, and my solo is easier!
It's set up to lose!
She's very competitive.
She gets it from her brothers.
She wants to win.
I have to help Daviana any way I can.
Tomorrow, I'll talk to Abby.
I'll handle her tomorrow.
Let's go.
Hi, Miss Abby.
Hey. What's up?
Hi.
Daviana wants to talk to you about yesterday.
I think you're nuts.
She's rolling around on the floor.
You did-- what-- four turns into a side aerial?
You can't do that.
I mean, I don't need to explain myself to a 14-year-old.
This is ridiculous.
I'll be damned.
Nobody is telling me what to do anymore.
Why would I go out on a limb and try to make
her dance better than yours?
Kalani walked out on me.
You have the upper hand.
You have to sit in front of the mirror
and you need to sell this number.
I already feel like she's winning.
Why?
(SOBBING) I just felt that way because her choreography
just runs smoother.
And the stuff that you give her, I
feel like it fits her better than the stuff
that you're giving me.
Well, we don't know you that well.
I've been working with her for five years.
If you could take all of this emotion that you have right now
and put it into the dance, you're gonna win.
Does that make sense now?
Is it better?
And now you should be worried if saying something
offended us.
Let's go.
ABBY: I think the kid has a lot of talent.
But she can't let them see her sweat.
Daviana, shades of blue, not shades of boohoo.