Step Up 2 The Streets Page #4
They lost an amazing dancer.
You should just start your own crew.
No, you can't just start your own crew.
- Why not?
- Because you can't.
- Besides, who would be in it? Me and...
- Me.
- Us.
- OK. We'll just start our own crew.
What else you gonna do?
Nobody here is gonna step out
of their perfect world.
Not the Sophie Donovans, but
there's a lot going on under the radar.
Really?
There's this guy we call Hair.
He's this half hippy,
half rhythmic rebel
and he makes the sickest beats.
Teachers don't know
what to do with him.
Can't put him in a class, gets bored,
makes up his own steps.
There's Kido. She's this
foreign exchange student
obsessed with old-school
American hip hop.
And, trust me, she doesn't need
English to speak our language.
Fly's the quiet one,
but not when the music's on.
She's too tall to partner, but when
you're that good, who needs a partner?
Which brings us to Monster,
our resident stunt double.
He flips, he slides, he falls.
Whatever you need to make
an action sequence work onstage.
But he never gets the spotlight.
Most know my boy, Cable,
as the video yearbook editor.
But little do they know,
he's one of the best freestyle dancers
I've seen in my life.
And, finally, Smiles.
Nicest guy you'll ever meet.
Dopest dancer on the dance floor.
Unfortunately, MSA only sees
what it wants to see.
- Don't forget Moose.
- Moose?
- Yeah, trust me on this one.
- Come on.
But what makes you
think they'll do it?
They all have nothing to lose.
No!
You guys, listen up. Check it out.
Now, I know each and every one
of you knows what it's like
to be forced to conform
and become an MSA robot, right?
Yeah, they wanted me to cut my hair.
Yeah, and fix my teeth.
- I like your teeth.
- Thank you.
I like your accent.
What kind of accent?
The accent you have.
You have an accent.
- I have no accent.
- It's really strong.
That's my point.
I know that each one of you guys
has an amazing talent
that this school doesn't know
what to do with.
I think it's time we do
something with that talent.
- Like what?
- Like form a crew
and compete at The Streets.
- No, no!
- I heard it's dangerous.
Forget about what you heard.
The Streets is about the best dance
crew showing off what they got.
- We don't stand a chance.
- What are you talking about?
I've seen you do stunts
in the school play.
There's a reason
they call you Monster.
Like this?
- That was hot.
- That's crazy.
Kido, you went crazy at the showcase
after-party last year.
Oh, that was fun.
Hey, hey, hey, hey hey, hey.
- Get it, Kido.
- She won't... She won't stop.
She won't stop, she won't.
You need to stop.
- So when is it?
- That's the thing.
Nobody knows when or where
until a text message of the night of.
So we have got to be ready.
Sounds good. Director Collins'd
never let us rehearse here.
- No way.
- Who said Director Collins has to know?
- Wow.
- He's got the keys.
Borrowed and copied.
MSA after hours. I like it.
Yeah! Oh, man, we did good.
What do you say we go
and check out our competition?
All right,
let's get it started right now!
Whoo! Oh, man! Put your hands up.
Put your hands up. I see you, baby!
Want your mama again?
Hey, yo, Leesh.
Leesh, look, look, look, look.
- Andie's here.
- Where?
Right there.
She shouldn't be.
Yo, what you doing here, man?
Oh, please don't tell me
that's your new crew.
- No.
- Yeah, we're her crew.
Getting ready to battle at The Streets.
What street, Sesame Street?
- What do you know about The Streets?
- Why don't you back off?
We're just here
This is how you've been wasting
your time, with these losers?
Why don't you do your thing?
We're gonna do ours.
You got a thing that you do?
Why don't you show us now, homeboy?
- All right, let's go.
- Yeah, let's go.
Hey, yo, DJ Sand!
Drop that beat, homey.
Looks like we've got new fish in town.
See what they talking about.
Now, you come into my house,
you recognize what's going on.
Don't step in that circle
if you ain't got it.
When do we start?
Five. Start on five when I start.
The music's playing already.
Dance to the music.
That's not how we do it here.
This ain't High School Musical.
That's how you dance?
Your mama taught you that?
We don't dance like that.
That's what you learned
at your special school?
Boo! Quit it!
That's atrocious.
That's it. No more.
No more.
What in the hell was that?
That's how you dance?
I'll tell you what.
We gonna show you
how we really get down.
Y'all pick up a keychain
on the way out.
Tell your mama not to be late
picking you up from work.
You guys are garbage!
Lets get it. Four-one-oh,
can we get it started?
Let's get it started. Here we go.
Four-one-oh, forget them.
Let's get it.
That's what I'm talking about.
See how they entertaining?
That's how we do it.
You can't learn that in school!
Let's just...
Let's just regroup tomorrow.
Come on.
Guys, come on.
This is one performance.
Guys, come on.
This is one performance.
You can't let it get you down.
We didn't work
this hard to just give up.
Shouldn't have
went there in the first place.
We looked like idiots.
Chase, the choreography
wasn't right for this.
No, it wasn't.
I'm telling you.
- Hey.
- It's cool. I know her.
What are you doing here?
Things got out of hand last night.
Yeah. Thanks for your support.
Look, I'm sorry.
What they did to you was wrong.
- But you should know that I quit.
- What?
Yeah. They're on such
a power trip. I refuse.
I thought we were supposed
to be about family.
And it just wasn't
the same without you.
But, look, I miss you.
I haven't seen you in that long.
My family's having
a barbeque this Saturday.
Why don't you come through?
- So that's why you came by?
- Yeah.
trip if she knows you're here.
Felicia should be the last
I swear, we're really not that bad.
Really. Come on.
Hey, you guys,
this is my girl, Missy.
She's here to, uh... help us out.
Help us out?
We bombed last night.
Our respect
went out the window.
Sure did.
Hold up, hold up, hold up.
What are y'all talking about,
respect went out the window?
Like respect is going?
You can always get it back.
What are you all thinking
for The Prank?
What's The Prank?
Yo, D, you ain't tell them
about The Prank?
The Prank is what the crews do to show
they're competing for The Streets.
It's a public declaration
saying that you're bringing it.
The crazier it is, the better.
and post it online.
Then it spreads like wildfire.
And if you guys hit it like I know
you can, y'all get your respect back.
I got an idea.
Watch this, watch this! Oh-ho!
Been runnin' that ball
on him all day, son.
That's what I'm talkin' about.
- Yo, man.
- Yo!
Why's my crib smell like Funyuns,
broccoli and ball sweat?
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