Definitely 😂😂

you prolly dont give a damn but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.

THIS Definitely will make me go DEAF 🧏‍♀️

@@hudsonvivaan9149 Did you try resetting it? Or make a new one?

@@hudsonvivaan9149 🤣🤣🤣 did you figure it out?

Laundry?

@@Nuggsbunnyy I thought that lol

kaitlyn spiva To make it worse it was that same girl that said she had no idea on what the Me Too movement was

I mean not really seeing as some of them don’t even know simple answers

Its a word that is fitting, but it doesn't make Judy look good haha

its not uncalled for, they're required to know facts about Dallas cowboys, they all know they're supposed to know these things

@@ranelgallardo7031 I was surprised at that, I mean, it's shoved down our throats at every opportunity lol

Allie Ruggles she defended it, she was oblivious as to why it was even wrong.

I heard she’s not with us no more

maybe she should of studied DC history like the rest of the girls

@@ranelgallardo7031 omg you made it sound like she died ! i think she danced for the mavericks maybe dcc was not for her i really liked her tho

@@smoothiegreenburg6065 Shes alive?

That's true actually. Maybe they rush a lot

lol true its giving us a bad reputation but its prob just an excuse they always get "warnings" never tickets. although thats common if your good looking so they buy it :) this was always my go to excuse for why I was late except not an accident that you cant fake. but getting pulled over is always a good one or my keys were in the frontdoor and i couldnt find them but dont use that unless you want someone to think you are dumb as shit its a last resort but im late a lot 💁🏼‍♀️

Very true

I live in Dallas and it’s not the best place to drive especially the areas where they practice. Most of it is probably not their fault.

Unfortunately, there’s a lot of panic going to practice and appointments so yes, plus Kathy in particular can really put a lot of stress as you can see towards the end of the clip. It’s just a stressful time in a busy city :-(

It was still a stupid thing for her to say. Her only reason for being there is for her resume. A lot of these women are dance teachers or own dance studios.

Nah, what Julia said was stupid and shows that she was only there for herself and not to be a team player (a few other things she said made her sound like she not team player) honestly I don’t think she would have been a good teammate.

But you don't just say "I am using this to build my resume" you list the skills you'll gain from being part of the team and sell the team you're supposed to represent in the process. "I'm interested in pursuing my broadcast career, and being a part of DCC will teach me how to work really well in a team (let's face it, the greatest team ever), how to think on my feet, how to interact with all sorts of people, how to be the best version of me I can possibly be, and I know those will help me in whatever path I end up taking." Not "I really just want to use it for my resume" then put down another workplace 🤦‍♀️

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I mean it wasn't a bad reason, she could've said it differently instead of saying what she said.

Grace Smith no idea. This exchange just stood out to me.

Grace Smith He had cancer and died in 2000.

That was painful to watch

I'm a new England fan and I knew THAT! #BIGOOF

I don't know NFL so hadn't heard of Tom Landry and certainly didn't guess that he'd died. But just from Judy & Kelli's reactions it was obviously common knowledge to anyone who does know NFL that he was no longer coaching, and that it was due to something serious like an illness.

LOL... she embarrassed herself. she got cut for this, too... which was fitting.

They know what they're getting into and they go in with eyes wide open.

you dont make any sense

There are people out there who have full or part time jobs, raising a family, and attend college on line or in person who survive. The Cowboys are the main draw to the game, not the cheerleaders. Without the Cowboys, there would be no DCCs. People seem to think if they pay the girls better, all the problems behind the scenes will go away. Wrong...There is still bullying, health issues, and the toxic environment going on that no amount of money will never get rid of it.

@@nancyleddige6997 I mean these girls shouldn't be paid $12 an hour (with I think $400 gameday) and pay for their hair, nails, makeup, extra dance training, and tanning. They have to work a full time job and should be paid as such. I don't think the Cowboys should pay these girls $200,000 but I think $50,000 is reasonable.

Amen!!!! Your so right

Marisa Irish You gotta train them for media. Media isn’t one on one, it’s you and the people that will consume the media.

At the end of the day, the girls represent the team on and off the pitch and if they are required to interact with the media, they need to know their stuff. Some of these stupid girls have done zero prep and frankly don’t deserve the job as a result.

Pat Exactly.

Ranel Gallardo “ DEFINITELY “

Mary Lynn Neill To make this worse she’s from Plano, a suburb of Dallas. She should’ve seen or at least been exposed to the Cowboys stuff and information around town. I’d understand if she was from Quebec or Vermont. But no.

​@@ranelgallardo7031omg 😭😂

We need to find words.

@@Sanne_SanneDefinitely!

Davina Naylor couldn’t agree more

But those questions could potentially appear in an interview, imagine if they asked something similar about and they gave wrong answers. I mean, at least the staff and history of the team are essential for the squad to know by heart.

@@TamiresCaron but it's the way the put it to them they were embarrassed that does nothing good to their mental health

Well one of the biggest purposes for NFL cheerleaders is trying to market the team to fans. The media will ask them questions about the team, how they’re doing. Not only that fans will go up to them during appearances and they’ll talk about the team’s performances and their history. If they answer wrongly, it’s gonna be comedy and marketing dept of the NFL team won’t be laughing. In a nutshell you gotta know what you’re selling or marketing.

Yeah I get it but, those interviews won't happen in their comfort zone or away from an audience. This is great practice and like she said, this may be the deciding factor if the can't choose...and these can actually build character and self confidence because you won't know what to change or improve if you have everyone catering to your *_mental health_*

Anyone would be lucky if they had a dollar for every time a dcc candidate says that

You should know at least the head coach, the coordinators, the star players, and even players on opposing teams-at least who they are; I doubt everyone could name the entire active roster!

I also think they players need to learn about parental alienation by women and mothers and paternal suicides......after all, that's a big issue that's not being addressed whereas the me too crap is forced down everyone's throat.

The cowboys aren’t cheering for the cheerleaders..... 🤦‍♀️. The reason the cheerleaders are there is because of the football team...sooo um ya makes sense they should know facts and history of it. You act like this was forced on them, each lady chose to be apart of the team and they know exactly what’s expected of them. There’s nothing wrong with what Kelli or Judy are doing (outside of the minimal pay the girls get).

no, cause this is the National FOOTBALL League.... no one cares about the cheerleaders.... several NFL teams don't even have them. Apples and Oranges comparison.

Players should atleast know the teams history? I feel like alot of football players get away with alot. But cheerleading is a temporary career for these girls and they arent supposed to interact with the players so knowing their names is useless really.

MrAli171 Really? Cause I’ve met a few former NFL cheerleaders. They got their new careers via the NFL cheerleading stuff on their cv.

@@ranelgallardo7031 what were the careers?

@@breekwhal Nurses, teachers, lawyers, engineers,

By the time they are through, they are well rounded. Discipline, etiquette, poise, speech, current events, class, hair, make up, nails, clothes, shoes and appears flawless. These are things employers are looking for. .

They don't just dance on the sidelines. To get through training camp they have to be a hard worker, disciplined, able to hear criticism and correct mistakes and get better. In order to be a DCC they have to be up to date on current events and politics. They have to be able to articulate a good answer, possibly on live TV. It's more than just dancing and I think it would be a very impressive thing to be able to put that on a resume

Definitely.

No, these questions are completely appropriate when trying out for the DCC . These ladies have to be able to answer questions pertaining to the cowboys . If they can't answer or give the wrong answer, they make the organization look bad .

Wendy Burke Not only that, there’s a stereotype that these women are “bimbos” (all beauty with no brain). Them answering wrong stuff about their own organization will fuel that stereotype.

Heck, when I was in high school and knew most of the cheerleaders the thing they said the most was that they had to have knowledge of the game they were cheering in-rules, how to play, players, coaches, etc., as a mandatory item-and this was in the late 1970’s!

Yes! I wouldnt even audition if i didnt know all the facts about the cowboys.

*definitely

Hi Mia!! Not to be rude but the girls on the team how to follow extremely strict and misogynistic rules not only that but they get paid barely minimum-wage. I send love your way♥️❤️♥️❤️

Caitalin Campbell It’s okayyy I didn’t want to move to Dallas anyways 😭😭

😂lol

Wow, you've had it forced down your throat from a young age then.....

@@__eganista6372 no my parents and the adults around me educated me from a young age

Never heard of it and I’m 68

@@wendylindberg Good on you. I ignore it for the most part. Its a movement founded by elite supremacists of feminism aka misandrists!

@lady Fervor ya educated you got a problem with that

cutiemel91 As a dude I feel sorry for whoever their husband, fiancé, boyfriend are

Agreed. Any job you want, you have to do your homework and get up to speed with the company and the top management. I guess these bright sparks didn’t get the memo 👎

Charles : it might mean the best fails as well as best moments

Emma Blackburn they should change definitely change their title then to "Best of the best and best of the worst" 😗

Charles : yeah it might get the point across more if they did that

Well Julia will never have a job now. Too bad.

So just because we're women we should automatically know what the me too movement is? Besides the movement is losing its wind due to the Amber Heard fiasco. Making a lying husband abuser a spoke person for your movement kind of belittles the actual purpose behind the movement. And should it just be for women? I mean Brendan Fraser was sexually harassed by a dude. And where exactly do we draw the line considering now the idea of consent has become subjective? I mean you have colleges telling female students that they can take back consent if they regret it even if the act was initially consensual. Isn't that unfair? Isn't that a lie? The me too movement started out as a positive outreach but due to people taking it a little too far the movement has lost its steam and is slowly losing its meaning. So maybe knowing exactly what the movement is isn't too necessary anymore. And some people don't follow politics or social media that much because it can be quite toxic. It doesn't make them stupid if they'd rather just avoid the toxicity.

@@TheKatiebugsTTV the movement was a distraction to cover up the serious issues of Hollywood, pedophilia

They make 400$ a game now

​@@Angelaaa1015that's a lie

Meredith wanted to be on the team but Julia was just there for the resume

I don’t think she meant it that way the answer came out wrong bc she was under pressure

@@123xoxHellokitty why didn't she come back again like Meredith did when she was cut the first time

They do tell them to study, they’re literally tested on their football knowledge at tryouts. It’s the candidates responsibility to keep studying.

Zia people confessing they have been sexually harassed

@@victoriahamilton7082 Ok, thank you for explaining. 😃

FoxyStealth Well it doesn’t help that it’s hard to get a job in broadcasting nowadays, having a job like an NFL cheerleader where you’re under the spotlight and exposed to so many people could help be a leg up. However she was brutally honest and that killed her chances

Broadcast journalism pays next to nothing as well.

But to say in an interview she’s only there to put this on her resume is stupid

To blatantly say they the only reason she wants to be a DCC is to build a resume is stupid. She’s there for herself, not to be a part of a team. And she had already said some stuff that made is seem like she’s not a good teammate.

Definitely

They want them to sound a little more intelligent

That’s not even true. They make 400$ a game

Joe Momma No.

Random Thought Um no. Not for the kind of job she’s going for. NFL cheerleaders were getting a lot of scrutiny from the Me Too Movement, and they gotta defend their line of work to certain people who think it’s degrading to women.