World of Dance season 4

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World of Dance
Season 4
Hosted by Scott Evans
Judges
WinnerMDC 3
Runner-upJefferson y Adrianita
Release
Original network NBC
Original releaseMay 26 (2020-05-26) –
August 12, 2020 (2020-08-12)
Season chronology
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Season 3


The fourth season of the American reality competition television series World of Dance premiered on May 26, 2020, on NBC. Ne-Yo, Jennifer Lopez, and Derek Hough returned as the judges for their fourth consecutive seasons. Access Hollywood co-host Scott Evans returned as host for his second season. [1]

Contents

Production

Format changes

The qualifiers were no longer held in the studio; instead, they were recorded in a warehouse with no live audience. [2] In addition, contested were led to believe that the qualifiers were auditions. [3]

The scoring system was abolished in favor of votes; this applied for the qualifiers and duels. Contestants need at least two yeses to proceed to the duels. Judges may also cast a "callback" vote to contestants a final chance to perform again to advance to the duels. [3]

The team divisions were merged within the junior and upper, resulting in only 2 divisions.

In the duels, contestants no longer chose their own opponents. Instead, the judges picked and the contestants only learned of the decision upon entering the room. Additionally, a guest judge picked which contestants performed head-to-head in the redemption duels. [3]

Judges, host, and mentors

Season 4 host and judges
ScottEvansEmmys.jpg
Scott Evans
Ne-Yo 2013.jpg
Ne-Yo
Jennifer Lopez at GLAAD Media Awards (cropped).jpg
Jennifer Lopez
Derek Hough.JPG
Derek Hough

Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo, and Derek Hough returned as the judges for their fourth consecutive seasons. Access Live co-host, Scott Evans returned as the host for a second consecutive season.

For the first time in show history there were no guest mentors at any stage of the competition.[ citation needed ]

Dancers

Table key
KeyDescription
 Contestant(s) came in first in the world final and won the competition
 Contestant(s) didn't win in the world final
 Contestant(s) has/have qualified for the semifinal but didn't make it to the world final
 Contestant(s) was/were chosen for redemption but did not make it to the semifinal
 Contestant(s) has/have qualified for the duels but didn't make it to the semifinal
 Contestant(s) did not advance in the callbacks
 Contestant(s) did not advance in the qualifiers
Crystal Clear action reload.png Contestant(s) was/were given a callback vote in the qualifiers

Upper (18 and over)

Dance actHometownAgeDance stylePlacementAverage score
Jefferson y AdrianitaCali, Colombia22/26SalsaWorld final (2nd place)95.0
Geometrie VariableMontpellier, France29-31TuttingWorld final (3rd place)93.7
OxygenMaastricht, Netherlands16-27UrbanWorld Final (4th place)94.7
Jake & ChauSan Jose, California18/20ContemporarySemifinalist95.3
Kurtis SprungCaroga Lake, New York26ContemporarySemifinals90.3
UPeepzManila, Philippines20-30Hip-hopSemifinals89.0
Styles & EmmaRochester, New York17/19Contemporary balletRedemption–
Josh & EricaLos Angeles, California22/24UrbanThe duels–
Luca & AlessandraSicily, Italy31/32BallroomThe duels–
The Rise Crystal Clear action reload.png Gilbert, Arizona17-26Hip-hopThe duels–
Show Stopper Crystal Clear action reload.png Miami, Florida–Hip-hopCallbacks–
CBAction Crystal Clear action reload.png Cordoba, Argentina–Hip-hopCallbacks–
Pumpfidence Crystal Clear action reload.png Los Angeles, California–HeelsCallbacks–
Avant Garde Collective Crystal Clear action reload.png Amsterdam, Netherlands–UrbanCallbacks–
The Williams FamVallejo, California–Hip-hopQualifiers–
Indigenous EnterprisePhoenix, Arizona–IndigenousQualifiers–

Junior (under 18)

Dance actHometownAgeDance stylePlacementAverage score
MDC 3Placentia, California14-17ContemporaryWorld final (winner)96.2
Bailey & KidaOrange County & Sacramento, California15/17Hip-hopSemifinals93.0
Keagan CappsMoore, Oklahoma13ContemporarySemifinals90.7
The Young Cast Crystal Clear action reload.png Levis, Canada13-17Hip-hopSemifinals90.7
Savannah ManzelLake Elmo, Minnesota9Jazz/contemporarySemifinals90.3
GRVMNT Crystal Clear action reload.png Vancouver, Canada11-17Hip-hopSemifinals89.7
James & HarrisSeattle, Washington16ContemporaryRedemption–
Chibi UnityNiigata, Japan13-17FusionThe duels–
305 Crystal Clear action reload.png Miami, Florida10-15Latin ballroomThe duels–
Maddy PenneyMesa, Arizona15BalletThe duels–
Project 21 Crystal Clear action reload.png Yorba Linda, California–JazzCallbacks–
The Difference Crystal Clear action reload.png Carol Stream, Illinois–ContemporaryCallbacks–
The Break NinjazLas Vegas, Nevada–BreakingQualifiers–
GigabotsVancouver, Canada–PoppingQualifiers–
Amari SmithLas Vegas, Nevada–Hip-hopQualifiers–
WillisBondy, France–Afro houseQualifiers–
Itty Bitty CrewEdmonton, Canada–Hip-hopQualifiers–
Antonio & MariaNaples, Italy–Latin ballroomQualifiers–

The qualifiers

The qualifiers started on May 26, 2020. In season 4, the contestants need to get at least 2 yeses to advance to the duels instead of the judges scoring the points to the contestant. Contestants who are given a callback vote are given another chance to perform.

Table key
KeyDescription
 Contestant(s) did not advance to the duels
 Contestant(s) did not advance straight to the duels, but was given a callback vote
Crystal Clear app clean.png Judge voted yes
Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Judge voted no
Crystal Clear action reload.png Judge voted callback
Contestant performances and judges' votes
DateNameDivisionPerformance songJudges' votes
Ne-Yo Lopez D.Hough
May 26Jefferson y AdrianitaUpper"Dos Jueyes" – Celia Cruz Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
grvmntJunior"Dum-Dum" – Tedashii Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
Jake & ChauUpper"Bruises" – Lewis Capaldi Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
The Williams FamUpper"Cartier" – Dopebwoy Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Bailey & KidaJunior"Off the Rip" – DaBaby Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Savannah ManzelJunior"River Deep, Mountain High" – Celine Dion Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
June 2
The RiseUpper"6 Foot 7 Foot" – Lil Wayne Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
OxygenUpper"Lovely" – Billie Eilish Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Indigenous EnterpriseUpper"Indian City/The Ripper" – Tribe Called Red/Northern Cree Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
James & HarrisJunior"Moment of Silence" – Lucidious Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
305Junior"Adrenaline" – DJ Mendez Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
Luca & AlessandraUpper"A Evaristo Carriego" – Metropole Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
UPeepzUpper"Get Back" – Ludacris Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Styles & EmmaUpper"When the Party's Over" – Billie Eilish Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
June 9Keagan CappsJunior"Zombie" – Gabriella Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Antonio and MariaJunior– Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Avant Garde CollectiveUpper– Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
Chibi UnityJunior"Some Nights" – Fun. Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Josh & EricaUpper"Mount Everest" – Labrinth Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
The Break NinjazJunior"Beggin" – Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
The Young CastJunior"We Run This" – Missy Elliott Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
MDC 3Junior"Apologize" – OneRepublic Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Show StopperUpper"Que Calor" – Major Lazer Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
June 16 Géométrie Variable Upper"Habits" – Tove Lo Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
GigabotsJunior"Funkin' on the One" – Ozone Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Maddy PenneyJunior"Lonely" – Noah Cyrus Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
CBActionUpper"Boom Boom Boom Boom" – Vengaboys Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
The DifferenceJunior– Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
Itty Bitty CrewJunior– Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Amari SmithJunior– Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
PumpfidenceUpper– Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
WillisJunior– Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Project 21Junior"Rich Girl" – Gwen Stefani Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear action reload.png
Kurtis SprungUpper"Torches" – X Ambassadors Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action reload.png Crystal Clear app clean.png

The callbacks

The callbacks occurred on June 23, 2020. The 10 callbacks performed for one of the four spots to head to the duels.

Table key
KeyDescription
 Contestant(s) did not advance to the duels
Crystal Clear app clean.png Judge voted yes
Crystal Clear action button cancel.png Judge voted no
Contestant performances and judges' votes
DateNameDivisionPerformance songJudges' votes
June 23The RiseUpper Division"OMG" – Usher Crystal Clear app clean.png
Project 21Junior Division"Boys" – Lizzo Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Avant Garde CollectiveUpper Division"Summer Presto" – Vivaldi Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
CBActionUpper Division– Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
The DifferenceJunior Division– Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
grvmntJunior Division"Outta Your Mind" – Lil Jon Crystal Clear app clean.png
PumpfidenceUpper Division"Love Don't Cost a Thing" – Jennifer Lopez Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
Show StopperUpper Division"16 Shots" – Stefflon Don Crystal Clear action button cancel.png
305Junior DivisionPica Crystal Clear app clean.png
The Young CastJunior Division"Children" – Justin Bieber Crystal Clear app clean.png

The duels

In the duels, contestants no longer chose their own opponents in this season; this was done by the judges and revealed at the last moment. A guest judge selection the competitors for the head-to-head redemption duels.

Oxygen defeated Styles & Emma in the upper redemption duel to advance. The Young Cast defeated James and Harris in the junior redemption duel to advance.

Table key
KeyDescriptionKeyDescriptionKeyDescriptionKeyDescription
 Contestant(s) was/were eliminated by a duel Contestant(s) lost their duel, but won a redemption duel, advancing them to the semifinals. Crystal Clear app clean.png Judges passed contestant through the qualifiers, and the act advanced straight to the duels. Crystal Clear action reload.png Judges voted for a callback, during which one of four acts is selected to advance to the duels.
Qualifying acts
UpperOverall decisionJuniorOverall decision
Jefferson y Adrianita Crystal Clear app clean.png Bailey & Kida Crystal Clear app clean.png
Jake & Chau Crystal Clear app clean.png Savannah Manzel Crystal Clear app clean.png
Oxygen Crystal Clear app clean.png James & Harris Crystal Clear app clean.png
Luca & Alessandra Crystal Clear app clean.png Keagan Capps Crystal Clear app clean.png
UPeepz Crystal Clear app clean.png Chibi Unity Crystal Clear app clean.png
Styles & Emma Crystal Clear app clean.png MDC 3 Crystal Clear app clean.png
Géométrie Variable Crystal Clear app clean.png Maddy Penney Crystal Clear app clean.png
Kurtis Sprung Crystal Clear app clean.png grvmnt Crystal Clear action reload.png
Josh & Erica Crystal Clear app clean.png 305 Crystal Clear action reload.png
The Rise Crystal Clear action reload.png The Young Cast Crystal Clear action reload.png
Contestant performances and judges' scores
DivisionDateNamePerformance song Ne-Yo Lopez D.Hough
UpperJune 30Jefferson y Adrianita"El Rey Del Timbal" – Tito Puente YESYESYES
Luca & Alessandra"Drop" – Diplo NONONO
UPeepz"Hotel Room Service" – Pitbull NOYESYES
The Rise"Don't Cha" – The Pussycat Dolls YESNONO
Kurtis SprungBad" – James Bay YESYESNO
Styles & Emma"Someone You Loved" – Lewis Capaldi NONOYES
July 14Jake & Chau"Chainsmoking" – Jacob Banks YESYESNO
Josh & Erica"Bury a Friend" – Billie Eilish NONOYES
Géométrie Variable"Never Be Like You" – Flume YESYESYES
Oxygen"Get Up Offa That Thing" – James Brown NONONO
JuniorJuly 21grvmnt"Godzilla" – Eminem YESYESNO
The Young Cast"Come Thru" – DMX NONOYES
305"Confident" – Demi Lovato NONONO
Savannah Manzel"Soldier" – Fleurie YESYESYES
Chibi Unity"Uproar" – Lil Wayne YESNONO
MDC 3"Never Again" – Kelly Clarkson NOYESYES
July 28Bailey and Kida"Isis" – Joyner Lucas YESNOYES
James & Harris"Let Me Go" – NF NOYESNO
Keagan Capps"Heart of Glass" – Blondie & Philip GlassYESYESYES
Maddy Penney"Maintenant" – Rupa & The April FishesNONONO

Redemption

Contestant performances and judges' scores
DivisionAdvancedPerformance songEliminatedPerformance song
UpperOxygen"Santa Maria" – The Gotan Project Styles & Emma"Weight in Gold" – Gallant
JuniorThe Young Cast"Super Bad, Super Slick" – James Brown James & Harris"Circles" – Post Malone

Semifinals

In the semifinals, 6 acts per episode compete for 2 spots in the world final. In each episode, there are 3 upper division and 3 junior division acts.

For the first time, the acts were performed on the World of Dance stage. The scoring system was also returned in this round.

Table key
KeyDescriptionKeyDescriptionKeyDescriptionKeyDescription
 Contestant(s) placed first in their semifinal Week, advancing them to the world final Contestant(s) placed second in their semifinal Week, advancing them to the world final. Contestant(s) placed third in their semifinal Week, eliminating them from the competition. Contestant(s) placed fourth, fifth, or sixth in their semifinal week.


Duel results
UpperVotesOverall semifinal rankJuniorVotesOverall semifinal rank
Jefferson y Adrianita34Keagan Capps37
Géométrie Variable 35Savannah Manzel39
Jake & Chau23Bailey & Kida26
UPeepz212GRVMNT211
Kurtis Sprung29MDC 321
Oxygen02The Young Cast17


Contestant performances and judges' scores
DateNamePerformance songJudges' score
Ne-YoJenniferDerekAverage
August 4
The Young Cast"Bohemian Rhapsody" – David Garrett & Panic! at the Disco 89909390.7
Savannah Manzel"Dreamweaver" – J289919190.3
Jefferson y Adrianita"Oh Mayi" – Ricky Campanelli92959694.3
grvmnt"Tear Da Roof Off" – Busta Rhymes 89899189.7
Kurtis Sprung"Monsters" – James Blunt 89929090.3
Géométrie Variable "Tessellate" – Ellie Goulding 95949394.0
August 11
Keagan Capps"Bring Me to Life" – Evanescence 90909290.7
Upeepz"Bebot" – Black Eyed Peas 89889089.0
Jake & Chau"Say You Love Me" – Jessie Ware96959595.3
Bailey & Kida"Momma I Hit a Lick" – 2 Chainz ft. Kendrick Lamar 92959293.0
Oxygen"Toccata" – J.S. Bach 98979496.3
MDC 3"This Woman's Work" – Maxwell94989896.7

World final

The world final was taped without the studio audience due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [4]

Contestant performances and judges' scores
DateNamePerformance songJudges' scores
Ne-YoJenniferDerekAverage
August 12Oxygen"Sail" – Awolnation 94919493.0
MDC 3"I Surrender" – Celine Dion 95959795.7
Jefferson y Adrianita"Celia y Tito" – Celia Cruz and Tito Puente 94969695.3
Géométrie Variable "You Know You Like It" – AlunaGeorge & DJ Snake 94929493.3
Table key
KeyDescription
 Contestant won the competition
 Contestant placed 2nd
 Contestant placed 3rd
 Contestant placed 4th
The Final scores
UpperJuniorUpperUpper
NameScoreNameScoreNameScoreNameScore
Oxygen93.0MDC 395.7Jefferson y Adrianita95.3 Géométrie Variable 93.3

Highest-scoring dances

Dance actDivisionRoundSongScoreNe-YoJenniferDerek
MDC 3JuniorSemifinals"This Woman's Work" – Maxwell96.7949898
OxygenUpperSemifinals"Toccata" – J.S. Bach 96.3989794
MDC 3JuniorWorld Finals"I Surrender" – Celine Dion 95.7959597
Jefferson y AdrianitaUpperWorld finals"Celia y Tito" – Celia Cruz and Tito Puente 95.3949696
Jake & ChauUpperSemifinals"Say You Love Me" – Jessie Ware95.3969595

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of World of Dance season 4
No.TitleAir date Rating/share
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		DVR
(18–49)		DVR viewers
(millions)		Total
(18–49)		Total viewers
(millions)		Ref.
1"The Qualifiers 1"May 26, 20201.0/65.000.41.701.46.70 [5] [6]
2"The Qualifiers 2"June 2, 20200.8/54.250.41.591.35.84 [7] [8]
3"The Qualifiers 3"June 9, 20200.8/54.340.41.521.25.86 [9] [10]
4"The Qualifiers 4"June 16, 20200.9/54.160.51.711.35.87 [11] [12]
5"The Callbacks"June 23, 20200.8/54.100.41.531.25.64 [13] [14]
6"The Duels 1"June 30, 20200.8/54.000.41.581.25.58 [15] [16]
7"The Duels 2"July 14, 20200.7/53.750.41.541.15.29 [17] [18]
8"The Duels 3"July 21, 20200.5/43.280.41.510.94.79 [19] [20]
9"The Duels 4"July 28, 20200.7/43.590.41.631.15.22 [21] [22]
10"The Semi-Finals 1"August 4, 20200.7/53.800.41.481.15.28 [23] [24]
11"The Semi-Finals 2"August 11, 20200.6/43.770.41.391.05.15 [25] [26]
12"The World Final"August 12, 20200.6/44.080.31.280.95.36 [27] [28]

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