America's Best Dance Crew season 5

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America's Best Dance Crew season 5
Hosted by Mario Lopez
Judges JC Chasez
Lil Mama
Omarion
Winner Poreotix
Release
Original network MTV
Original releaseJanuary 28 (2010-01-28) –
April 15, 2010 (2010-04-15)
Season chronology

The fifth season of America's Best Dance Crew premiered on January 28, 2010. Similar to the live casting specials featured in the first two seasons, the first three episodes consisted of separate regional auditions before proceeding to the official national-level competition. Shane Sparks did not return as a judge this season, due to his arrest, and was replaced by Omarion in his only season as a judge. [1] In the live finale, which aired on April 8, 2010, Poreotix was declared the winner.

Contents

Cast

For the fifth season of America's Best Dance Crew, auditions were held in six cities: Atlanta, Houston, Denver, Los Angeles, Boston, and New York City. Fifteen dance crews were selected and then categorized into three regions: South, East Coast, and West Coast. Following the regional competitions, the initial pool of dance crews was narrowed down to nine.

Dance CrewHometownRegion
Blended Projekt West Covina, California West
Blueprint Cru Montreal, Canada East
BreakEFX Denver, Colorado West
draZtik Providence, Rhode Island East
Ghost Houston, Texas South
Heavy Impact Los Angeles, California West
Hype 5-0 Honolulu, Hawaii West
Jungle Boogie Stone Mountain, Georgia South
Legendary Seven Boston, Massachusetts East
Poreotix Westminster, California West
Royal Flush Atlanta, Georgia South
Saltare Raleigh, North Carolina East
Static Noyze Cambridge, Massachusetts East
Swagger Crew Atlanta, Georgia South
X-treme Motion Houston, Texas South

Results

RankDance CrewEpisode
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 7 8 9 10 11
1 Poreotics INININININININRISKWINNER
2Blueprint CruININRISKINIMM 2 RISKRISKINRUNNER-UP
3Hype 5-0RISKRISKINININININOUT
4Jungle BoogieININININRISKINOUT
5SaltareINININININOUT
7Heavy ImpactININININOUT
Static NoyzeRISKRISKININOUT
8Royal FlushRISKINOUT
9Swagger CrewINOUT
—Blended ProjektOUT
—BreakEFXOUT
—draZtikOUT
—Legendary SevenOUT
—GhostOUT
—X-treme MotionOUT

^Note 1 : No crews were eliminated due to technical errors in voting.
^Note 2 : Blueprint Cru received immunity from the double-elimination for having the judges' favorite performance during the previous episode.

Key
  (WINNER) The dance crew won the competition and was crowned "America's Best Dance Crew".
  (RUNNER-UP) The dance crew was the runner-up in the competition.
  (IMM) The dance crew was immune from elimination.
  (IN) The dance crew was safe from elimination.
  (RISK) The dance crew was at risk for elimination.
  (OUT) The dance crew was eliminated from the competition.

Episodes

Episode 1: ABDC Regional Finals: The South

The five top dance crews from the South, selected by Lil Mama, JC Chasez, and guest judge Hokuto Konishi from Quest Crew, competed to represent their region in the Season 5 opener. [2] After the Bottom 3 was chosen, each crew had to face off in a dance battle to "Outta Control" by Baby Bash featuring Pitbull. [3]

Dance CrewSong [3]
Jungle Boogie"Bounce" by Busta Rhymes
Ghost"Android Porn" by Kraddy
X-treme Motion"She Ain't Got..." by LeToya Luckett
Swagger Crew"Ice Cream Paint Job" by Dorrough
Royal Flush"Wasted" by Gucci Mane feat. Plies

Episode 2: ABDC Regional Finals: The East

The five top dance crews from the East Coast, selected by Lil Mama and guest judge Kevin "KB" Brewer from the JabbaWockeeZ, auditioned for a chance to move on in the competition. [4] After the Bottom 3 was chosen, the crews participated in a dance battle to "Hip Hop Is Dead" by Nas featuring will.i.am. [5]

Dance CrewSong [5]
Legendary Seven"I Can Transform Ya" by Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne and Swizz Beatz
draZtik"Shattered Glass" by Britney Spears
Blueprint Cru"Feel On It" by Bishop Lamont
Static Noyze"On to the Next One" by Jay-Z feat. Swizz Beatz
Saltare"I'mma Shine" by YoungBloodZ

Episode 3: ABDC Regional Finals: The West

The five top dance crews from the West Coast, selected by JC Chasez, Omarion, and guest judge Nichelle Thrower from We Are Heroes, performed for the opportunity to win a spot on the show. [6] After the Bottom 3 was chosen, the crews battled each other to "Showdown" by The Black Eyed Peas. [7]

Dance CrewSong [7]
Hype 5-0"Drop It Low" by Ester Dean feat. Chris Brown
Heavy Impact"Raindrops" by Jeremih
Blended Projekt"Get Involved" by Ginuwine feat. Missy Elliott and Timbaland
BreakEFX"All Eyes on Me" by Clipse feat. Keri Hilson
Poreotix "Love Story" by Taylor Swift

Episode 4: Chart Topper Challenge

Each crew was assigned a hit song that served as inspiration for their dance routines. [8] The lowest ranked crew in each region danced in a battle for 30 seconds each to "TiK ToK" by Ke$ha. [9]

Dance CrewSong [9]
Hype 5-0"Imma Be" by The Black Eyed Peas
Heavy Impact"Say Aah" by Trey Songz feat. Fabolous
Poreotix "Day 'n' Nite" by Kid Cudi
Swagger Crew"Hard" by Rihanna feat. Young Jeezy
Jungle Boogie"How Low" by Ludacris feat. Shawnna
Royal Flush"Down" by Jay Sean feat. Lil Wayne
Saltare"Hotel Room Service" by Pitbull
Static Noyze"Whatcha Say" by Jason Derülo
Blueprint Cru"That's Not My Name" by The Ting Tings

Episode 5: Music Video Challenge

The eight remaining crews emulated popular music videos from the past decade, featuring videos from artists such as Britney Spears, Shakira, Rihanna, and Omarion. [10]

Dance CrewSong [11]
Poreotix "Umbrella" by Rihanna feat. Jay-Z
Jungle Boogie"Give It Up to Me" by Shakira feat. Lil Wayne
Static Noyze"New in Town" by Little Boots
Saltare"Shake It" by Metro Station
Heavy Impact"What You Got" by Colby O'Donis
Hype 5-0"3" by Britney Spears
Royal Flush"Evacuate the Dancefloor" by Cascada feat. Carlprit
Blueprint Cru"I Get It In" by Omarion feat. Gucci Mane

Episode 6: Lady Gaga Challenge

The seven remaining crews choreographed routines inspired by Lady Gaga. [12] There were no eliminations due to voting issues. [13] At the end of the episode, the judges chose the crew with the best performance to receive immunity from the double-elimination next week.

Dance CrewSong [14]
Static Noyze"Beautiful, Dirty, Rich"
Blueprint Cru"Bad Romance"
Jungle Boogie"Video Phone" by Beyoncé
Heavy Impact"LoveGame"
Hype 5-0"Poker Face"
Poreotix "Paparazzi"
Saltare"Just Dance" feat. Colby O'Donis

Episode 7: Disco Challenge

The seven remaining crews incorporated classic disco moves into their dance routines. [15] In addition to the challenge, all the crews had to incorporate a lift into their routines. This week featured a double-elimination due to last week's non-elimination episode.

Dance CrewSong [16] Challenge
Blueprint Cru"Le Freak" by Chic Funky guitar
Saltare"Disco Inferno" by The Trammps Hustle
Poreotix "Dancing Machine" by The Jackson 5 Robot
Hype 5-0"Shake Your Groove Thing" by Peaches & Herb Electric slide
Heavy Impact"You Should Be Dancing" by The Bee Gees Strut
Static Noyze"A Fifth of Beethoven" by Walter Murphy Finger point
Jungle Boogie"Jungle Boogie" by Kool & the Gang Bump

Episode 8: Usher Challenge

The five remaining crews took inspiration from Usher's music videos. [17] Usher himself gave each crew their challenges through video.

Dance CrewSong [18] Challenge
Jungle Boogie"Love in This Club" feat. Young Jeezy Incorporate glides into the routine.
Poreotix "Yeah!" feat. Lil Jon and Ludacris Incorporate some of Usher's moves in reverse.
Hype 5-0"U Don't Have to Call"Start the routine with a grand entrance and incorporate choreography using Heelys.
Blueprint Cru"Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home)" feat. Plies Incorporate a hand section that highlights one of the members in their crew.
Saltare"Caught Up"Incorporate fight choreography from the video.

Episode 9: Illusion Challenge

Just like its predecessor in Season 3, the remaining four crews incorporated an illusion or magic act into their performance set. [19] The crews kicked off the show with a group performance to "Take It Off" by Ke$ha with judge Lil Mama performing in the routine. [20] Magician Franz Harary returned as the magic instructor for the crews.

Dance CrewSong [20] Challenge
Hype 5-0"Morning After Dark" by Timbaland feat. Nelly Furtado and SoShy Make an object come to life.
Poreotix "Right Hand Hi" by Kid Sister Move an object with their minds.
Blueprint Cru"Funhouse" by P!nk Become lighter than air.
Jungle Boogie"Da Da Da" by Lil Wayne Pass their bodies through a solid surface.

Episode 10: Hip-Hop Nation Challenge & Last Chance Challenge

The three remaining crews demonstrated hip hop styles from across the country in the penultimate challenge of the season. [21] For both challenges, the crews got to collaborate with producer Swizz Beatz.

Challenge #1: Hip-Hop Nation Challenge

The remaining crews displayed their mastery of hip hop styles from around the nation. One crew was eliminated halfway through the show. The crews received help from three guest ABDC alumni from past seasons. Each alumnus was assigned to one of the dance styles the crews were responsible for.

Song [22] StyleGuest
"Blow The Whistle" by Too $hort Turfing Mitch Sanedrin from Supreme Soul
"I'm The Ish" by DJ Class feat. Lil Jon Baltimore house Porché Anthony from Beat Ya Feet Kings
"Get Me Bodied" by Beyoncé New Orleans bounce Riquel Olander from We Are Heroes
  • Safe: Blueprint Cru
  • Bottom 2: Poreotix, Hype 5-0
  • Eliminated: Hype 5-0

Challenge #2: Last Chance Challenge

The two finalists were given one last chance to perform before the lines opened for the final voting session of the season.

Dance CrewPerformance Title
Blueprint CruCome to Life
Poreotix Tetreotix

Episode 11: The Live Finale

The eliminated crews returned and performed with the finalists for a regional collaboration. [23] Instead of going head-to-head, Poreotix and Blueprint Cru teamed up for their last performance.

Dance Crew(s)Song [24]
West: Poreotix, Hype 5-0, and Heavy Impact"Blah Blah Blah" by Ke$ha
East: Blueprint Cru, Saltare, and Static Noyze"Hot Mess" by Cobra Starship
South: Jungle Boogie, Royal Flush, and Swagger Crew"Take Your Shirt Off" by T-Pain
Poreotix and Blueprint Cru Pulse Percussion
Poreotix "I Made It" by Kevin Rudolf feat. Birdman, Jay Sean, and Lil Wayne

Episode 12: Champions for Charity

America's Best Dance Crew hosted a charity event featuring all five champions. The five crews opened up the show with a group performance to "All I Do Is Win" by DJ Khaled. [25]

SeasonWinnerSong [26] Charity
Season 1 JabbaWockeeZ "The Final Countdown" by Europe and "Robot Remains" by The BangerzLess Than Four
Season 2 Super CR3W "ABCs" by K'naan Marvelous Connections
Season 3 Quest Crew "Sing, Sing, Sing" by Swing Kids Say It Loud
Season 4 We Are Heroes "Rock That Body" by The Black Eyed Peas The Sparkle Effect
Season 5 Poreotix "Witch Doctor" by Alvin and the Chipmunks Everybody Dance Now

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