Julia’s answer was not professional even if she’s being honest she should’ve been more careful with her words. At the same time being a cheerleader isn’t a lifelong career. Most are done after a few years.
That was a slap in the face of everyone who had tried so hard for many years to make that team. And they didn't do it to further their careers or the money. Just like the one girl who was trying for Miss America or whatever and said that would not interfere with the team. But it did and she had to quit. That made Kelli and Judy so mad. Then she had the nerve to try out again the very next year. NOT!!!
Most get done after 1 season. In the history of the DCC's, about 70% only cheered for 1 season. I can see why, wow. It's very hard & lots of long hours.
Agree. Even if it is true, when you're trying to get a job you don't tell them that you're just using them to help get a better job. Of course you're not gona get it! Do you think some of us college students go in to retail store job interviews saying "oh well I'm just doing this for the pay cause later I'm gona have a degree" no. Obviously they know that the position isn't permanent but they want to hear that you want to work there cause you like the company and what they stand for, etc etc all that bs. Even if they know you're just bs-ing it, at least you're trying to convince them
Bruh being a Dallas cowboys cheerleader isn’t really gonna support your resume in broadcast journalism. Working for other news casts around Dallas, Texas could help. She really chose the wrong words during that interview. And the fact that she tries out next year. Some nerve. 🤦🏾♀️
I don’t think Julia was wrong for WHAT she said but it was HOW she said it. True DCC doesn’t last forever, but you have to craft your words in a way that let them know you’re going to be proud to be a member of the team for however long you will be then proudly go on to your next steps in life with the things that you learned as a DCC and take that with you in your next steps. Like oh I’m just here to have something on my resume, any employer, DCC or otherwise would’ve been very offput by how she said that.
If I was in a job interview and mentioned I just was using the job as a boost on my resume, I wouldn't be hired. Same goes for the DCC, it doesn't matter how long you'll have the job for - it's unprofessional and off-putting.
@@inquisitvem6723 I think there is a line as far as professionalism goes. The companies want to hear what they want because you are benefiting them, not the next company you work for. Plus companies most likely don't care for your honest thoughts because at the end of the day, you are a puppet that can make them money. People need to learn how to word things in a way that is temporarily pleasing to people who don't really care about your future.
Inquisitve m Nobody is asking for her to die with the team. No company asks that of the employees. You can word your answer so that you convey that the job benefits you and the employer. The last thing an interviewer wants to hear is that you just want the job as a resume boost. If you think interviewers want you to spew fake bullshit during your interview, you’re wrong. The best interviews are the ones that are most genuine.
I think Julia could of saved herself if she was more self aware. She totally didn't understand what she said in media training was wrong and then got pissed after they confronted her about it. She's pretty and a great dancer but you can tell she wasn't going to be a good teammate. Better for the team she was let go.
I understand Julia could’ve answered that last question better but these DCC careers only last 1-5 years. He acted like DCC deserves her entire life career...for being a reporter, he should know better. Good for her to plan ahead in life!
In a previous video, the head lady said something about not wanting this to be just another blip on a resume to a person. It is smart for her to plan ahead. However, it might cost her a spot on the squad. They don't want it to be the main reason why she's trying out for the cheerleading squad.
That is not the right answer. She didn't really want to be there. Most of them work all their lives to be a DCC and it's not to further their careers. She is so self centered.
I agree it is smart to plan ahead for her future.... But you don't tell your potential employer that.... A little fib would have been good for her in that moment.... They don't have to know what she is planning.... I learned that from experience....
What she could have said, while still being truthful but also careful and diplomatic, is "I'm interested in going into broadcast journalism after my dance career ends. Right now I'm focused on getting into the DCC because it's one of the most prestigious dance groups in the world, and a terrific place to actualize my passion for dance. But once I get to a point in life where it's time to put dancing aside, I look forward to starting a new career as a journalist." That way she's implying that DCC is the zenith of her dance career, even if it won't always be her career, and not stating explicitly that it's a stepping stone to something she wants even more.
Julia noooooo. Everyone knows the Dallas Cowboys are temporary but she pretty much declared she's only in it for the exposure. That would rub any employer the wrong way.
I can not believe she actually said she was using the DCC to further her career. That's a no brainer, TONIGHT WILL BE YOUR LAST NIGHT! If you had told us this from the get go, we would have picked someone else who really wanted to be there not just something to add to their resume. I would have called her up before she came into class that night and told her not to bother coming back.
Rhonda Wickline Exactly! Didn’t Kelli at one point mentioned she found it highly offensive when candidates use the DCC as a stepping stone? Yeah not good!
Honestly companies need to let people be honest about what they're asked. Companies just seen to want to hear what they wanna hear which is b.s slot of times. Asking as she says she is comitted to doing her best as DCC, it shouldn't matter.
That's right; it's a slap in the face for Kelli and Judy who brought you into training camp and kept you this far, knowing you "fit perfectly" with the squad of 36. It's also a slap in the face for the women who are training camp fighting for those spots, and work their butts off to make this far. Thus, those who were cut from preliminary, semi-finals, finals, and even in training camp.
It is perfectly fine to tell an employer that a position is going to benefit you in the future, but you have to explain why. Point out the key details of the position, explain why it is so great, elaborate on the profession development it will bring to you. You cannot just accredit it to "looking good on my resume," you have to milk it. Julia could have easily talked about how as a DCC, she is constantly in the spotlight performing the entertainment of others, which is crucial in the broadcasting business. It's not just about entertainment though, they do volunteer work, perform for those in action, and work with children. The position allows her to gain that comfort in front of cameras and people, while also giving back to their communitynand gainingna greater world perspective
Tbh, people who tryout for this team really need to careful about saying that being a DCC is a "stepping stone" to enhance their career. Because of them saying that, it's a slap in the face for Kelli and Judy, and even those who are still in training camp or got cut. Be careful what you say next time.
Everyone saying you can't be a cheerleader forever doesn't understand dance and performing. No dance or performing gig lasts forever but things like the Dallas cowboys cheerleaders or the Rockettes or thing's of that level are a goal for many if not all dancers and performers making a career out of what they do. It's not just something to boost your resume
@@BurkeanMama and doesn’t treat people horribly. She is a dance teacher she is pushing the girls and giving them tips. She is making them realize that a smile isn’t gonna cut it.
Exactly. Employers need to stop wanting to hear what they want to hear and let people be honest. I think we need to get past this era of hearing what we want to hear.
Julia’s answer was honesty. I bet if u asked anyone of the DCC they will use it on a resume for sure. Who wouldn’t want to hire someone with that on their resume. True she shouldn’t have “said” that, but u can’t hold it against her. They are all thinking the same thing!
yes, you CAN hold it against her because the assignment was MEDIA TRAINING. The last place you want to sound like an arrogant, disrespectful little turd is in a media interview, especially not while representing your employer. There is a way to express that being a DCC can advance her future career opportunities in meaningful ways with grace and poise, and that way is not to essentially say "I don't care about this job or organization as long as it fills my resume." One can be honest and also be kind.
but the cheerleaders are rarely even seen in games nevermind getting interviews. i've never seen a cheerleader being interviewed on tv or anywhere else. why would they do this?
I loved Julia’s answer. People only want to hear what they want to hear, but she told the truth and much respect to her so for telling the truth. GO JULIA!!!!!
i see nothing wrong using dallas cowboys cheerleaders for your resume. its the same as my children going to school and joining clubs and sports so it can look good on their transcripts. you work lower jobs to build up relationships and experience for what you really want. Cheering is not a long term goal. So use it and move forward.
What *I* feel was *much* worse than saying the DCC was just a resume fluff....is her comment that had to be "bleeped". Saying that DCC on her resume was good....and *_bleep_* on her resume was bad..... is particular offence to anyone who has, does, cannot work at *_bleep_* HOWEVER .-. Everyone seems to keep commenting about _what_ she said. But even just a few substitutions in her words would have helped her final comments. HOWEVER#2 .-. she could have used the exact same words and changed here condescending tone and -nearly- came off as stoic about it.
I guess Julia get cut due to her media day training. She should have said something different. Maybe said after being a cheerleader she would like to get married and start a family. Try to avoid saying dcc is a stepping stone for a bigger career.
@@123xoxHellokitty i hope not! that is ridiculous. to cut someone for saying that? its not like Dcc is a life career. she has busted her bum to get here. working so hard at training camp, a llifetime of dance class and dedication? what she said should not be looked at with such nasty.
michele michele exactly, I think she dances well too to make this seasons team! At least she was honest and stood by her answer. I have not seen a DDC on the team after 5 years (i mean idk if it's a time limit) because they have lives and careers after this.
@@123xoxHellokitty right huh, i get exhausted thinking of all those many years they spent taking dance classes, gymnastics classes, and all the other classes. then getting picked for training camp. they all deserve and earned this.to put being a dcc on a resume is a great honor, so instead of thinking what she said is so gawd awful, they should think and know it is a BIG compliment! people always want to be ugly and negative. i hate it now days with all the tip toeing, walking on egg shells before you speak. i say, speak, be honest, just dont hurt people...thats it.
I don’t see what’s wrong with using it to get ahead. It’s cheerleading for god sakes you can’t do it forever. I worked as a PCA for 3 years to add to my resume that helped me get my dream nursing job at a really great hospital that’s hard to get into.
Don’t see a huge problem with Julia, if she’s gotten this far she clearly wants it just as anyone else, I’m sure other girls have similar reasons for being that committed
They never got asked before why they want to be a dcc. Or what they want their new job to be. I think Julia was nervous and phrased it weirdly. But the dcc’s are iconic and they don’t want peoples using them as stepping stones to get to other dreams. It will help them, but they’re are girls out there who work their butts off to be a dcc and they don’t want someone coming in a taking advantage of the title.
Everyone ones cheerleading is temporary, but I personally would have definitely gone for the experience. Is it tough- yes, mam? Do they require excellence to the latest details- yes, they do. But this is why they are the best! I think that unless you are really into it for the right reasons- the cracks are going to come out at some point.
Chloe Grace actually it is a huge deal. They don’t want to be used to further someone’s career. They want women there who actually care about being a DCC and not to get a head in another profession. Yes kind you they get that most women are there for that but it’s called class and keeping yourself professional.
Gotta Love this Xc not really. All of these girls use their experience here to get postions later in life for something. And everyone is always using someone if anything she just said it out loud.
@@haynoazachary dont you think the back breaking work plus a lifetime of dance classes shows true dedication? come on every girl on dcc should have this advance her career! no problems with that.
I think at this point any little mistake, especially with media, is an excuse to be cut. They’re all really good at this point so any little mistake is a reason to be released from the team. Plus she openly said she was using DCC as a stepping stone basically, and there’s thousands of girls who would die for that position. So they know they don’t need her no matter how good she is.
Evelyn C she is!! I literally ran into her in the grocery store at 6:30 AM and she had no makeup on and was beautiful and SO sweet and kind. I just loveeee her!
People ask me why I still support/watch dcc with my views on the organization. I’m a huge cowboys fan and I’m a huge supporter of the women who are performing for DCC. Simply stating ‘i don’t agree, I’m boycotting’ does nothing! I expect more of the organization as a fan. I expect more of the organization as a woman and a mom of two daughters! The hypocrisy of DCC execs kills me. You cut Julia for ‘using’ the DCC for her future. Yet DCC does nothing but use these women to further their organization. The mentality of “you should be grateful we even consider you” sickens me! They need a serious dose of humble pie because if it wasn’t for these women, DCC would be nothing! Some will think I say this being sarcastic, but I’m dead serious... the execs of DCC are nothing but corporate pimps! Think about it... -the ladies are expected to give 150%... -DCC sees the women as a product, and they only do the very minimum to keep that ‘product’ in working order... -regardless of service, the minute a dancer no longer produces top dollar performances, they’re discarded like Kleenex. The fact that they try to hide this behind veteran community service and such is insulting! I’m a military brat... proud of it! If you want to help the vets, then roll up your sleeves and do some actual work and help! DCC has a great deal to do before they really meet that world class standard!
Julia was a Dallas Mavericks Dancer for 2 seasons. In April the Mavs Organization decided to discontinue the dancers. She and most of the other Mavs girls auditioned for the DCC. She probably wants to continue her dance career along with her TV one as well. However she shouldn't have said what she did.
What made Julia think it was okay to say that? You never say to anyone “I want this position/opportunity to help me in my next career choice.” And she said it twice and had the audacity to say she didn’t mean it like that. How could else could she mean it?
Oh boo hoo she wants to use the Dallas cowboy cheerleader as an experience for her resume it's not like they offer much they barely pay the girls and the girls have to pay their way for it so they should get to be able to use it as an experience cuz it's nothing more than just an experience and hard work that they get paid very little to do. And the restrictions and expectations are so strict they're lucky anyone wants to do it
She shouldn’t have said that, DCC should be your life, and if it’s not that’s what your coach wants to hear. Not “I’m using them to jumpstart my career” so she deserved to be cut
Nobody, not even Kelli, thinks that DCC is going to be a lifelong career for these girls. But there's a difference between saying "I've always wanted to dance for the DCC because [insert reason here]. After my dancing days are done, I'd like to go into [career], but right now this is my priority because it's been my lifelong dream" and just straight up saying "Y'all are just a stepping stone to get me where I really want to go." Take Lisa from this same season - she was absolutely honest about how she wants to go into medicine eventually but it's also clear that she's dedicated to DCC. There's a balance there and Julia just didn't find it.
Julia's answer that she was basically using DCC as a resume filler sounded bad .It was truthful and probably what a lot of the SMART girls do but she should have worded it differently. They want the girls to say that they dedicate their lives to the DCC and it is the top priority yet one gains 5lbs or losses that "spark" and they are booted.
kristen really puts me to sleep im sure shes a nice girl but she doesnt have that "pop". which can be a good thing not everyone needs to be over the top but she is very girl next door she needs some sass !!
Julia should’ve said I’d be really sad if that ever happened but I would hope that I could use the skills I learned to help move forward with a career in journalism. Until then DCC for life
Loveeee DCC but I think these interviews are unnecessary. The program should already know what kind of ladies they're looking for plus I don't think they get paid enough to do things like this.
Back int he 70s, they chose the team at tryouts. If you passed the try out and interview you were on the team. But that wouldn't make a good reality show. Kellie is all about the show because she is an exec Producer and makes millions off of it.
The interviews are essential. The media will ask the cheerleaders about certain things, they have to defend the organization, they have to be knowledgeable with the football team, the game itself, and other teams the Cowboys might be facing during the season. Plus, they go out in public promoting the team and they get more exposure to fans than the players and coaches ever do. They will eventually talk to fans for a long time, and if they ask them about the team, the sport itself, or current events and if they give out stupid answers, then it’s not going to be good for their business.
I never liked Julia. She had a vibe that was just “off” to me. I couldn’t really explain what it was at first but then there were multiple interactions like this one that just made me uncomfortable.
Okay this disgusts me! I understand that they have to know football. But seriously, politics! Jesus with everything they have to memorize and the news they have to keep up with they need to be making well over six figures! Very unfair! Shame on you cowboys!
Jodi Elmore I agree! They aren’t training to be Miss America. They are there to cheer on the Cowboys. I realize other things tie into that job, but talking about politics is not one of them. I was turned off by that question. Ask stuff pertaining to what they are working towards.
Slow down weather man. You and Kelly are hypocrites. You want young women with goals. Are you so foolish to think Julia is the only one. ? If you do not like her answer it is because you have not done your job as a coach. Lead or shut up. Weather Boy gets testy to easy. You need to bounce him. Make sure the girls know that they belong in the Kitchen. No dreams, No goals. Oh wait Dcc was a dream and goal.
Still cannot believe these women continue to think prancing around a field in obvious “postures” in “small outfits” is empowering!!?? Actually it perpetuates the one dimensional view of women. No hate, just saying.
I think she’s coming across disingenuous because she’s trying to be that bubbly black girl that white ppl like lol. Women as beautiful as she is tend to be seen as stuck up or cold if they’re quiet. She’s just trying to show that she has personality in my opinion.
As soon as Julia said what she said, I literally said out loud “OOOH NOO”. It just rubbed me the wrong way.
I was thinking that too
Think of what Madeline said last time about her being a DCC is a stepping stone for her to pursue Broadway. You really have to be careful.
Me too. That made me so mad.
Julia’s answer was not professional even if she’s being honest she should’ve been more careful with her words. At the same time being a cheerleader isn’t a lifelong career. Most are done after a few years.
That was a slap in the face of everyone who had tried so hard for many years to make that team. And they didn't do it to further their careers or the money. Just like the one girl who was trying for Miss America or whatever and said that would not interfere with the team. But it did and she had to quit. That made Kelli and Judy so mad. Then she had the nerve to try out again the very next year. NOT!!!
Most get done after 1 season. In the history of the DCC's, about 70% only cheered for 1 season. I can see why, wow. It's very hard & lots of long hours.
Girl u don’t even say that at a regular job interview tf?!?
Agree. Even if it is true, when you're trying to get a job you don't tell them that you're just using them to help get a better job. Of course you're not gona get it! Do you think some of us college students go in to retail store job interviews saying "oh well I'm just doing this for the pay cause later I'm gona have a degree" no. Obviously they know that the position isn't permanent but they want to hear that you want to work there cause you like the company and what they stand for, etc etc all that bs. Even if they know you're just bs-ing it, at least you're trying to convince them
Bruh being a Dallas cowboys cheerleader isn’t really gonna support your resume in broadcast journalism. Working for other news casts around Dallas, Texas could help. She really chose the wrong words during that interview. And the fact that she tries out next year. Some nerve. 🤦🏾♀️
I don’t think Julia was wrong for WHAT she said but it was HOW she said it. True DCC doesn’t last forever, but you have to craft your words in a way that let them know you’re going to be proud to be a member of the team for however long you will be then proudly go on to your next steps in life with the things that you learned as a DCC and take that with you in your next steps. Like oh I’m just here to have something on my resume, any employer, DCC or otherwise would’ve been very offput by how she said that.
Exactly. What you said would’ve most likely impressed them, she just bombed that one so badly 😅
Poor Cat. She’s trying too hard. Either that’s or she’s nervous. I would be!
Rebecca Turner, I cringed..... hopefully the DCC gives the girls some media training.
I think it was a combination of nerves and excitement aside from the whole baby thing and talking too much it really wasn’t that bad
If I was in a job interview and mentioned I just was using the job as a boost on my resume, I wouldn't be hired. Same goes for the DCC, it doesn't matter how long you'll have the job for - it's unprofessional and off-putting.
I wish companies or even this case would just let people be honest instead of wanting people to tell them what they wanna here
I'm tired of this "I want to grow old with this company blah blah....let people be honest "
@@inquisitvem6723 I think there is a line as far as professionalism goes. The companies want to hear what they want because you are benefiting them, not the next company you work for. Plus companies most likely don't care for your honest thoughts because at the end of the day, you are a puppet that can make them money. People need to learn how to word things in a way that is temporarily pleasing to people who don't really care about your future.
Jazzmin Miller I agree in a way because nowadays people don’t really care about a strangers goals. They want to know what they can do for them
Inquisitve m Nobody is asking for her to die with the team. No company asks that of the employees. You can word your answer so that you convey that the job benefits you and the employer. The last thing an interviewer wants to hear is that you just want the job as a resume boost. If you think interviewers want you to spew fake bullshit during your interview, you’re wrong. The best interviews are the ones that are most genuine.
They nitpicked Kat too much in this clip in my opinion she's been doing great as a rookie who's NEVER had dance training like gah lee
What kind of training did she have?
Ava Price I'm saying she hasn't had any
L0velyLandy did they say what her performance resume was?
Ava Price in other clips it's been mentioned how Kat hasn't had any training
She was a honey bee that’s all we know
I think Julia could of saved herself if she was more self aware. She totally didn't understand what she said in media training was wrong and then got pissed after they confronted her about it. She's pretty and a great dancer but you can tell she wasn't going to be a good teammate. Better for the team she was let go.
I hated how the interviewers thought that they weren’t good at sports, but I loved how chandi clapped back in a very professional way
I understand Julia could’ve answered that last question better but these DCC careers only last 1-5 years. He acted like DCC deserves her entire life career...for being a reporter, he should know better. Good for her to plan ahead in life!
In a previous video, the head lady said something about not wanting this to be just another blip on a resume to a person.
It is smart for her to plan ahead. However, it might cost her a spot on the squad. They don't want it to be the main reason why she's trying out for the cheerleading squad.
That is not the right answer. She didn't really want to be there. Most of them work all their lives to be a DCC and it's not to further their careers. She is so self centered.
But she LITERALLY said DCC was just something to enhance her resume. It may be true, but she needed to be diplomatic. I can agree with that. 🤷♀️😕🤔
I agree it is smart to plan ahead for her future.... But you don't tell your potential employer that.... A little fib would have been good for her in that moment.... They don't have to know what she is planning.... I learned that from experience....
What she could have said, while still being truthful but also careful and diplomatic, is "I'm interested in going into broadcast journalism after my dance career ends. Right now I'm focused on getting into the DCC because it's one of the most prestigious dance groups in the world, and a terrific place to actualize my passion for dance. But once I get to a point in life where it's time to put dancing aside, I look forward to starting a new career as a journalist." That way she's implying that DCC is the zenith of her dance career, even if it won't always be her career, and not stating explicitly that it's a stepping stone to something she wants even more.
Julia noooooo. Everyone knows the Dallas Cowboys are temporary but she pretty much declared she's only in it for the exposure. That would rub any employer the wrong way.
When Julia said that she was basically using DCC to advance her resume you could tell Scott was like "Girl bye" 👋
I can not believe she actually said she was using the DCC to further her career. That's a no brainer, TONIGHT WILL BE YOUR LAST NIGHT! If you had told us this from the get go, we would have picked someone else who really wanted to be there not just something to add to their resume. I would have called her up before she came into class that night and told her not to bother coming back.
Rhonda Wickline Exactly! Didn’t Kelli at one point mentioned she found it highly offensive when candidates use the DCC as a stepping stone? Yeah not good!
Honestly companies need to let people be honest about what they're asked. Companies just seen to want to hear what they wanna hear which is b.s slot of times. Asking as she says she is comitted to doing her best as DCC, it shouldn't matter.
@@PureAloha78 yes! Kelli has said that multiple times. Julia couldn't have possibly given a worse answer.
That's right; it's a slap in the face for Kelli and Judy who brought you into training camp and kept you this far, knowing you "fit perfectly" with the squad of 36. It's also a slap in the face for the women who are training camp fighting for those spots, and work their butts off to make this far. Thus, those who were cut from preliminary, semi-finals, finals, and even in training camp.
The look Scott gave it at the end . He’s thinking “yeah she ain’t making the team with that attitude.”
Yeah, that look is priceless, lol.
They just told Madeline before she was cut that they are offended by people using them as a steppingstone!! So she gone!
Were can I see that
Julia definitely should have left it at the broadcasting career. I mean, they DID ask what would be after.
It is perfectly fine to tell an employer that a position is going to benefit you in the future, but you have to explain why. Point out the key details of the position, explain why it is so great, elaborate on the profession development it will bring to you. You cannot just accredit it to "looking good on my resume," you have to milk it. Julia could have easily talked about how as a DCC, she is constantly in the spotlight performing the entertainment of others, which is crucial in the broadcasting business. It's not just about entertainment though, they do volunteer work, perform for those in action, and work with children. The position allows her to gain that comfort in front of cameras and people, while also giving back to their communitynand gainingna greater world perspective
Tbh, people who tryout for this team really need to careful about saying that being a DCC is a "stepping stone" to enhance their career. Because of them saying that, it's a slap in the face for Kelli and Judy, and even those who are still in training camp or got cut. Be careful what you say next time.
..and now i know why Julia gets cut. She hadn't been on their list of girls struggling. How sad. Good luck girl. 👋
Everyone saying you can't be a cheerleader forever doesn't understand dance and performing. No dance or performing gig lasts forever but things like the Dallas cowboys cheerleaders or the Rockettes or thing's of that level are a goal for many if not all dancers and performers making a career out of what they do. It's not just something to boost your resume
WHERE IS KITTY CARTER??? 💀💀😂
Dunno
Somewhere she is being treated as horribly as she treats others, I hope.
on her IG she said she was out of the country during filming so it just didn't line up for her to be on this season
She didn’t like how the producers were portraying her as a person on the show so she left
@@BurkeanMama and doesn’t treat people horribly. She is a dance teacher she is pushing the girls and giving them tips. She is making them realize that a smile isn’t gonna cut it.
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Oooooooo that *_Side Eye_* though....
I am a true fan of y’all DCC
Sure...
oh quit! juulia's answer was just fine. having Dcc on your resume is wonderful! she puts in wayyyy to much hard work to be "using" the team!
Exactly. Employers need to stop wanting to hear what they want to hear and let people be honest. I think we need to get past this era of hearing what we want to hear.
Well…. They all use it for their future, it’s just a few years you can be a cheerleader
Julia’s answer was honesty. I bet if u asked anyone of the DCC they will use it on a resume for sure. Who wouldn’t want to hire someone with that on their resume.
True she shouldn’t have “said” that, but u can’t hold it against her. They are all thinking the same thing!
yes, you CAN hold it against her because the assignment was MEDIA TRAINING. The last place you want to sound like an arrogant, disrespectful little turd is in a media interview, especially not while representing your employer. There is a way to express that being a DCC can advance her future career opportunities in meaningful ways with grace and poise, and that way is not to essentially say "I don't care about this job or organization as long as it fills my resume." One can be honest and also be kind.
If all else fails here's two possible answers .
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Lisa is just incredible. Lisa and Victoria are the best rookies hands down.
Also Amber!!!😉
And Amanda and kelsey
@@kdubb3898 she's a 2nd year veteran
@@jasminewashington5953 oppps my bad!!! I ment Amanda!!! 😉
Please put media training back into your Making the Team series.
And don't forget Table Manners.
but the cheerleaders are rarely even seen in games nevermind getting interviews. i've never seen a cheerleader being interviewed on tv or anywhere else. why would they do this?
I'm pretty sure the coach woman is some kind of psychopath
possibly. what they even interview the cheerleaders about?
They do meet and greets all the time, go overseas, tv shows. Just don't film it. They were just in California on a tv show a few days ago
seriously? what show?
I loved Julia’s answer. People only want to hear what they want to hear, but she told the truth and much respect to her so for telling the truth. GO JULIA!!!!!
i see nothing wrong using dallas cowboys cheerleaders for your resume. its the same as my children going to school and joining clubs and sports so it can look good on their transcripts. you work lower jobs to build up relationships and experience for what you really want. Cheering is not a long term goal. So use it and move forward.
What *I* feel was *much* worse than saying the DCC was just a resume fluff....is her comment that had to be "bleeped".
Saying that DCC on her resume was good....and *_bleep_* on her resume was bad..... is particular offence to anyone who has, does, cannot work at *_bleep_*
HOWEVER .-. Everyone seems to keep commenting about _what_ she said. But even just a few substitutions in her words would have helped her final comments.
HOWEVER#2 .-. she could have used the exact same words and changed here condescending tone and -nearly- came off as stoic about it.
I guess Julia get cut due to her media day training. She should have said something different. Maybe said after being a cheerleader she would like to get married and start a family. Try to avoid saying dcc is a stepping stone for a bigger career.
Angela McDaniel so Julia got cut??
@@123xoxHellokitty i hope not! that is ridiculous. to cut someone for saying that? its not like Dcc is a life career. she has busted her bum to get here. working so hard at training camp, a llifetime of dance class and dedication? what she said should not be looked at with such nasty.
michele michele exactly, I think she dances well too to make this seasons team! At least she was honest and stood by her answer. I have not seen a DDC on the team after 5 years (i mean idk if it's a time limit) because they have lives and careers after this.
@@123xoxHellokitty right huh, i get exhausted thinking of all those many years they spent taking dance classes, gymnastics classes, and all the other classes. then getting picked for training camp. they all deserve and earned this.to put being a dcc on a resume is a great honor, so instead of thinking what she said is so gawd awful, they should think and know it is a BIG compliment! people always want to be ugly and negative. i hate it now days with all the tip toeing, walking on egg shells before you speak. i say, speak, be honest, just dont hurt people...thats it.
I wish companies or even this case would just let people be honest instead of wanting people to tell them what they wanna here
Unfortunately there were better dancers than cat but I believe she got chosen because of her looks
I don’t think it’s bad if someone says they have a career in mind. But to bash on people who work an honest job at [beep] is just wrong. @2:54
I don’t see what’s wrong with using it to get ahead. It’s cheerleading for god sakes you can’t do it forever. I worked as a PCA for 3 years to add to my resume that helped me get my dream nursing job at a really great hospital that’s hard to get into.
Don’t see a huge problem with Julia, if she’s gotten this far she clearly wants it just as anyone else, I’m sure other girls have similar reasons for being that committed
They never got asked before why they want to be a dcc. Or what they want their new job to be. I think Julia was nervous and phrased it weirdly. But the dcc’s are iconic and they don’t want peoples using them as stepping stones to get to other dreams. It will help them, but they’re are girls out there who work their butts off to be a dcc and they don’t want someone coming in a taking advantage of the title.
Yes, but you can't phrase it that way lol
The interviewer looks like Lily! WHOA!
well now we know what happened with Julia. She got stickers from everyone on her dancing and then this.
Everyone ones cheerleading is temporary, but I personally would have definitely gone for the experience. Is it tough- yes, mam? Do they require excellence to the latest details- yes, they do. But this is why they are the best! I think that unless you are really into it for the right reasons- the cracks are going to come out at some point.
Kat gets on my everlasting nerves....but gorgeous
Julia looks so old in the face
3:17 and I oop!!
Cat got away with way more than other dcc
Bro this career isn’t a life long thing. I mean come on you probably shouldn’t have said it like that but cutting her is ridiculous.
Chloe Grace actually it is a huge deal. They don’t want to be used to further someone’s career. They want women there who actually care about being a DCC and not to get a head in another profession. Yes kind you they get that most women are there for that but it’s called class and keeping yourself professional.
Gotta Love this Xc not really. All of these girls use their experience here to get postions later in life for something. And everyone is always using someone if anything she just said it out loud.
@@haynoazachary dont you think the back breaking work plus a lifetime of dance classes shows true dedication? come on every girl on dcc should have this advance her career! no problems with that.
I think at this point any little mistake, especially with media, is an excuse to be cut. They’re all really good at this point so any little mistake is a reason to be released from the team. Plus she openly said she was using DCC as a stepping stone basically, and there’s thousands of girls who would die for that position. So they know they don’t need her no matter how good she is.
What makes her care about her job? Just because she said it is a good stepping stone shouldn't exclude her from being a good employee.
Meredith land is a natural beauty💋
Evelyn C she is!! I literally ran into her in the grocery store at 6:30 AM and she had no makeup on and was beautiful and SO sweet and kind. I just loveeee her!
I love you guys .soooo goooddddd 💜
People ask me why I still support/watch dcc with my views on the organization. I’m a huge cowboys fan and I’m a huge supporter of the women who are performing for DCC. Simply stating ‘i don’t agree, I’m boycotting’ does nothing! I expect more of the organization as a fan. I expect more of the organization as a woman and a mom of two daughters!
The hypocrisy of DCC execs kills me. You cut Julia for ‘using’ the DCC for her future. Yet DCC does nothing but use these women to further their organization. The mentality of “you should be grateful we even consider you” sickens me! They need a serious dose of humble pie because if it wasn’t for these women, DCC would be nothing!
Some will think I say this being sarcastic, but I’m dead serious... the execs of DCC are nothing but corporate pimps! Think about it...
-the ladies are expected to give 150%...
-DCC sees the women as a product, and they only do the very minimum to keep that ‘product’ in working order...
-regardless of service, the minute a dancer no longer produces top dollar performances, they’re discarded like Kleenex.
The fact that they try to hide this behind veteran community service and such is insulting! I’m a military brat... proud of it! If you want to help the vets, then roll up your sleeves and do some actual work and help!
DCC has a great deal to do before they really meet that world class standard!
I honestly think Shaina is my favourite.
Lmfao she said she's using it as a stepping stone LMAO
Julia came across more professional to me than Kat did however I don't think what she said was appropriate- but she is more polished.
True true
She called her "Baby". I CRINGED when she did that! Omg....
Oh boy Kat
Kat was fun and cute and professional, they just want her to be a robot.
Julia was a Dallas Mavericks Dancer for 2 seasons. In April the Mavs Organization decided to discontinue the dancers. She and most of the other Mavs girls auditioned for the DCC. She probably wants to continue her dance career along with her TV one as well. However she shouldn't have said what she did.
What made Julia think it was okay to say that? You never say to anyone “I want this position/opportunity to help me in my next career choice.” And she said it twice and had the audacity to say she didn’t mean it like that. How could else could she mean it?
Oh boo hoo she wants to use the Dallas cowboy cheerleader as an experience for her resume it's not like they offer much they barely pay the girls and the girls have to pay their way for it so they should get to be able to use it as an experience cuz it's nothing more than just an experience and hard work that they get paid very little to do. And the restrictions and expectations are so strict they're lucky anyone wants to do it
She shouldn’t have said that, DCC should be your life, and if it’s not that’s what your coach wants to hear. Not “I’m using them to jumpstart my career” so she deserved to be cut
Nobody, not even Kelli, thinks that DCC is going to be a lifelong career for these girls. But there's a difference between saying "I've always wanted to dance for the DCC because [insert reason here]. After my dancing days are done, I'd like to go into [career], but right now this is my priority because it's been my lifelong dream" and just straight up saying "Y'all are just a stepping stone to get me where I really want to go." Take Lisa from this same season - she was absolutely honest about how she wants to go into medicine eventually but it's also clear that she's dedicated to DCC. There's a balance there and Julia just didn't find it.
Yikes!! Shes gone
0:43 - Who is that woman, apparently sitting on the floor and peaking over the table?
Shelly bramhall she works for the dcc her daughter was a tcc in 2018 dayton
Where’s Meredith? Isn’t she a rookie too? She wasn’t even there when they did the rookie tour last week!
I heard she made it but, from what they showed on TV, she really shouldn't have.
They didn’t show all the rookies they showed what about 6 in this clip.
I loved dcc
They should have even gotten miss Michel's enemies off of her and miss Nicole's and a couple of others and mr.darengers they will need them again
Poor Julia's comments, a little cringe-worthy and bad choice of words.
Julia's answer that she was basically using DCC as a resume filler sounded bad .It was truthful and probably what a lot of the SMART girls do but she should have worded it differently. They want the girls to say that they dedicate their lives to the DCC and it is the top priority yet one gains 5lbs or losses that "spark" and they are booted.
Many teams are dropping profession dance squads? Last time I checked 26/32 NFL teams have cheerleaders and that number stayed
Lol Julia did not want this. "I'm so sad" while not crying is always a red flag
kristen really puts me to sleep im sure shes a nice girl but she doesnt have that "pop". which can be a good thing not everyone needs to be over the top but she is very girl next door she needs some sass !!
julie made me CRINGE NOOOOOOOO
Why do they call it "media training" when they're just cutting them at the slightest mistakes? lol this isn't 'training'.
Julia should’ve said I’d be really sad if that ever happened but I would hope that I could use the skills I learned to help move forward with a career in journalism. Until then DCC for life
2:55 Worked where?
Alexander Martinez petsmart.
Loveeee DCC but I think these interviews are unnecessary. The program should already know what kind of ladies they're looking for plus I don't think they get paid enough to do things like this.
They just doubled their pay, plus they are now making $400 a game instead of $200.
J Mac thank goodness
Back int he 70s, they chose the team at tryouts. If you passed the try out and interview you were on the team. But that wouldn't make a good reality show. Kellie is all about the show because she is an exec Producer and makes millions off of it.
@@BurkeanMama Oh I didn't know she was an executive producer! That explains a lot!
The interviews are essential. The media will ask the cheerleaders about certain things, they have to defend the organization, they have to be knowledgeable with the football team, the game itself, and other teams the Cowboys might be facing during the season.
Plus, they go out in public promoting the team and they get more exposure to fans than the players and coaches ever do. They will eventually talk to fans for a long time, and if they ask them about the team, the sport itself, or current events and if they give out stupid answers, then it’s not going to be good for their business.
Did they cut Julia?
Hey
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A great job...... I want to sit and watch the interviews.......uhmmm. Can I have one of those day jobs....DEFO NOT??
Where's Meredith? Is she running "a little late"?
I never liked Julia. She had a vibe that was just “off” to me. I couldn’t really explain what it was at first but then there were multiple interactions like this one that just made me uncomfortable.
She had a spoiled/entitled vibe.
How much do you guys want to bet that that is the reason she was cut???
Tbh i dont like julia or kat.
Ai Mikaze Kat is beautiful and talented. She’s just trying too hard to fit in.
Same
Julia fucked up 😂😂
2:55 did she cuss? What she say?
She said the name of a company and they bleeped it out
Okay this disgusts me! I understand that they have to know football. But seriously, politics! Jesus with everything they have to memorize and the news they have to keep up with they need to be making well over six figures! Very unfair! Shame on you cowboys!
Jodi Elmore I agree! They aren’t training to be Miss America. They are there to cheer on the Cowboys. I realize other things tie into that job, but talking about politics is not one of them. I was turned off by that question. Ask stuff pertaining to what they are working towards.
@@rebekahwhitcomb2396 I think it’s to test intelligence.
JULIA Whhyyyyyyy. She probably just lost her spot
Bruh....... Kay talks wayyy too much and Julia...... good luck boo
What happened to Ashley W?
What do you mean??
I feel like they paid Julia because who says that to get a job
Slow down weather man. You and Kelly are hypocrites. You want young women with goals. Are you so foolish to think Julia is the only one. ? If you do not like her answer it is because you have not done your job as a coach. Lead or shut up. Weather Boy gets testy to easy. You need to bounce him. Make sure the girls know that they belong in the Kitchen. No dreams, No goals. Oh wait Dcc was a dream and goal.
See these should have kept going to school because she was next to want some junk like tarchoa🤯
Julia was....horrible. Seriously needs some training.
Still cannot believe these women continue to think prancing around a field in obvious “postures” in “small outfits” is empowering!!?? Actually it perpetuates the one dimensional view of women. No hate, just saying.
Omg Julia What did you do 🙈🙅
😂😂😂😂
Hi tell them not to worry anyway we are all going back stripping no with Darnell
This is awful
Can't stand Kat
She is as fake as they come.
I think she’s coming across disingenuous because she’s trying to be that bubbly black girl that white ppl like lol. Women as beautiful as she is tend to be seen as stuck up or cold if they’re quiet. She’s just trying to show that she has personality in my opinion.
Did I seriously just witness left wing propaganda on a cheerleading show??
Kat gets on my everlasting nerves....but gorgeous
Julia looks so old in the face