Dance Moms - Burn in Your Name

Topless Showgirls (S2E9)

•Dance Name: Burn in Your Name

•Air Date: March 6, 2012

•Dancers:

Maddie Ziegler
Nia Frazier
Brooke Hyland
Paige Hyland
Chloe Lukasiak
Mackenzie Ziegler

•Dance Style: Burlesque

•Place: did not place

•Competition Attended:
Fire and Ice Elite in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania sometime in mid or late January of 2012.

•"Burn in Your Name" is a song by Bishop Kingsley. It was used for the group dance "Fantastic" in the episode Topless Showgirls.

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[twixy_blixy]

I love the fact that all the moms are looking mortified and meanwhile theres Melissa 😂😂

[Reality_TV_Queen]

Everyone: 👁👄👁 *mortified to see 6-13 year olds dancing that way*
No one literally no one:
Melissa: 🙌🏼💃🙌🏼💃

[emmaskyeeee]

melissa looked like the mom from mean girls during the talent show scene-

[heatherward]

Chloe’s faces in this was so dang cute!!! The judges looked truly disturbed and then in disbelief when Kenzie came out

[chillcraft]

“listening to the audience hoot and holler at my 10-year-old” sick.

[kourtneysmith]

Abby nonchalantly popping that mint had me rofl 😂😂

[kealanifaulkner]

It’s insane how Abby was so upset about the elites’ costumes in the last dance but put actual children in nude colored outfits. Both burlesque dance but it clearly is more appropriate for teenagers than children. (not to mention electricity’s outfits and the bully dance when she originally wanted ripped fishnets on kids)

[kubgamez]

Now this was a line that shouldn't have been crossed with their costumes, electricity's costumes weren't inherently bad (thigh highs a bit much but otherwise it looked like a lot of their other costumes) the problem with electricity was the dance itself. This is top to bottom crossing every line you can imagine. I think 'cuties' was more PC than this.

[butterflypinky]

How awkward for the mothers and judges. Well, at least Mackenzie is not in this dan... Oh.

[madelinesmith]

This dance made me feel physically sick. It's not the girls fault whatsoever, they are amazing talented dancers... but for the adults in their lives to exploit them like this is so awful.

[randomspambox]

I love how she told them to keep their mouth shut about costumes and she literally chose child corn

[envymordecai]

That first judge is trying to figure out how he can judge this without landing on a watch list

[Ilovedancemoms]

The judges face when kenzie came out got me 💀😭😭😭💀 0:44

[mellinarivera]

I was trying to find this dance and it was so hard bc the episode was taken down

[preety]

Look at how Kenzie walks off at the end😂😂😂

[peytoncooke]

I really like this dance… if it wasn’t for 10 year olds. This dance could definitely have waited for some of the girls to be older

[apheliaa]

This dance... *ohhh* this dance. By far the most inappropriate dance on the show, I would go so far as to say this is worse than Electricity. I think ppl tend to forget this episode since it aired once and was immediately pulled from circulation so they automatically default to Electricity being the most inappropriate dance on the show. Anyway, I think this dance would've been a lot better on a different season.. like I'm talking the end of season seven, when the girls were, oh I don't know, *teenagers*??? 😭
And the fact that Kenzie is in this dance disturbs me even more

[emiliomurkmere]

the color is what makes this feel more sexual than it needs to be. the color way too closely matches their skintone.

[LoveValentineXO]

*after watching a video about Dance Moms, that didn't feel comfortable showing this dance*

"Wow. How bad can it be that it got banned?"

Now that I've watched it... What in the ever loving hell?? WHAT WERE THEY THINKING??

[ilTHfeaa]

the judges were like “absolutely … not number 1”