Step Up Revolution Page #4

All right.

I think I've got this next thing figured out.

Ready to go?

Thought you'd never ask.

Let's hit up the garage.

Okay. Ocean Drive was great at scoring us

some serious hits on YouTube.

But this next Mob will be

a bit more complicated.

Okay. So, there are

two main entrances and exits,

and a back door that opens to the street.

Let's have the van waiting right outside.

That's our escape route.

How are we gonna get dancers in and out

without them getting noticed?

One word, man. Camouflage.

There's gonna be security this time,

under the supervision

of Director Jennifer Gibgot.

We have a phenomenal exhibit.

And I need you to...

What about music?

I was thinking Penelope should look into

seeking some new employment.

The last gentleman we had played

the music much too loud.

So do your best to keep a low profile.

Low profile. Got it.

This is definitely gonna get us a lot of hits.

Either way, The Mob is gonna put

its own spin on fine art.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Okay, thank you all for coming.

I can only imagine

how difficult this is to audition,

let alone audition for me.

I am not an easy one. I get it.

But remember,

if everyone could do this,

we wouldn't be Wynwood.

We're about to name the dancers

who've been invited

to apprentice with Wynwood.

At the end of this summer, each dancer

will perform a routine of their own selection.

We will then select one male and one female

to formally join our company.

And the new apprentices are...

Vera Williams, Josh Torres,

Melba Watson, Mobey Shakur,

and Emily Anderson.

Thank you and congratulations.

Emily, where did you study?

With Max Sternberg at NYU.

Your technique is good.

Exquisite, actually.

Which means absolutely nothing.

Baby girl, you lack originality,

and I suggest you find some.

You've got to.

Thank you.

You made it.

So what's with all the mystery?

Is this some sort of lame way you get girls

to go out with you?

It's not a date. Promise.

Come on, we've got to hustle.

You look beautiful, by the way.

It's still not a date.

You look nice, too.

Where did you get the vino?

So why are we here?

Just thought you could

use some inspiration.

Wait.

- A group of dancers were able to break out...

-...strikes again...

...still attempting to identify the dancers...

The Mob struck again last night

this time taking over

the Miami Museum of International Arts

and Culture.

The art itself seemed to come to life,

causing delight

in spite of the disruption.

Quite the scene last night at the Miami

Museum of International Arts and Culture.

Police continue their investigation,

as many questions remain,

including the two most pressing,

Who is The Mob, and what is this all about?

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