Despite the obnoxious title, this series was very raw and emotional to watch. A story about dancers with big dreams coming together, ending up under the same roof, getting brainwashed, used and even abused. I couldn't care less about dancing videos or social media, so I thought I'd drop out quickly, but the story was captivating. There was a lot to unpack here. Instead of going through my own views about each person, I'll bring up the Lee sisters. Their section of the show was real, heart-breaking struggle that left me speechless. 'Cult' is a hard word to chew, and it brings up a lot of emotions in each participant; especially when it comes to admitting, that it's the truth. Interested in the Wilking sisters' situation, I read some articles; Miranda is stating, that her family didn't support her religious journey. How does she not see, that what her family _really_ doesn't support, is that she's praising Jesus with a predator under the same roof?

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