[0:04]Listen to me. How many people here know somebody that's died of cancer?
[0:15]Is that a painful thing? Is it a loss of dignity? Do you know what that means, girls? You're not in control of your body. Yes. And you feel this big. How many of you think you can lift your dad?
[0:40]I did that.
[0:45]I had to do that. My dad had a brain tumor. He had a seizure and collapsed on the bathroom floor. It's not pretty. And you're all very pretty. Come here. Right now, people are living with the ribbon. People are living with cancer every day. And that's what you're showing. That's what the dance is about. Are you crying because I'm sad? Who who who passed away? Well, my dad when I wasn't born, but it was like a long time ago. My dad his dog Diablo died. It was just so hard for him. His what? His daughter? No, his dog. His dog? Dogs do get cancer. It's horrible. I know. Let's wipe away the tears. Let's think positively. We win the dance, maybe we'll win the cure for cancer. All right? Let's go!
