AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

these girls deserve more pay and free therapy like i can’t imagine having to go through the rigorous auditions and nitpicking without coming out unscathed

honestly enjoyed this a lot

I enjoyed it actually. It’s nice to see that they’ve clearly come far but only in terms of feminism that benefits white women. The funniest part was them trying to convince you that they don’t choose girls based on looks while at the same time dropping girls because they aren’t pretty enough and the

this is so sad, but it’s so addicting. i don’t really like doc/reality shows and i don’t think i’ve ever had a guilty pleasure show bc i just stop watching what i don’t like, but this is a guilty pleasure. dallas is represented well, but it’s toned down some, let me tell you…

love how it's a job in every aspect until it comes to paying the cheerleaders, then it's sisterhood

After watching this…I want to learn the thunderstruck dancing so bad

I feel like this is a healthier installment than Making The Team but they seriously need an in-house therapist for these girls bc saying "I am behind on life" with a smile on your face on your BIRTHDAY because you've spent 4 years dancing for a football team is beyond deranged

About to get real parasocial about these girls

the actual documentary was really great but can’t believe that they still get paid horribly. almost like they should feel grateful to be doing free work basically 😭😭 im definitely still dressing as this for halloween!! i’ve always wanted to

this show is what girlhood looks like.

james was my favourite cheerleader ✨🫶😘

Ngl these dance and cheer doco series always slap. Really easy watch, certainly get invested in some of the stories. Kinda feel bad for Victoria though, someone be friends with her please.

full opinion on the show in my review of the last episode, but seriously, WE NEED A SECOND SEASON.

they need to be paid more also i love cheer docuseries like none other

i love this show so much it’s so real and passionate.

Really solid doc, but the tone shift was a bit distracting. The first half of the doc felt really critical of the DCC as an organization, while the second half felt like a full on commercial for great it is to be a DCC. Even so, I loved that they let the girls really speak their mind about what was

What was the intent of this I’m so confused as to whether they were trying to subtly point out how much about this whole thing is just completely wrong or whether they were glossing over it? “They don’t come for the money” well no shit lady cause there is no money, how about just rewarding talent an

honestly a great documentary. didn’t overwhelm with the history in a way that was confusing. getting to know the girls in a much more personal way than the original show. And even getting to see the ugly and nasty effects the public places on them was really eye opening. Another hit from the netflix

Can I kick my leg so high it reaches my head and fall to the ground in splits absolutely not but do I want to watch 36 women do it in sync perfectly yes yes I do 😂. I loved watching clips of the Dallas cowboys cheerleaders when I was younger online so when this show came to Netflix I jumped straigh

girlhood

Their pay check should be a crime

#1 - Pay them more CHARLOTTE “NBC Sports Boston reported in 2022 that Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders make around $15-20 per hour. That's about $22,500 on average annually.” - NFL cheerleaders w/ 50 routines memorized with improv - models (they do the calendars), sex symbols - famous dancers/performers

It’s acc never that serious.

i'm going to have thunderstruck stuck in my head for the foreseeable future and it's going to drive me absolutely insane