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The 2026 International Dance League season was an international competitive dance league and the inaugural season for the International Dance League (IDL).[1] The league season took place in 6 series with 5 different locations: New York City, Vancouver, Sydney, Seoul, and two in Los Angeles (one normal series & the championship).[1] GRV was crowned as the "IDL Champion" by the end with Brotherhood taking the "IDL Season Standings Title" after a perfect & undefeated normal season.[2][3][4]

The league featured the main "Pro Division" which featured the set 6 professional teams[5] and a "Community Division" which featured teams worldwide. The teams that compete in the "Community Division" changes each series to teams that are located near the series location.[6]

Teams

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For the inaugural season, the six founding teams participated: Brotherhood (Vancouver), GRV (Los Angeles), 1Million (Seoul), Jam Republic (South East Asia), Royal Family (New Zealand), and Quick Style (Oslo).[5] Each team consisted of 20 to 30 dancers in the season roster, while 20 dancers are allowed to participate in each of the series.[7]

Brotherhood

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Brotherhood are a Vancouver-based dance crew based in Studio North. The crew came in to the season as the defending champions from the 2025 Launch Event. For the season, they had 21 dancers in their roster overall. The crew is also the only all-male crew for the season.

Brotherhood 2026 IDL Roster[8][9]
Dancer Jersey Country Notes
Original Roster
Angelo Admana 76 Philippines Philippines
Francis Aranton 28 Philippines Philippines
Miguel Axibal 32 Philippines Philippines
Humuza Bazira 9 Canada Canada Debut
Michael Delleva 21 Philippines Philippines Captain (only Sydney)
Christian Demetillo 1 Canada Canada
Jon Ray Dy Buco 4 Philippines Philippines
Scott Forstyh 10 Canada Canada Captain
Alo Galedo 88 Philippines Philippines
Andrew Ha 7 Canada Canada Debut
Justin Lewis 11 Canada Canada
Eldon Linsangan 15 Canada Canada
Ryan McEwen 18 Canada Canada
Randall Mella 95 Canada Canada
Dayton Paradis 17 Canada Canada
Jaymie Sorongon 5 Canada Canada
Dillon Tran 97 Canada Canada
Kelvin Tu 2 China China Captain (except Sydney)
Elijah Uy 8 Canada Canada
Adrian Vendiola 87 Philippines Philippines Captain
Added during season
Josh Mendonca 44 Canada Canada Added for and after Sydney.

GRV

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GRV are a Los Angeles-based dance crew based in Offstage Studio. The crew came into the season as the runner-ups of the 2025 Launch Event. For the season, they had the largest roster overall, at 30 dancers.

GRV 2026 IDL Roster[10][11]
Dancer Jersey Country Notes
Original Roster
Aiden Alizadeh 15 United States USA Captain (Sydney, Los Angeles)
Rayanne Asuncion 5 United States USA Debut
Derrique Daniels 6 United States USA
Kenneth Espiritu 11 United States USA Captain (Vancouver)
Ethan Estandian 8 United States USA Captain (Seoul, Los Angeles)
Nick Joseph 1 United States USA Captain (New York, Vancouver)
Leilani Kiana Bedania 3 United States USA
Coss Lapeyrolerie 9 United States USA
Mya Macias 21 United States USA
Asahi Matsumura 2 Japan Japan Debut
Jayr Medallo 13 United States USA Debut
River Novin 16 United States USA Debut
Arron Ocasla 44 United States USA Debut
Ariel Padua 4 United States USA
Ivan Paredes 14 United States USA Captain (Sydney, Seoul, Los Angeles)
Kea Peahu 29 United States USA Debut
Kaylar Preite 7 United States USA Captain (except Los Angeles)
Mini Preston 10 United States USA
Aidan Prince 20 United States USA
Kazuki Saito 17 Japan Japan Debut
Jasmine Sena 23 United States USA Debut
William Simmons 19 United States USA
Natalie Torres 22 United States USA Debut
Vincent Urban 33 United States USA
Added during season
Michael Burt 99 United States USA Debut. Added for and after New York.
Alice Myung 30 United States USA Added for and after Vancouver.
Jadon Vo 77 United States USA Debut. Added for and after Sydney
Harlie Ramirez 98 United States USA Added for and after Seoul.
Matthew Sabino 26 United States USA
Taylor Vang 12 United States USA Debut. Added for and after Seoul.

1Million

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1Million are a Seoul-based dance crew from 1Million Dance Studio. The crew came into the season as the third-place spot of the 2025 Launch Event. For the season, they had 26 dancers in their roster overall.

1Million 2026 IDL Roster[12][13]
Dancer Jersey Country Notes
Original Roster
Jonah Aki 4 United States USA Captain
Ahn Ah-young 12 South Korea South Korea Debut
Ahn Na-gyung 09 South Korea South Korea Captain
Baek Koo-young 19 South Korea South Korea Debut
Baek Seon-yeong 17 South Korea South Korea Debut
Choi Jiyu 20 South Korea South Korea Debut
Choi Pekko 23 South Korea South Korea Debut
Han Seung-won 31 South Korea South Korea Debut
Sunset Heo 77 South Korea South Korea
K-Chan Kang (Kang Seong-chan) 24 South Korea South Korea Debut
Kim Ho-ie 2 South Korea South Korea Debut
Kim In-young 7 South Korea South Korea Debut
Jane Kim 91 South Korea South Korea Debut. Captain.
Katie Kim 15 South Korea South Korea Debut
Lia Kim 00 South Korea South Korea Debut
Kim Si-eun 3 South Korea South Korea Debut
Lee Cho-rok 26 South Korea South Korea
Lee Gwan-jung 16 South Korea South Korea Debut
Lee Na-ra 21 South Korea South Korea
Lee Sang-hun 10 South Korea South Korea Debut
Airu Mori 1 Japan Japan
Harimu Park 22 South Korea South Korea Debut
Romm Park 11 South Korea South Korea
Park Seo-yeon 8 South Korea South Korea Debut
Debby Peng 13 Taiwan Taiwan Debut
Son Seung-min 25 South Korea South Korea Debut
Removed from roster
Choi Young-jun None South Korea South Korea Mentioned in original roster, but never was in any lineup.

Royal Family

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Royal Family are a New Zealand-based dance crew based in The Palace Dance Studio. The crew came into the season after losing to Brotherhood in the Round 1 matchup at the 2025 Launch Event. For the season, they had 28 dancers in their roster overall.

Royal Family 2026 IDL Roster[14][15]
Dancer Jersey Country Notes
Original Roster
Donald Ah-loo 5 New Zealand New Zealand Captain (New York, Vancouver, Sydney)
Noah Ball 26 New Zealand New Zealand Debut
Lara Ballester 17 Argentina Argentina Debut
Amber Bendell 55 New Zealand New Zealand Debut
Scarlett Burns 18 New Zealand New Zealand Debut
Cayle Bynoe 86 France France Debut
Moana Davis 12 New Zealand New Zealand Captain
Aiyana Dothard 22 United States USA Debut
Amir Faradji 99 Sweden Sweden Debut
Chance Heremaia-Bristow 27 New Zealand New Zealand
Jung Soeun 3 South Korea South Korea
Jordan LeCurieux-Lafayette 20 France France Debut
Daisy Martin 6 New Zealand New Zealand
Calvin Murphy 1 United Kingdom UK Debut
Samuel Palmisano 4 Spain Spain Debut
Oceanna Paul 21 New Zealand New Zealand Debut
David Pina 67 Portugal Portugal Debut
Mohamed Sessa 15 Italy Italy Debut
Hirari Suzuki 24 Japan Japan Debut
Shayden Taare 11 New Zealand New Zealand
Briarna Taingahue 77 New Zealand New Zealand Debut
Bailey Tomokino 19 New Zealand New Zealand Debut
Sena Umeda 80 Japan Japan Debut
Marte Wilk 2 Norway Norway Debut
Added during season
Christian Segi 00 New Zealand New Zealand Debut. Captain (Seoul & Los Angeles). Added for and after Sydney.
Renee Scofield 88 New Zealand New Zealand Debut. Added for and after Vancouver.
Isla Potini 8 New Zealand New Zealand Debut. Added for and after Sydney.
Renee Salesa 25 Samoa Samoa
Pearl Whitiora 60 New Zealand New Zealand
Removed from roster
Hiamo Martin None New Zealand New Zealand Mentioned in original roster, but never was in any lineup.

Jam Republic

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Jam Republic are a South East Asia-based dance crew under Jam Republic The Agency. The crew came into the season after losing to 1Million in the Round 1 matchup at the 2025 Launch Event. For the season, they had 25 dancers in their roster overall.

Jam Republic 2026 IDL Roster[16][17]
Dancer Jersey Country Notes
Original Roster
Stella Aurellia 14 Indonesia Indonesia
Brandon De Angelo 10 Indonesia Indonesia
Julian De Guzman 13 United States USA Debut
Sophie Echauz 99 Philippines Philippines Debut
Eugene Ho 1 United States USA Debut
Jojo Hung 00 Singapore Singapore Debut
Miyabi Koyama 38 Japan Japan Debut
Lloyd Marcaida 77 Philippines Philippines Debut
Mavy Marquez 12 Philippines Philippines
Danzel Marsono 07 United States USA Debut
Carlos Mendoza 4 Philippines Philippines
King Ilian Mistica 9 Philippines Philippines
Lu Nguyen 8 Vietnam Vietnam Debut
Song Linh Nguyen 97 Vietnam Vietnam Debut
Jervin Racan 21 Philippines Philippines
Bobby Ramlee 23 Singapore Singapore
Aennon Tabungar 18 Philippines Philippines Captain (except for Los Angeles)
Zee Tan 88 Malaysia Malaysia
Kiana Tangonan 31 United States USA Debut
Khai Zun Teoh 3 Malaysia Malaysia
Kyla Warikai 30 Philippines Philippines
Added during season
Carlo Darang 24 United States USA Debut. Captain (Los Angeles). Added for and after New York.
Sophie Indracusin 11 Thailand Thailand Added for and after Sydney.
Emma Huch 2 New Zealand New Zealand Debut. Added for Los Angeles.
Sebastian Too 22 Singapore Singapore
Removed from roster
Jumi Carpenter None United Kingdom UK Mentioned in original roster, but never was in any lineup.
Shaheem Kabamba None El Salvador El Salvador
Trav Marran 17 Singapore Singapore
Ling Zhang None China China

Quick Style

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Quick Style are an Oslo-based dance crew based in Studio Quick Style. The crew came into the season after losing to GRV in the Round 1 matchup at the 2025 Launch Event. For the season, they had the smallest roster overall, at only 20 dancers. The crew is also the only all-female crew for the season.

Quick Style 2026 IDL Roster[18][19]
Dancer Jersey Country Notes
Original Roster
Agnes Aaseth 25 Norway Norway Debut
Laura Alves 30 Denmark Denmark Debut
Matilde Castberg 17 Norway Norway Debut
Thanusha Chanrasselan 10 Norway Norway Captain
Mina Erlandsen 14 Norway Norway Captain (except New York)
Johanna Gjesdal 27 Norway Norway Debut
Mina Grindstrand 13 Norway Norway Debut
Karina Hagness 28 Indonesia Indonesia Debut
Kyrena Heier 24 Norway Norway
Sara Henriksen 15 Norway Norway Debut
Dikte Hvit 29 Norway Norway Debut
Pia Mangset 19 Norway Norway
Kaja Myrle 22 Norway Norway Debut
Mali Paulsen 11 Norway Norway Debut
Kaja Ramberg 20 Norway Norway Debut
Sunniva Rinvoll 26 Norway Norway Debut
Ida Toftevag 12 Norway Norway Debut
Tuva Vinje 21 Norway Norway Captain (except New York)
Mari Wenaas 16 Norway Norway Debut
Ida Ying Chun 18 China China Debut
Removed from roster
Egil Mikael Alnaes None Norway Norway Mentioned in original roster, but never was in any lineup.
William Gamborg None Norway Norway
Nasir Sirikhan None Norway Norway
Yasin Tatby None Norway Norway
Oskar Vigren None Norway Norway

Format

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The season took place in 5 different cities for 6 different series: New York City on May 2nd, Vancouver on May 23rd, Sydney on June 20th, Seoul on August 1st, and two in Los Angeles (one normal series on September 19th & one championship on September 20th).[1] Originally, Hong Kong was part of the list of cities with Los Angeles only containing the Championship. But due to partnering issues in the city, the series was cancelled.[20] Each series would have two divisions, starting with the Community Division before moving onto the main Pro Division.

Pro Division

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For the pro division this season, each team put forward a roster with a minimum of 20 dancers and a maximum of 30 dancers. Each team can change the roster during the season, adding or removing dancers, but they cannot go above 30. Before a series, each team would put forward a lineup of 20 dancers for that series. Each series would have a lineup and teams can change their lineup or keep it the exact same for multiple series. The Los Angeles series & Championship though, will have the exact same lineup for both. If a team performs on the day of the series without a full 20-dancer lineup (they can switch the lineup in between lineup announcement & the day of the series) their score will be deducted, unless it's unavoidable (e.g. Visa issues).

In the first round, all six teams are matched up into predetermined pairs where they perform one routine for the judges and the fan vote to enter into Round 2. A coin toss is used to determine the team that goes first.[21] The total points that can be scored is 7 points, six judges and one fan vote. Which ever pro team wins their round advances to the second round with the losing pro team being 'knocked-out' of the series. The points that judges award, are added to their overall season standings no matter if they lost or won. Every team will face every other team in the season.[22]

In Round 2, the winning three teams then perform an entire new routine in a three-way battle. Judges scores are averaged out for the groups and an added fan vote point is divided between the three teams based on the fan vote percentage they got. Points are divided on their position, first gets awarded seven points; second gets awarded five points; and third gets awarded three points, which is added to their overall standing for the season. The team with the most standings points at the end (including those gained during the Championship series) gets the "IDL Season Standings Title" and the cash prize is divided based on your standing. First place gets $200,000, second gets $180,000, third gets $170,000, fourth gets $160,000, fifth gets $150,000, and sixth gets $140,000.[21][22]

The Championship series is formatted like the other series. But, the round 1 matchups are determined by the seedings in the standings as is after the last normal series (Los Angeles). First seed faces sixth, second faces fifth, and third faces fourth. The higher seed then determines which team goes first. The winner of Round 2 is crowned as the "IDL Champion" of the season, there's no second nor third. Points are awarded accordingly to the season standings for the final rankings.[22]

At the most, teams would need to make 12 sets in the span of 6 months (including the pre-season from February/March). Each team had to prepare 2 sets, one for each round, in the time that's given in between series: pre-season for New York, 3 weeks for Vancouver, 4 weeks for Sydney, 6 weeks for Seoul, and 7 weeks for Los Angeles & Championship (4 sets). If a team didn't qualify into Round 2, they can reuse their set for a future series, giving an advantage towards the losing teams to prepare their set for a longer time and having to prepare only 1 new set for the next series.

Each team are scored on a scoresheet by six different judges. The six judges are part of a rotating panel who are trained to be as objective as possible by the two head judges, Dr. Arnel Calvario and Nicolas Bégin.[23] The scoresheet is divided into two sections and ten criteria, which are:[23]

  • Design: Complexity of Choreography, Staging, Musicality, Creativity, and Stylistic Athleticism.
  • Execution: Cleanliness, Technical Execution + Authenticity, Spacing, Projection/Communication, and Stamina.

Each judge score each criteria on a 1-10 scale. From Seoul onwards, judges were given the possibility to give 0.5 scores. Each judges criteria list is then summed up and their vote goes to the higher score. For individual criteria score, the judges scores are averaged, same goes for the overall score for each team.

Community Division

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The Community Division format for this season was open to teams from the surrounding location where the series were. The division was divided into an adult division (18+) and a junior division (17 and under). Each series had their own Community Division, with New York and Vancouver only having an adult division and Sydney onwards having the junior division as well. From the application, IDL would then select the teams to compete in the competition. Each series was limited to 10 adult teams and 10 junior teams (although the Championship series had 11 adult teams).[6]

Each series had a corresponding region that could apply, those are:[6]

The Community Division judges would differ from the Pro Division judges, and the scoring would be similar to how Round 2 of the Pro Division is scored. Every team would perform one set and would be scored with the same scoresheet as the Pro Division.[23]

Series 1: New York

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The league season took off in New York City on May 2nd at Hammerstein Ballroom.[24][25][21] The event was sold out and had 383,000+ livestream views.[26] In the Pro Division, Brotherhood took first place, with Quick Style taking runner-up and Royal Family at third-place.[26] In the Community Division, Narratiiv took first place, followed by The Squad and Day one taking second and third place, respectively.[25] Saweetie performed the halftime show for the series.[27] It was hosted by JustMaiko and Megan Batoon.

Pro Division

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The judges for New York's Pro Division were: Amari Marshall, Arturo Lyons, Chonqiue Sneed, Jamal Sims, and LaTasha Barnes. Dr. Arnel Calvario and Nicolas Bégin were the head judges with Calvario serving as one of the six judges and Bégin serving as the "deduction judge".[28]

Round 1

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Round 1 of New York's Pro Division consisted of 3 matchups: GRV vs. Quick Style, Brotherhood vs. 1Million, and Royal Family vs. Jam Republic.[25][29]

Match 1: GRV vs. Quick Style
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The first Round 1 matchup for New York was originally Royal Family vs. Jam Republic, but because of Jam Republic's visa issues, they were moved to the last matchup. The first matchup then became GRV vs. Quick Style, which was a "revenge match" for Quick Style after losing to GRV at the 2025 Launch Event.

GRV vs. Quick Style Lineup[30][31]
GRV Quick Style
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
5 Rayanne Asuncion 99 Michael Burt 25 Agnes Aaseth 30 Laura Alves
6 Derrique Daniels 11 Kenneth Espiritu 17 Matilde Castberg 10 Thanusha Chandrasselan
1 Nick Joseph 3 Leilani Kiana Bedania 14 Mina Erlandsen 27 Johanna Gjesdal
9 Coss Lapeyrolerie 21 Mya Macias 13 Mina Grindstrand 28 Karina Hagness
2 Asahi Matsumura 13 Jayr Medallo 24 Kyrena Heier 15 Sara Henriksen
44 Arron Ocasla 4 Ariel Padua 29 Dikte Hvit 19 Pia Mangset
14 Ivan Paredes 29 Kea Peahu 22 Kaja Myrle 11 Mali Paulsen
7 Kaylar Preite 10 Mini Preston 20 Kaja Ramberg 26 Sunniva Rinvoll
20 Aidan Prince 17 Kazuki Saito 12 Ida Toftevag 21 Tuva Vinje
23 Jasmine Sena 33 Vincent Urban 16 Mari Wenaas 18 Ida Ying Chun
Bold means captain.

GRV went first after the coin toss and performed their set to the song "Don't Get Me Started" by Ace Hood. After them, Quick Style performed their set to the song "N95" by Kendrick Lamar. The match was won by Quick Style, winning 4-3 against GRV, and scores of 89.00 and 86.83. The match was noted as an upset win as GRV was the favourite to win after being runner-up at the Launch Event and beating Quick Style in the Round 1 matchup of the event.[32][29]

GRV vs. Quick Style Scoresheet[32][29]
Crew GRV Quick Style Lead
Song(s) used "Don't Get Me Started"
by Ace Hood
"N95"
by Kendrick Lamar
Scoresheet Spread
Design 86.00 88.34 +2.34
Complexity of Choreography 8.67 8.83 +0.16
Staging 8.50 8.67 +0.17
Musicality 8.83 9.33 +0.50
Creativity 8.50 9.17 +0.67
Stylistic Athleticism 8.50 8.17 -0.33
Execution 87.68 89.66 +1.98
Cleanliness 8.17 9.00 +0.83
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.67 9.00 +0.33
Spacing 8.67 8.50 +0.17
Projection/Communication 9.00 9.33 +0.33
Stamina 9.33 9.00 -0.33
Average Score 86.83 89.00 +2.17
GRV vs. Quick Style Points[32][29]
Team GRV Quick Style Lead
Judges
Amari Marshall 80.00 95.00 +15.00
Arnel Calvario 91.00 89.00 -2.00
Arturo Lyons 86.00 80.00 -6.00
Chonique Sneed 86.00 90.00 +4.00
Jamal Sims 93.00 90.00 -3.00
LaTasha Barnes 85.00 90.00 +5.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 41.00% 59.00%
Overall Points 3 4
Match 2: Brotherhood vs. 1Million
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The second Round 1 matchup for New York was Brotherhood vs. 1Million. The matchup was noted as the "marquee match" of the night due to both Brotherhood's defending title and 1Million's popularity.

Brotherhood vs. 1Million Lineup[33][34]
Brotherhood 1Million
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
76 Angelo Admana 28 Francis Aranton 04 Jonah Aki 12 Ahn Ah-young
32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira 9 Ahn Na-gyung 17 Baek Seon-yeong
21 Michael Delleva 1 Christian Demetillo 20 Choi Ji-yu 23 Choi Pekko
4 Jon Ray Dy Buco 10 Scott Forsyth 31 Han Seung-won 24 K-Chan Kang
88 Alo Galedo 7 Andrew Ha 02 Kim Ho-ie 7 Kim In-young
11 Justin Lewis 15 Eldon Linsangan 91 Jane Kim 03 Kim Si-eun
18 Ryan McEwen 95 Randall Mella 16 Lee Gwan-jung 21 Lee Na-ra
17 Dayton Paradis 5 Jaymie Sorongon 10 Lee Sang-hun 1 Airu Mori
97 Dillon Tran 2 Kelvin Tu 22 Harimu Park 08 Park Seo-yeon
8 Elijah Uy 87 Adrian Vendiola 13 Debby Peng 25 Son Seung-min
Bold means captain.

Brotherhood went first after the coin toss and performed their set to the song "Jealous Type" by Doja Cat. After them, 1Million performed their set to the song "How It's Done" from the K-Pop Demon Hunters movie. The match was won by Brotherhood, sweeping 1Million with a 7-0, and scores of 94.50 and 87.33. Brotherhood's Round 1 set is the highest scoring set in New York Round 1, the only set to score above 90. Brotherhood's set was notablen as well for it's many callbacks to 1Million's Launch Event performances, commonly known as "disses" in the dance and IDL community.[32][29]

Brotherhood vs. 1Million Scoresheet[32][29]
Crew Brotherhood 1Million Lead
Song(s) used "Jealous Type" by Doja Cat "How It's Done" by Huntrix
Scoresheet Spread
Design 95.36 86.00 +9.36
Complexity of Choreography 9.67 8.67 +1.00
Staging 9.67 8.83 +0.84
Musicality 9.50 8.50 +1.00
Creativity 9.67 8.33 +1.34
Stylistic Athleticism 9.17 8.67 +0.50
Execution 93.66 88.66 +5.00
Cleanliness 9.50 8.33 +1.17
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.33 8.83 +0.50
Spacing 9.00 8.67 +0.33
Projection/Communication 9.33 9.00 +0.33
Stamina 9.67 9.50 +0.17
Average Score 94.50 87.33 +7.17
Brotherhood vs. 1Million Points[32][29]
Team Brotherhood 1Million Lead
Judges
Amari Marshall 94.00 88.00 +6.00
Arnel Calvario 94.00 90.00 +1.00
Arturo Lyons 96.00 81.00 +15.00
Chonique Sneed 94.00 89.00 +5.00
Jamal Sims 96.00 89.00 +7.00
LaTasha Barnes 93.00 87.00 +6.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 76.00% 24.00%
Overall Points 7 0
Match 3: Royal Family vs. Jam Republic
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The final Round 1 matchup for New York was Royal Family vs. Jam Republic. The matchup, originally the first of the series, was moved to the last as Jam Republic members: Lu Nguyen, Song Linh Nguyen, and captain Aennon Tabungar had visa issues and couldn't attend. Because of this, member Carlo Darang & Kiana Tangonan were subbed in and Jam Republic were given more time to prepare. This also meant that Jam Republic had only 19 dancers on stage, rather than the required 20.[35]

Royal Family vs. Jam Republic Lineup[36][37][35]
Royal Family Jam Republic
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
05 Donald Ah-loo 17 Lara Ballester 14 Stella Aurellia 10 Brandon De Angelo
55 Amber Bendell 18 Scarlett Burns 13 Julian De Guzman 99 Sophie Echauz
86 Cayle Bynoe 12 Moana Davis 01 Eugene Ho 00 Jojo Hung
22 Aiyana Dothard 99 Amir Faradji 38 Miyabi Koyama 77 Lloyd Marcaida
03 Jung So-eun 20 Jordan LeCurieux-Lafayette 12 Mavy Marquez 07 Danzel Marsono
06 Daisy Martin 01 Calvin Murphy 04 Carlos Mendoza 9 King Mistica
67 David Pina 88 Renee Scofield 08 Lu Nguyen 97 Song Linh Nguyen
15 Mohamed Sessa 24 Hirari Suzuki 21 Jervin Racan 23 Bobby Ramlee
11 Shayden Taare 19 Bailey Tomokino 18 Aennon Tabungar 88 Zee Tan
80 Sena Umeda 02 Marte Wiik 3 Khai Zun Teoh 30 Kyla Warikai
24 Carlo Darang 31 Kiana Tangonan
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Jam Republic went first after the coin toss and performed their set to a mix of "Get Out My Way" by Tedashii feat. Lecrae and "Nothing I Can't Do" by Tedashii feat. Trip Lee and Lecrae. After them, Royal Family performed their set to a mix of "Tuyo" which is an original song, "Kilometre" by Burna Boy, and "Phonk Brasilerio Fresco" by DJ Moigus & DJ FKU. The match was won by Royal Family, winning 6-1 against Jam Republic, and scores of 86.67 and 82.50. Royal Family won every judge vote, but lost out the fan vote to Jam Republic.[32][29]

Royal Family vs. Jam Republic Scoresheet[32][29]
Crew Royal Family Jam Republic Lead
Song(s) used "Kilometre" by Burna Boy;
"Phonk Brasilerio Fresco" by
DJ Moigus & DJ FKU
"Get Out My Way" &
"Nothing I Can't Do" by Tedashii
Scoresheet Spread
Design 85.00 82.66 +2.34
Complexity of Choreography 8.50 8.00 +0.50
Staging 9.00 8.33 +0.67
Musicality 8.50 8.50 +0.00
Creativity 7.83 8.00 -0.17
Stylistic Athleticism 8.67 8.50 +0.17
Execution 88.34 82.32 +6.02
Cleanliness 8.33 7.83 +0.50
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.67 7.83 +0.84
Spacing 8.67 8.00 +0.67
Projection/Communication 9.00 8.17 +0.83
Stamina 9.50 9.33 +0.17
Average Score 86.67 82.50 +4.17
Royal Family vs. Jam Republic Points[32][29]
Team Royal Family Jam Republic Lead
Judges
Amari Marshall 80.00 78.00 +2.00
Arnel Calvario 91.00 89.00 +1.00
Arturo Lyons 86.00 78.00 +8.00
Chonique Sneed 84.00 83.00 +1.00
Jamal Sims 90.00 84.00 +6.00
LaTasha Barnes 89.00 83.00 +6.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 40.00% 60.00%
Overall Points 6 1

Round 2: Quick Style vs. Brotherhood vs. Royal Family

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Round 2 of the New York series consisted of the three winners of Round 1: Quick Style, Brotherhood, and Royal Family. It took off after a break and halftime performance by Saweetie. The crews performed in order from the lowest-scored Round 1 performance to the highest-score. Royal Family went first and performed to a mix of "After Party" by Don Toliver and "Toxic" by Britney Spears. Quick Style went second and performed to a mix of "Freestyler" by Bomfunk MC's and "Freestyler V3" by Bazu. Brotherhood went last and performed their set, titled "New York Ode",[38] to a mix of "Mannequin" by Pop Smoke, "What's it Gonna Be?!" by Busta Rhymes feat. Janet Jackson and "Uproar" by Lil Wayne feat. Swizz Beatz. Brotherhood defended their first place and won the series in a landslide with a score of 99.28, sweeping every category and scoring the highest score in the entire season overall with the set. Quick Style finished as runner-ups, their highest placement yet with a score of 89.97. Royal Family finished third, also their highest placement yet with a score of 86.25.[32][29]

New York Round 2 Scoresheet[32][29]
Crew Brotherhood Quick Style Royal Family Lead
Song(s) used "Mannequin" by Pop Smoke;
"What's it Gonna Be?!" by Busta Rhymes; "Uproar" by Lil Wayne
"Freestyler" by Bomfunk MC's"Freestyler V3" by Bazu "After Party" by Don Toliver; "Toxic" by Britney Spears
Scoresheet Spread
Design 99.66 90.00 85.00 +9.66
Complexity of Choreography 10.00 9.33 8.67 +0.67
Staging 9.83 9.00 8.83 +0.83
Musicality 10.00 9.17 8.33 +0.83
Creativity 10.00 9.00 8.17 +1.00
Stylistic Athleticism 10.00 8.50 8.50 +1.50
Execution 97.34 89.66 87.32 +7.68
Cleanliness 10.00 8.50 8.50 +1.50
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.50 9.00 8.17 +0.50
Spacing 9.17 8.67 8.83 +0.34
Projection/Communication 10.00 9.33 8.83 +0.67
Stamina 10.00 9.33 9.33 +0.67
Average Score 98.50 89.83 86.17 +8.67
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 78.00%
(0.78)
14.00%
(0.14)
8.00%
(0.08)
Final Score 99.28 89.97 86.25 +9.31
Points 7 5 3
Series Points 14 9 9

Community Division

[edit]

In the New York series, only teams from the Eastern and Central United States were allowed to apply and compete.[39] There were 8 dance teams who competed, including:[40]

The judges for New York's Community Division were: Michelle Byrd, Sekou Heru, Marlee Hightower, and Halima Dodo.[41] Narratiiv won first place with a score of 96.00, followed by The Squad getting second place with a score of 92.75, and Day One getting third place with a score of 91.50.[29][42]

Series 2: Vancouver

[edit]

The second series of the season took place in Vancouver, Brotherhood's home turf, on May 23rd at the Thunderbird Sports Centre.[43][44] The event was sold out with 3,500 seats and was livestreamed globally as well. In the Pro Division, Brotherhood defended their first place from the New York series, with Jam Republic and 1Million getting their first runner-up and third-place placing in the season, respectively. In the Community Division, Brotherhood's varsity team, Northside, took first place, C-Fam took second place, and Nonstop took third.[44] P-Lo performed the halftime show for the series. It was hosted by JustMaiko and Megan Batoon.

Pro Division

[edit]

The judges for Vancouver's Pro Division were: Comfort Fedoke, Handy Yacinthe, Carlos Irizarry, Cheyenne Kibblewhite, and Stephen Grey. Dr. Arnel Calvario and Nicolas Bégin were the head judges again for the series with now Bégin serving as one of the six judges and Calvario serving as the "deduction judge".[45]

Round 1

[edit]

Round 1 of Vancouver's Pro Division consisted of 3 matchups: Royal Family vs. 1Million, Quick Style vs. Jam Republic, and GRV vs. Brotherhood.[44][46]

Match 1: Royal Family vs. 1Million
[edit]

The first Round 1 matchup for Vancouver was Royal Family vs. 1Million.

Royal Family vs. 1Million Lineup[47][48]
Royal Family 1Million
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
05 Donald Ah-loo 26 Noah Ball 04 Jonah Aki 12 Ahn Ah-young
55 Amber Bendell 86 Cayle Bynoe 9 Ahn Na-gyung 17 Baek Seon-yeong
12 Moana Davis 22 Aiyana Dothard 20 Choi Ji-yu 23 Choi Pekko
99 Amir Faradji 03 Jung So-eun 31 Han Seung-won 77 Sunset Heo
06 Daisy Martin 01 Calvin Murphy 24 K-Chan Kang 02 Kim Ho-ie
21 Oceanna Paul 67 David Pina 91 Jane Kim 15 Katie Kim
88 Renee Scofield 15 Mohamed Sessa 03 Kim Si-eun 26 Lee Cho-rok
24 Hirari Suzuki 11 Shayden Taare 16 Lee Gwan-jung 21 Lee Na-ra
77 Briarna Taingahue 19 Bailey Tomokino 1 Airu Mori 11 Romm Park
80 Sena Umeda 02 Marte Wiik 08 Park Seo-yeon 25 Son Seung-min
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Royal Family went first after the coin toss and performed their set to a mix of "Nissan Altima" by Doechii, "Mamushi" by Megan Thee Stallion feat. Yuki Chiba, and "Lick the Beat" by Parris Goebel. After them, 1Million performed their set to the song "Kiss Kiss" by Chris Brown feat. T-Pain. The match was won by 1Million, winning 4-3 against Royal Family, and scores of 87.00 and 85.83. The judges were split evenly onto both teams with the fan vote breaking the tie and giving the win to 1Million.[49][46]

Royal Family vs. 1Million Scoresheet[49][46]
Crew Royal Family 1Million Lead
Song(s) used "Nissan Altima" by Doechii;
"Mamushi" by Megan Thee Stallion;
"Lick the Beat" by Parris Goebel
"Kiss Kiss" by Chris Brown
feat. T-Pain
Scoresheet Spread
Design 81.00 85.00 +4.00
Complexity of Choreography 8.00 8.33 +0.33
Staging 8.33 8.50 +0.17
Musicality 8.50 8.67 +0.17
Creativity 8.17 8.50 +0.33
Stylistic Athleticism 7.50 8.50 +1.00
Execution 90.68 89.00 -1.68
Cleanliness 9.17 8.33 -0.84
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.50 8.83 +0.33
Spacing 9.00 8.67 -0.33
Projection/Communication 9.00 9.17 +0.17
Stamina 9.67 9.50 -0.17
Average Score 85.83 87.00 +1.17
Royal Family vs. 1Million Points[49][46]
Team Royal Family 1Million Lead
Judges
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 91.00 89.00 -2.00
Handy Yacinthe 81.00 84.00 +3.00
Stephen Grey 84.00 83.00 -1.00
Comfort Fedoke 87.00 90.00 +3.00
Carlos Irizarry 84.00 90.00 +6.00
Nicolas Bégin 88.00 86.00 -2.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 24.00% 76.00%
Overall Points 3 4
Match 2: Quick Style vs. Jam Republic
[edit]

The second round 1 matchup for Vancouver was Quick Style vs. Jam Republic. This was Jam Republic's first series where they had a full 20-dancer lineup, including the launch event. Jam Republic arrived in Vancouver earlier than any other team, to anticipate any visa issues.[50]

Quick Style vs. Jam Republic Lineup[51][52]
Quick Style Jam Republic
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
25 Agnes Aaseth 30 Laure Alves 14 Stella Aurellia 10 Brandon De Angelo
17 Matilde Castberg 10 Thanusha Chadrasselan 13 Julian De Guzman 99 Sophie Echauz
14 Mina Erlandsen 27 Johanna Gjesdal 01 Eugene Ho 00 Jojo Hung
13 Mina Grindstrand 28 Karina Hagness 38 Miyabi Koyama 77 Lloyd Marcaida
24 Kyrena Heier 15 Sara Henriksen 12 Mavy Marquez 07 Danzel Marsono
29 Dikte Hvit 19 Pia Mangset 04 Carlos Mendoza 9 King Mistica
22 Kaja Myrle 11 Mali Paulsen 08 Lu Nguyen 97 Song Linh Nguyen
20 Kaja Ramberg 26 Sunniva Rinvoll 08 Jervin Racan 23 Bobby Ramlee
12 Ida Toftevag 21 Tuva Vinje 18 Aennon Tabungar 88 Zee Tan
16 Mari Wenaas 18 Ida Ying Chun 3 Khai Zun Teoh 30 Kyla Warikai
Bold means captain.

Quick Style went first after the coin toss and performed their set to the song "Dancing Box" by Modeselktor feat. TTC. After them, Jam Republic performed their set to the song "Caught Up" by Usher. The match was won by Jam Republic, sweeping 7-0 against Quick Style, and scores of 88.33 and 84.00. The win was an upset win as Quick Style came into the matchup as the runner-ups of the last series and the favourite to win.[49][46]

Quick Style vs. Jam Republic Scoresheet[49][46]
Crew Quick Style Jam Republic Lead
Song(s) used "Dancing Box" by
Modeselktor feat. TTC
"Caught Up" by Usher
Scoresheet Spread
Design 81.34 85.68 +4.34
Complexity of Choreography 8.33 8.67 +0.34
Staging 7.67 8.33 +0.66
Musicality 8.67 8.67 +0.00
Creativity 8.17 8.50 +0.33
Stylistic Athleticism 7.83 8.67 +0.84
Execution 86.66 91.02 +4.36
Cleanliness 8.50 9.00 +0.50
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.33 8.67 +0.34
Spacing 8.50 8.67 +0.17
Projection/Communication 8.67 9.50 +0.83
Stamina 9.33 9.67 +0.34
Average Score 84.00 88.33 +4.33
Quick Style vs. Jam Republic Points[49][46]
Team Quick Style Jam Republic Lead
Judges
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 87.00 88.00 +1.00
Handy Yacinthe 81.00 86.00 +5.00
Stephen Grey 82.00 86.00 +4.00
Comfort Fedoke 85.00 91.00 +6.00
Carlos Irizarry 83.00 88.00 +5.00
Nicolas Bégin 86.00 91.00 +5.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 12.00% 88.00%
Overall Points 0 7
Match 3: GRV vs. Brotherhood
[edit]

The final round 1 matchup for Vancouver was GRV vs. home team, Brotherhood. The match was the "marquee match" of the night. Both teams were the favourite to win the season.[50]

GRV vs. Brotherhood Lineup[53][54]
GRV Brotherhood
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
5 Rayanne Asuncion 99 Michael Burt 76 Angelo Admana 28 Francis Aranton
6 Derrique Daniels 11 Kenneth Espiritu 32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira
8 Ethan Estandian 1 Nick Joseph 21 Michael Delleva 1 Christian Demetillo
3 Leilani Kiana Bedania 9 Coss Lapeyrolerie 4 Jon Ray Dy Buco 10 Scott Forsyth
21 Mya Macias 13 Jayr Medallo 88 Alo Galedo 7 Andrew Ha
30 Alice Myung 44 Arron Ocasla 11 Justin Lewis 15 Eldon Linsangan
14 Ivan Paredes 29 Kea Peahu 18 Ryan McEwen 95 Randall Mella
7 Kaylar Preite 10 Mini Preston 17 Dayton Paradis 5 Jaymie Sorongon
20 Aidan Prince 23 Jasmine Sena 97 Dillon Tran 2 Kelvin Tu
22 Natalie Torres 33 Vincent Urban 8 Elijah Uy 87 Adrian Vendiola
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Brotherhood went first after the coin toss and performed their set to a mix of "Get Back" by Ludacris and "Outta Your Mind" by Lil Jon ft. LMFAO. After them, GRV went and performed their set to a mix of "Jealous Type" & "Demons" by Doja Cat. The match was won by Brotherhood, sweeping 7-0 against GRV. But, the scores weren't distant, only a difference of 3.00 with scores of 93.17 and 90.17.[49][46]

The match was notable for it's many "disses" and "references" by both teams. Brotherhood references GRV's set from Body Rock 2010 to the "Get Back" and captain Scott Forsyth noted that "it inspired him to dance."[55] And GRV references multiple sets from Brotherhood, including the "aura-farming" boat (Pacu Jalur) from their Launch Event Round 1 set, the Doja Cat song choice, and the immediate rebuttal by captain Kenneth Espiritu to a reference Brotherhood made in their set.[50]

Even though GRV lost, they still scored the second-highest score in Round 1. They were also the first team, other than Brotherhood, to score above 90. Both sets were the only three sets, with Brotherhood's Round 2 set, to score above 90.[49]

GRV vs. Brotherhood Scoresheet[49][46]
Crew GRV Brotherhood Lead
Song(s) used "Jealous Type" & "Demons"
by Doja Cat
"Get Back" by Ludacris;
"Outta Your Mind"
by Lil Jon ft. LMFAO
Scoresheet Spread
Design 89.34 90.32 +0.98
Complexity of Choreography 8.50 8.83 +0.33
Staging 9.00 8.67 -0.33
Musicality 8.50 9.33 +0.83
Creativity 9.67 9.33 -0.34
Stylistic Athleticism 9.00 9.00 +0.00
Execution 91.00 96.00 +5.00
Cleanliness 8.67 9.67 +1.00
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.83 9.50 +0.67
Spacing 8.67 8.83 +0.16
Projection/Communication 9.50 10.00 +0.50
Stamina 9.83 10.00 +0.17
Average Score 90.17 93.17 +3.00
GRV vs. Brotherhood Points[49][46]
Team GRV Brotherhood Lead
Judges
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 93.00 94.00 +1.00
Handy Yacinthe 89.00 91.00 +2.00
Stephen Grey 88.00 90.00 +2.00
Comfort Fedoke 89.00 95.00 +6.00
Carlos Irizarry 94.00 95.00 +1.00
Nicolas Bégin 88.00 94.00 +6.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 27.00% 73.00%
Overall Points 0 7

Round 2: 1Million vs. Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood

[edit]

Round 2 of the Vancouver series consisted of the three winners of Round 1: 1Million, Jam Republic, and Brotherhood. It took off after a break and halftime performance by P-Lo. This was the first round 2 entry for Jam Republic. The crews performed in order from the lowest-scored Round 1 performance to the highest-score. 1Million went first and performed to the same song Royal Family used in their Round 1 set, "Nissan Altima" by Doechii. Jam Republic went second and performed to another Usher song, "Love in this Club". Brotherhood went last and performed their set to the song "I Want You Back" by NSYNC. Brotherhood defended their first-place position again, winning with a large margin to second place Jam Republic, 93.81 to 86.31. 1Million took third place with a score of 85.54.[49][46]

Vancouver Round 2 Scoresheet[49][46]
Crew Brotherhood Jam Republic 1Million Lead
Song(s) used "I Want You Back"
by NSYNC
"Love in this Club"
by Usher
"Nissan Altima"
by Doechii
Scoresheet Spread
Design 92.32 83.00 82.66 +9.32
Complexity of Choreography 9.33 7.67 8.00 +1.33
Staging 8.83 8.33 8.50 +0.33
Musicality 9.50 9.17 8.50 +0.33
Creativity 9.50 8.50 8.33 +1.00
Stylistic Atheliticism 9.00 7.83 8.00 +1.00
Execution 93.66 89.34 88.34 +4.32
Cleanliness 9.50 8.83 8.50 +0.67
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.33 8.67 8.67 +0.66
Spacing 8.50 8.50 8.50 +0.00
Projection/Communication 9.67 9.17 9.00 +0.50
Stamina 9.83 9.50 9.50 +0.33
Average Score 93.00 86.17 85.50 +6.83
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 81.00%
(0.81)
15.00%
(0.15)
4.00%
(0.04)
Final Score 93.81 86.31 85.54 +7.50
Points 7 5 3
Series Points 14 12 7

Brotherhood's set to "I Want You Back" drove a significant increase in online engagement and music streaming of the song, following a TikTok dance trend from its first chorus. Luminate noted that US on-demand streams for the track went from 379,000 during the week of the win to over 687,000 two weeks after, which is an 81% increase propelled by the viral TikTok clips of users attempting the choreography.[56][57] Many K-pop idols covered the dance trend, including BTS. NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick also posted a video dancing to it.

Community Division

[edit]

The Vancouver series had the largest pool of countries being able to participate with Canada, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East included.[39] There were 9 dance teams who competed, including:[58]

The judges for Vancouver's Community Division were Zuce Morales, Alekz Samone, Marie-Odile Haince-Lebel, an Jerome Esplana.[45][59] Northside won first place, with C-Fam and Nonstop taking second and third, respectively.[60] Northside winning first also meant that Studio North (Brotherhood & Northside's home studio) got a double win in the series.

Series 3: Sydney

[edit]

The third series of the season took place in Sydney, Royal Family's home turf, on June 20th at the Hordern Pavillion[61][62] The event was sold out and livestreamed globally as well. In the Pro Division, Brotherhood won for a third time, with GRV getting their first runner-up position and 1Million securing another third-place finish. The Community Division for this series onwards had both a junior division and an adult division. The junior division was won by The Kookies JV, with Space Studios and Retaliate taking second and third, respectively. The adult division was won by ID Co, with The Home Base and Wan Squad taking second and third place, respectively.[62]

Pro Division

[edit]

The judges for Sydney's Pro Division were: Stephen Grey, Mel Charlot, Comfort Fedoke, Shaun Evaristo, and Chonique Sneed. Dr. Arnel Calvario and Nicolas Bégin were the head judges again for the series with Calvario back as the judging head judge and Bégin as the "deduction judge".[63]

Round 1

[edit]

Round 1 of Sydney's Pro Division consisted of 3 matchups: Jam Republic vs. GRV, Quick Style vs. 1Million, and Brotherhood vs. Royal Family. It was notable for being the sole series where all the matchups were won with sweeps by the winning team. [62][64]

Match 1: Jam Republic vs. GRV
[edit]

The first Round 1 matchup for Sydney was Jam Republic vs. GRV.

Jam Republic vs. GRV Lineup[65][66]
Jam Republic GRV
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
14 Stella Aurellia 10 Brandon De Angelo 15 Aiden Alizadeh 5 Rayanne Asuncion
99 Sophie Echauz 01 Eugene Ho 99 Michael Burt 6 Derrique Daniels
00 Jojo Hung 11 Sophie Indracusin 3 Leilani Kiana Bedania 9 Coss Lapeyrolerie
38 Miyabi Koyama 77 Lloyd Marcaida 21 Mya Macias 13 Jayr Medallo
12 Mavy Marquez 07 Danzel Marsono 16 River Novin 44 Arron Ocasla
04 Carlos Mendoza 9 King Mistica 4 Ariel Padua 14 Ivan Paredes
08 Lu Nguyen 97 Song Linh Nguyen 29 Kea Peahu 7 Kaylar Preite
08 Jervin Racan 23 Bobby Ramlee 10 Mini Preston 20 Aidan Prince
18 Aennon Tabungar 88 Zee Tan 17 Kazuki Saito 22 Natalie Torres
3 Khai Zun Teoh 30 Kyla Warikai 33 Vincent Urban 77 Jadon Vo
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Jam Republic went first after the coin toss and performed their set to "One Time Comin'" by YG. After them, GRV went and performed their set to the same song as Jam Republic, the only time a same-song matchup happened in the season. The match was won by GRV, sweeping Jam Republic 7-0, and scores of 88.83 and 81.00.[67][64]

Both teams were given the chance to switch their Round 1 & 2 set to not have to face each other with the same song. But, both teams kept the "One Time Comin'" set as their Round 1.[64] It was noted as a blunder by Jam Republic, as GRV's set was scored better. The same song matchup made both sets easier to compare and could've been detrimental to Jam Republic's score, especially with GRV's mix being noted as more interesting.[68]

Jam Republic vs. GRV Scoresheet[67][64]
Crew Jam Republic GRV Lead
Song(s) used "One Time Comin'" by YG
Scoresheet Spread
Design 78.67 87.00 +8.33
Complexity of Choreography 7.17 9.00 +1.83
Staging 8.00 8.67 +0.67
Musicality 8.33 8.50 +0.17
Creativity 8.00 8.50 +0.50
Stylistic Athleticism 7.83 8.83 +1.00
Execution 83.34 90.67 +7.33
Cleanliness 8.00 8.67 +0.67
Technical Execution + Authenticity 7.67 8.83 +1.16
Spacing 8.33 8.50 +0.17
Projection/Communication 8.50 9.33 +0.83
Stamina 9.17 10.00 +0.83
Average Score 81.00 88.83 +7.83
Jam Republic vs. GRV Points[67][64]
Team Jam Republic GRV Lead
Judges
Stephen Grey 77.00 90.00 +13.00
Mel Charlot 81.00 89.00 +8.00
Comfort Fedoke 81.00 89.00 +8.00
Shaun Evaristo 82.00 85.00 +3.00
Chonique Sneed 84.00 89.00 +5.00
Arnel Calvario 81.00 91.00 +10.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 19.00% 81.00%
Overall Points 0 7
Match 2: Quick Style vs. 1Million
[edit]

The second Round 1 matchup for Sydney was Quick Style vs. 1Million. This was 1Million's studio, 1Million Dance Studio's, founder and director Lia Kim's debut as a dancer in IDL.[69]

Quick Style vs. 1Million Lineup[70][71]
Quick Style 1Million
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
25 Agnes Aaseth 30 Laure Alves 04 Jonah Aki 12 Ahn Ah-young
17 Matilde Castberg 10 Thanusha Chadrasselan 9 Ahn Na-gyung 17 Baek Seon-yeong
14 Mina Erlandsen 27 Johanna Gjesdal 23 Choi Pekko 31 Han Seung-won
13 Mina Grindstrand 28 Karina Hagness 77 Sunset Heo 24 K-Chan Kang
24 Kyrena Heier 15 Sara Henriksen 02 Kim Ho-ie 07 Kim In-young
29 Dikte Hvit 19 Pia Mangset 91 Jane Kim 00 Lia Kim
22 Kaja Myrle 11 Mali Paulsen 03 Kim Si-eun 16 Lee Gwan-jung
20 Kaja Ramberg 26 Sunniva Rinvoll 21 Lee Na-ra 10 Lee Sang-hun
12 Ida Toftevag 21 Tuva Vinje 1 Airu Mori 22 Harimu Park
16 Mari Wenaas 18 Ida Ying Chun 08 Park Seo-yeon 25 Son Seung-min
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Quick Style went first after the coin toss and performed their set to "Takedown" from the K-Pop Demon Hunters movie. After them, 1Million performed their set to "Poker Face" by Lady Gaga. 1Million won the matchup, sweeping Quick Style 7-0, and scores of 85.99 and 81.99.[67][64]

This was the first matchup, not with Brotherhood, that included "disses" or references to the other tram. Quick Style's song choice was noted as dissing 1Million, especially their similar K-Pop Demon Hunters song choice in New York. 1Million also made a diss to Quick Style where Lia Kim's section was a nod to Quick Style old "Strawhatz" videos which kickstarted Quick Style as a whole.[68]

Quick Style vs. 1Million Scoresheet[67][64]
Crew Quick Style 1Million Lead
Song(s) used "Takedown" by
Huntrix
"Poker Face" by
Lady Gaga
Scoresheet Spread
Design 81.99 84.00 +2.01
Complexity of Choreography 8.00 7.66 -0.34
Staging 8.33 8.67 +0.34
Musicality 8.33 8.17 -0.16
Creativity 8.16 9.00 +0.84
Stylistic Athleticism 8.17 8.50 +0.33
Execution 82.02 88.00 +5.98
Cleanliness 7.00 8.00 +1.00
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.17 8.33 +0.16
Spacing 8.17 8.50 +0.33
Projection/Communication 8.67 9.67 +1.00
Stamina 9.00 9.50 +0.50
Average Score 81.99 85.99 +4.00
Quick Style vs. 1Million Points[67][64]
Team Quick Style 1Million Lead
Judges
Stephen Grey 80.00 84.00 +4.00
Mel Charlot 79.00 86.00 +7.00
Comfort Fedoke 81.00 87.00 +6.00
Shaun Evaristo 83.00 86.00 +3.00
Chonique Sneed 82.00 84.00 +2.00
Arnel Calvario 87.00 89.00 +2.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 11.00% 89.00%
Overall Points 0 7
Match 3: Brotherhood vs. Royal Ramily
[edit]

The final round 1 matchup for Sydney was Brotherhood vs. home team, Royal Family. The match was the "marquee match" of the night as both teams were favourites to win, Royal Family being the home team and Brotherhood being on a winning streak.[68]

Brotherhood vs. Royal Family Lineup[72][73]
Brotherhood Royal Family
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
76 Angelo Admana 28 Francis Aranton 05 Donald Ah-loo 26 Noah Ball
32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira 55 Amber Bendell 86 Cayle Bynoe
21 Michael Delleva 1 Christian Demetillo 12 Moana Davis 22 Aiyana Dothard
4 Jon Ray Dy Buco 10 Scott Forsyth 99 Amir Faradji 03 Jung So-eun
88 Alo Galedo 7 Andrew Ha 06 Daisy Martin 67 David Pina
11 Justin Lewis 15 Eldon Linsangan 8 Isla Potini 25 Renee Salesa
18 Ryan McEwen 44 Josh Mendonca 88 Renee Scofield 00 Christian Segi
95 Randall Mella 17 Dayton Paradis 15 Mohamed Sessa 24 Hirari Suzuki
5 Jaymie Sorongon 97 Dillon Tran 11 Shayden Taare 19 Bailey Tomokino
8 Elijah Uy 87 Adrian Vendiola 60 Pearl Whitiora 02 Marte Wiik
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Royal Family went first after the coin toss and performed their set to a mix of "Stupid Hoe" by Nicki Minaj, "Gyal Like Me" by Parris Goebel, and the original song '"Crown Heavy". After them, Brotherhood went and performed their set to "Toxic" by Britney Spears. Broterhood won the matchup, sweeping Royal Family 7-0, and scores of 92.17 and 88.17.[67][64]

Brotherhood's set, including their Round 2 set, was stated to have been made in 2 weeks due to music clearance issues. Both their song choices, "Toxic" and "After Party", was chosen not only as a diss towards both song being used by Royal Family in their Round 2 set at New York, but also as a last ditch effort to select songs that were already cleared previously.[74]

Brotherhood vs. Royal Family Scoresheet[67][64]
Crew Brotherhood Royal Family Lead
Song(s) used "Toxic" by
Britney Spears
"Stupid Hoe" by Nicki
Minaj
; "Gyal Like Me" by
Parris Goebel
Scoresheet Spread
Design 92.67 86.67 +6.00
Complexity of Choreography 8.83 8.33 +0.50
Staging 9.17 8.67 +0.50
Musicality 9.50 8.83 +0.67
Creativity 9.67 8.67 +1.00
Stylistic Athleticism 9.17 8.83 +0.34
Execution 91.67 89.67 +2.00
Cleanliness 9.00 8.50 +0.50
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.83 8.17 +0.66
Spacing 8.50 8.67 -0.17
Projection/Communication 9.83 9.67 +0.16
Stamina 9.67 9.83 -0.16
Average Score 92.17 88.17 +4.00
Brotherhood vs. Royal Family Points[67][64]
Team Brotherhood Royal Family Lead
Judges
Stephen Grey 93.00 87.00 +6.00
Mel Charlot 94.00 90.00 +4.00
Comfort Fedoke 93.00 91.00 +2.00
Shaun Evaristo 91.00 86.00 +5.00
Chonique Sneed 90.00 84.00 +6.00
Arnel Calvario 92.00 91.00 +2.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 80.00% 20.00%
Overall Points 7 0

Round 2: GRV vs. 1Million vs. Brotherhood

[edit]

Round 2 of the Sydney series consisted of the three winners of Round 1: GRV, 1Million, and Brotherhood. This was the first round 2 entry for GRV. The crews performed in order from lowest-scored Round 1 performance to the highest-score. 1Million went first and performed their set to "S**BARU" by Shirorou feat. Kasane Teto & Hatsune Miku. GRV went second and performed their set to a mix of "Unlock the Swag" and "No Flex Zone" by Rae Sremmurd. Brotherhood went last again and performed their set to the song "After Party" by Don Toliver. Brotherhood secured a three-peat and defended their win. GRV secured the runner-up finish, finishing with the closest margin between Brotherhood in the season so far and beating Brotherhood in multiple criteria, scores being 90.77 and 93.17 respectively. 1Million secured another third-place finish with a score of 89.37.[67][64]

Sydney Round 2 Scoresheet[67][64]
Crew Brotherhood GRV 1Million Lead
Song(s) used "After Party" by
Don Toliver
"Unlock the Swag" &
"No Flex Zone"
by Rae Sremmurd
"S**BARU" by
Shirorou feat. Kasane
Teto
& Hatsune Miku
Scoresheet Spread
Design 91.00 90.68 87.00 +0.32
Complexity of Choreography 9.00 9.33 8.33 -0.33
Staging 9.16 8.83 8.83 +0.33
Musicality 9.17 9.33 8.68 -0.16
Creativity 9.00 8.68 8.83 +0.17
Stylistic Atheliticism 9.17 9.17 8.83 +0.00
Execution 94.00 90.64 91.33 +2.67
Cleanliness 9.17 8.83 8.17 +0.34
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.00 8.83 9.00 +0.00
Spacing 9.00 8.50 8.83 +0.17
Projection/Communication 9.83 9.33 9.67 +0.16
Stamina 10.00 9.83 10.00 +0.00
Average Score 92.49 90.66 89.18 +1.81
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 69.00%
(0.69)
11.00%
(0.11)
20.00%
(0.20)
Final Score 93.19 90.77 89.37 +2.42
Points 7 5 3
Series Points 14 12 10

Community Division

[edit]

For the Sydney series, only teams from South Asia, Maritime Southeast Asia (excluding Philippines), Oceania, and the Pacific Islands were allowed to apply and compete.[39] The Sydney series also included the first junior division for the Community Division.[39] The judges for Sydney's Community Division were Marlee Hightower, Angelica Arda, Kaea Pearce, and Pro Division head judge, Nicolas Bégin.[75]

Junior Division

[edit]

For the junior division (17 and under), there were 8 teams who competed, including:[76]

The Kookies JV won first place, followed by Space Studios in second place, and Retaliate in third place.[77]

Adult Division

[edit]

For the adult division (18 and above), there were 9 teams who competed, including:[78]

First place was taken by ID Co, followed by The Home Base and Wan Squad taking second and third, respectively.[79]

Series 4: Seoul

[edit]

The fourth series of the season took place in Seoul, 1Million's home turf, on August 1st at the Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace.[1][80] The event wasn't sold out, but still livestreamed globally. In the Pro Division, Brotherhood kept their win-streak, securing another first place. 1Million secured their first second-place finish with Royal Family getting their first third-place finish since New York. The Community Division for the adult division was won by The Stories, followed by UPeepz and Bawz in second and third, respectively. The junior division was won by VPeepz, with FMC in second and Chibi Unity Jr. in third.[80]

Pro Division

[edit]

The judges for Seoul's Pro Division were: Kim Hae-ni, Amari Marshall, Cheyenne Kibblewhite, Comfort Fedoke, and Gina Michael. Dr. Arnel Calvario and Nicolas Bégin were once again the head judges for the series with Bégin as the judging head judge and Calvario as the "deduction judge".[81] This was the first series where the judges can give .5 points on the scoresheet as well.

Round 1

[edit]

Round 1 of Seoul's Pro Division consisted of 3 matchups: GRV vs. Royal Family, Brotherhood vs. Quick Style, and Jam Republic vs. 1Million.[80][82]

Match 1: GRV vs. Royal Family
[edit]

The first Round 1 matchup for Seoul was GRV vs. Royal Family. GRV ended up performing with only 19 dancers on stage, because member River Novin had visa issues and couldn't make it. This was the first time a team, outside of Jam Republic, that had visa issues for a series location.[83]

GRV vs. Royal Family Lineup[84][85]
GRV Royal Family
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
15 Aiden Alizadeh 6 Derrique Daniels 26 Noah Ball 17 Lara Ballester
8 Ethan Estandian 21 Mya Macias 55 Amber Bendell 86 Cayle Bynoe
30 Alice Myung 16 River Novin 12 Moana Davis 22 Aiyana Dothard
44 Arron Ocasla 4 Ariel Padua 99 Amir Faradji 27 Chance Heremaia-Bristow
14 Ivan Paredes 29 Kea Peahu 03 Jung So-eun 06 Daisy Martin
7 Kaylar Preite 20 Aidan Prince 01 Calvin Murphy 04 Samuel Palmisano
96 Harlie Ramirez 26 Matt Sabino 8 Isla Potini 88 Renee Scofield
17 Kazuki Saito 23 Jasmine Sena 00 Christian Segi 15 Mohamed Sessa
22 Natalie Torres 33 Vincent Urban 24 Hirari Suzuki 11 Shayden Taare
12 Taylor Vang 77 Jadon Vo 80 Sena Umeda 02 Marte Wiik
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

GRV went first after the coin toss and performed their set to a mix of "F*ck Up Some Commas" by Future and "Bugatti" by Ace Hood. After them, Royal Family went and performed their set to a mix of "Family Ties" by Baby Keem & Kendrick Lamar, "Up!" by Bianca Oblivion, and "Demons" by Doja Cat. The matchup was won by Royal Family, sweeping GRV 7-0, and scores of 87.83 and 84.08.[86][82]

Royal Family's win was an upset win. Royal Family being a team that was going down after their New York third-place placement and GRV's recent runner-up finish in Sydney caused Royal Family's win to be unexpected. Many people contributed their loss to lack of stamina & member River Novin's absence effects towards the team's overall morale.[83]

Both teams had references and "disses" towards each other. GRV dissed Royal Family's Isla Potini section in their Sydney Round 1 set, led by member Arron Oscala. Royal Family's entire "Demons" section was a diss towards GRV's own "Demons" set against Brotherhood back in Vancouver, specifically referencing Kenneth Espiritu's section.[87][82][83]

GRV vs. Royal Family Scoresheet[86][82]
Crew GRV Royal Family Lead
Song(s) used "F*ck Up Some Commas" by
Future; "Bugatti"
by Ace Hood
"Family Ties" by Baby
Keem
& Kendrick Lamar;
"Up!" by Bianca Oblivion;
"Demons" by Doja Cat
Scoresheet Spread
Design 83.17 86.67 +3.50
Complexity of Choreography 8.50 8.67 +0.17
Staging 8.17 8.67 +0.50
Musicality 8.75 8.75 +0.00
Creativity 7.83 8.50 +0.67
Stylistic Athleticism 8.33 8.75 +0.42
Execution 85.00 89.00 +4.00
Cleanliness 8.50 8.83 +0.33
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.08 8.58 +0.50
Spacing 8.50 8.50 +0.00
Projection/Communication 8.67 9.08 +0.41
Stamina 8.75 9.50 +0.75
Average Score 84.08 87.83 +3.75
GRV vs. Royal Family Points[86][82]
Team GRV Royal Family Lead
Judges
Kim Hae-ni 80.00 83.00 +3.00
Amari Marshall 82.50 88.50 +6.00
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 87.00 88.50 +1.50
Comfort Fedoke 81.00 89.00 +8.00
Gina Michael 87.50 88.00 +0.50
Nicolas Bégin 86.50 90.00 +3.50
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 23.00% 77.00%
Overall Points 0 7
Match 2: Brotherhood vs. Quick Style
[edit]

The second Round 1 matchup for Seoul was Brotherhood vs. Quick Style.

Brotherhood vs. Quick Style Lineup[88][89]
Brotherhood Quick Style
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
76 Angelo Admana 28 Francis Aranton 25 Agnes Aaseth 30 Laure Alves
32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira 17 Matilde Castberg 10 Thanusha Chadrasselan
21 Michael Delleva 1 Christian Demetillo 14 Mina Erlandsen 27 Johanna Gjesdal
4 Jon Ray Dy Buco 10 Scott Forsyth 13 Mina Grindstrand 28 Karina Hagness
88 Alo Galedo 7 Andrew Ha 24 Kyrena Heier 15 Sara Henriksen
11 Justin Lewis 15 Eldon Linsangan 29 Dikte Hvit 19 Pia Mangset
18 Ryan McEwen 95 Randall Mella 22 Kaja Myrle 11 Mali Paulsen
17 Dayton Paradis 5 Jaymie Sorongon 20 Kaja Ramberg 26 Sunniva Rinvoll
97 Dillon Tran 2 Kelvin Tu 12 Ida Toftevag 21 Tuva Vinje
8 Elijah Uy 87 Adrian Vendiola 16 Mari Wenaas 18 Ida Ying Chun
Bold means captain.

Brotherhood went first and performed their set to "Family Ties" by Baby Keem & Kendrick Lamar. After them, Quick Style went and performed their set to "Pasta" by Karpe. The matchup was won by Brotherhood, keeping their perfect season by sweeping Quick Style 7-0, and scores of 87.83 and 84.83. This was notably the first time Brotherhood had scored below a 90.00 for a set, and the first time they weren't the highest-scoring team in Round 1.[86][82]

Both teams had music clearance problems. Brotherhood's Round 2 set was originally for Round 1, facing Quick Style with "Takedown as they used the song in Sydney when facing 1Million. But, their original Round 2 set was uncleared 5 days before the series. Brotherhood decided to make a new set in 5 days to "Family Ties", an already cleared song by Royal Family, and switched "Takedown" to be their Round 2 set.[90][91] Many fans have speculated that their "Gangnam Style" set they performed for Championship Round 1 was the set that didn't get cleared.[citation needed] Quick Style's original Round 1 set was also uncleared a week before the series. The team had to create a new set from scratch as well.[92]

Quick Style had multiple "disses" and references towards Brotherhood, referencing many of their IDL sets from previous series, including: Humuza Bazira's litefeet section from New York Round 2, Eldon Linsangan's crowd surfing moment and TikTok dance trend from Vancouver Round 2, and Eldon Linsangan's popping section, Dayton Paradis' vogue section, and Jon Ray Dy Buco's section from Sydney Round 1. They also took Royal Family's teasing face "disses" from their Sydney Round 1 set when they faced Brotherhood.[87] Brotherhood's set was the first time they didn't have any "disses", but their Round 2 was supposed to be the dissing set until the problems with the music clearance arose.[90]

Brotherhood vs. Quick Style Scoresheet[86][82]
Crew Brotherhood Quick Style Lead
Song(s) used "Family Ties" by Baby
Keem
& Kendrick Lamar
"Pasta" by Karpe
Scoresheet Spread
Design 86.82 84.00 +2.82
Complexity of Choreography 8.83 8.50 +0.33
Staging 8.83 8.42 +0.41
Musicality 8.75 8.75 +0.00
Creativity 8.42 8.50 -0.08
Stylistic Athleticism 8.58 7.83 +0.75
Execution 88.83 85.67 +3.16
Cleanliness 8.92 7.83 +1.09
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.33 8.50 -0.17
Spacing 8.58 8.25 +0.33
Projection/Communication 9.25 9.17 +0.08
Stamina 9.33 9.08 +0.25
Average Score 87.83 84.83 +3.00
Brotherhood vs. Quick Style Points[86][82]
Team Brotherhood Quick Style Lead
Judges
Kim Hae-ni 87.00 85.00 +2.00
Amari Marshall 86.00 82.00 +4.00
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 88.50 81.00 +7.50
Comfort Fedoke 87.50 86.50 +1.00
Gina Michael 87.50 86.00 +1.50
Nicolas Bégin 90.50 88.50 +2.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 76.00% 24.00%
Overall Points 7 0
Match 3: Jam Republic vs. 1Million
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The third Round 1 matchup for Seoul was Jam Republic vs. 1Million. This was the debut of respected K-pop choreographer Baek Koo-young in IDL as a dancer for 1Million.[93]

Jam Republic vs. 1Million Lineup[94][95]
Jam Republic 1Million
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
14 Stella Aurellia 10 Brandon De Angelo 04 Jonah Aki 12 Ahn Ah-young
99 Sophie Echauz 01 Eugene Ho 9 Ahn Na-gyung 19 Baek Koo-young
00 Jojo Hung 11 Sophie Indracusin 17 Baek Seon-yeong 20 Choi Ji-yu
38 Miyabi Koyama 77 Lloyd Marcaida 23 Choi Pekko 31 Han Seung-won
12 Mavy Marquez 13 Julian De Guzman 77 Sunset Heo 24 K-Chan Kang
04 Carlos Mendoza 9 King Mistica 02 Kim Ho-ie 07 Kim In-young
08 Lu Nguyen 97 Song Linh Nguyen 91 Jane Kim 00 Lia Kim
08 Jervin Racan 23 Bobby Ramlee 03 Kim Si-eun 16 Lee Gwan-jung
18 Aennon Tabungar 88 Zee Tan 10 Lee Sang-hun 1 Airu Mori
3 Khai Zun Teoh 30 Kyla Warikai 13 Debby Peng 25 Son Seung-min
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

1Million went first after the coin toss and performed their set to the song "Judas" by Lady Gaga. After them, Jam Republic performed their set to a mix of "Family Ties" by Baby Keem & Kendrick Lamar and "Poker Face" by Lady Gaga. 1Million won the matchup, winning 6-1 against Jam Republic, and scores of 88.25 and 85.58. Jam Republic's single point is attributed to head judge, Nicolas Bégin.[86][82]

Jam Republic had multiple references and "disses" towards 1Million. The most notable one being member Zee Tan dressed up as 1Million's captain Jonah Aki and got "beat up" by Jam Republic's captain Aennon Tabungar while the "Family Ties" mix plays the lyrics "beat 'em up" repeatedly. They also referenced 1Million's Sydney Round 1 set with the "Poker Face" song choice.[87]

Jam Republic vs. 1Million Scoresheet[86][82]
Crew Jam Republic 1Million Lead
Song(s) used "Family Ties" by Baby
Keem
& Kendrick Lamar;
"Poker Face" by Lady Gaga
"Judas" by Lady Gaga
Scoresheet Spread
Design 84.83 86.67 +1.84
Complexity of Choreography 8.83 8.50 -0.33
Staging 8.50 9.08 +0.58
Musicality 8.83 8.50 -0.33
Creativity 8.08 8.75 +0.67
Stylistic Athleticism 8.17 8.50 +0.33
Execution 86.33 89.83 +3.50
Cleanliness 8.58 8.75 +0.17
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.50 8.75 +0.25
Spacing 8.33 8.83 +0.50
Projection/Communication 8.67 9.17 +0.50
Stamina 9.08 9.42 +0.34
Average Score 85.58 88.25 +2.67
Jam Republic vs. 1Million Points[86][82]
Team Jam Republic 1Million Lead
Judges
Kim Hae-ni 80.00 86.50 +6.50
Amari Marshall 84.50 87.50 +3.00
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 85.50 88.50 +3.00
Comfort Fedoke 86.50 89.50 +3.00
Gina Michael 86.50 87.50 +1.00
Nicolas Bégin 90.50 90.00 +0.50
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 41.00% 59.00%
Overall Points 1 6

Round 2: Royal Family vs. Brotherhood vs. 1Million

[edit]

Round 2 of the Seoul series consisted of the three winners of Round 1: Royal Family, Brotherhood, and 1Million. This was Royal Family's first Round 2 entry since New York. The crews performed in order from the lowest-scored Round 1 set to the highest-scored. Royal Family went first and performed their set to a mix of "Genius" by Pop Smoke, Lil Tjay, and Swae Lee and "Anaconda" by Nicki Minaj. Brotherhood went second and performed their set to a mix of "Takedown" from the K-Pop Demon Hunters movie and "Get Out My Way" by Tedashii feat. Lecrae. 1Million went last and performed their set to the song "What's Up Danger" by Blackway & Black Caviar from the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack. Brotherhood won first place again for the fourth time, winning with a score of 92.25. 1Million took second-place, their best finish yet, with a score of 89.84. Royal Family took another third-place with a score of 87.91.[86][82]

Seoul Round 2 Scoresheet[86][82]
Crew Brotherhood 1Million Royal Family Lead
Song(s) used "Takedown" by
Huntrix; "Get Out My
Way" by Tedashii
feat. Lecrae
"What's Up Danger"
by Blackway & Black
Caviar
"Genius" by Pop
Smoke
, Lil Tjay,
and Swae Lee;
"Anaconda" by
Nicki Minaj
Scoresheet Spread
Design 90.84 88.98 86.14 +9.32
Complexity of Choreography 9.25 8.58 8.50 +0.67
Staging 9.17 9.33 9.00 -0.16
Musicality 9.25 8.66 8.58 +0.59
Creativity 9.08 9.00 8.66 +0.08
Stylistic Atheliticism 8.67 8.92 8.33 -0.25
Execution 92.32 90.18 89.52 +4.32
Cleanliness 9.33 8.67 8.92 +0.41
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.92 8.83 8.67 +0.09
Spacing 9.08 8.92 8.92 +0.16
Projection/Communication 9.25 9.25 9.00 +0.00
Stamina 9.58 9.42 9.25 +0.16
Average Score 91.58 89.58 87.83 +2.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 67.00%
(0.67)[a]
26.00%
(0.26)[b]
8.00%
(0.08)[c]
Final Score 92.25 89.84 87.91 +2.41
Points 7 5 3
Series Points 14 11 10

Community Division

[edit]

For the Seoul series, only teams from East Asia, Mainland Southeast Asia, and the Philippines.[96] The judges for Seoul's Community Division were Howl Lee, Audrey Lane, Alekz Simone, and Nain Jo.[97]

Junior Division

[edit]

For the junior division (17 and under), there were 9 teams who competed, including:[98]

VPeepz won first place, with FMC and Chibi Unity Jr. taking second and third respectively.[99]

Adult Division

[edit]

For the adult division (18 and above), there were 7 teams who competed, including:[98]

  • The Stories (Seoul)
  • UPeepz (Manila)
  • Bawz (Quezon City)
  • 잠수부 (Seoul)
  • Nu:Gen (Seoul)
  • Hanya (Seoul)
  • TBD (Seoul)

The Stories won first place, reusing their winning 2026 Vibe set. UPeepz and Bawz both finished second and third, respectively.[100]

Series 5: Los Angeles

[edit]

The fifth series of the season took place in Los Angeles, GRV's home turf, on September 19th at the Shrine Expo Hall. The series took off the "Championship Weekend" with the Championship series taking place on the next day on September 20th. [1][101] The event was sold out and livestreamed globally. In the Pro Division, Brotherhood finished an undefeated season, securing another first-place finish. GRV secured a runner-up finish in their home turf with Royal Family taking their third third-place finish. The Community Division was divided with the junior division taking place in the LA series and the adult division taking place in the Championship series. The junior division was won by Ill Habits, with Underscore and Syndikidz taking second and third-place, respectively.[101]

Pro Division

[edit]

The judges for Los Angeles' Pro Division were: Chonique Sneed, Mel Charlot, Tessandra Chavez, Brandi Chun, and Cheyenne Kibblewhite. Dr. Arnel Calvario and previous judge Stephen Grey were the head judges for the series with Calvario back as the judging head judge and Grey as the "deduction judge". It is unknown why Bégin wasn't present as a head judge.[102]

Round 1

[edit]

Round 1 of Los Angeles' Pro Division consisted of 3 matchups: Royal Family vs. Quick Style, Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood, and 1Million vs. GRV.[101][103]

Match 1: Royal Family vs. Quick Style
[edit]

The first Round 1 matchup for Los Angeles was Royal Family vs. Quick Style.

Royal Family vs. Quick Style Lineup[104][105]
Royal Family Quick Style
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
26 Noah Ball 55 Amber Bendell 25 Agnes Aaseth 30 Laure Alves
86 Cayle Bynoe 12 Moana Davis 17 Matilde Castberg 10 Thanusha Chadrasselan
22 Aiyana Dothard 99 Amir Faradji 14 Mina Erlandsen 27 Johanna Gjesdal
27 Chance Heremaia-Bristow 03 Jung So-eun 13 Mina Grindstrand 28 Karina Hagness
06 Daisy Martin 01 Calvin Murphy 24 Kyrena Heier 15 Sara Henriksen
04 Samuel Palmisano 8 Isla Potini 29 Dikte Hvit 19 Pia Mangset
88 Renee Scofield 00 Christian Segi 22 Kaja Myrle 11 Mali Paulsen
15 Mohamed Sessa 24 Hirari Suzuki 20 Kaja Ramberg 26 Sunniva Rinvoll
11 Shayden Taare 19 Bailey Tomokino 12 Ida Toftevag 21 Tuva Vinje
80 Sena Umeda 02 Marte Wiik 16 Mari Wenaas 18 Ida Ying Chun
Bold means captain.

Quick Style went first after the coin toss and performed their set to the song "Daddy" by Die Antwoord. After them, Royal Family went and performed their set to a mix of "N95" by Kendrick Lamar, "Whole Lotta Money" by Bia, and "Indicator" by Spice. The matchup was won by Royal Family, sweeping Quick Style 7-0, and scores of 89.08 and 81.92. This closed out Quick Style's normal season, making them the only team to be sweeped every Round 1 post-New York.[106][103]

Royal Family's usage of "N95" in their set was a reference or "diss" towards Quick Style, from their New York Round 1 set.

Royal Family vs. Quick Style Scoresheet[106][103]
Crew Royal Family Quick Style Lead
Song(s) used "N95" by Kendrick Lamar;
"Whole Lotta Money" by Bia;
"Indicator" by Spice
"Daddy" by Die Antwoord
Scoresheet Spread
Design 89.16 81.34 +7.82
Complexity of Choreography 8.83 8.17 +0.66
Staging 9.00 8.00 +1.00
Musicality 8.67 8.33 +0.34
Creativity 8.83 8.00 +0.83
Stylistic Athleticism 9.25 8.17 +1.08
Execution 89.00 82.50 +6.50
Cleanliness 8.50 7.92 +0.58
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.83 8.08 +0.75
Spacing 8.58 8.08 +0.50
Projection/Communication 9.25 8.33 +0.92
Stamina 9.33 8.83 +0.50
Average Score 89.08 81.92 +7.17
Royal Family vs. Quick Style Points[106][103]
Team Royal Family Quick Style Lead
Judges
Chonique Sneed 93.50 88.50 +5.00
Mel Charlot 88.50 78.50 +10.00
Tessandra Chavez 88.50 78.00 +10.50
Brandi Chun 84.50 80.50 +4.00
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 90.00 82.50 +7.50
Arnel Calvario 89.50 83.50 +6.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 80.00% 20.00%
Overall Points 7 0
Match 2: Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood
[edit]

The second matchup for Los Angeles was Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood. This was Choreo Cookies' director Carlo Darang's debut (excluding his sudden inclusion in New York) as the captain for Jam Republic, replacing captain Aennon Tabungar.[107]

Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood Lineup[108][109]
Jam Republic Brotherhood
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
10 Brandon De Angelo 14 Stella Aurellia 76 Angelo Admana 28 Francis Aranton
24 Carlo Darang 13 Julian De Guzman 32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira
2 Emma Huch 11 Sophie Indracusin 32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira
38 Miyabi Koyama 77 Lloyd Marcaida 4 Jon Ray Dy Buco 10 Scott Forsyth
12 Mavy Marquez 07 Danzel Marsono 88 Alo Galedo 7 Andrew Ha
04 Carlos Mendoza 9 King Mistica 11 Justin Lewis 15 Eldon Linsangan
08 Lu Nguyen 97 Song Linh Nguyen 18 Ryan McEwen 95 Randall Mella
23 Bobby Ramlee 88 Zee Tan 17 Dayton Paradis 5 Jaymie Sorongon
31 Kiana Tangonan 3 Khai Zun Teoh 97 Dillon Tran 2 Kelvin Tu
22 Sebastian Too 30 Kyla Warikai 8 Elijah Uy 87 Adrian Vendiola
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

Jam Republic went first and performed their set to a mix of "Promise" by Ciara and "Distraction" by Kehlani. After them, Brotherhood went and performed their set to "Bebot" by the Black Eyed Peas. The matchup was won by Brotherhood, sweeping Jam Republic 7-0, with scores of 92.25 and 88.08.[106][103]

Jam Republic had multiple references & "disses" towards Brotherhood, including: Michael Delleva's band section in Vancouver Round 2, Alo Galedo's stress band section in and Eldon Linsangan's heart formation (which was a 1Million diss as well) in New York Round 1, and Humuza Bazira's intro in Sydney Round 1.[103] Jam Republic also used the audio of a TikTok from user @_erickonda_ where he jokingly called Brotherhood members "down-low", a slang for being in the closet, for how good their sets were.[110]

Brotherhood's song choice was also noted for being a "diss" towards Jam Republic. "Bebot" being a song entirely in Filipino referencing both how Jam Republic represents South East Asia and Brotherhood having mostly Filipino dancers, including captain Adrian Vendiola.

Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood Scoresheet[106][103]
Crew Jam Republic Brotherhood Lead
Song(s) used "Promise" by Ciara;
"Distraction" by Kehlani
"Bebot" by
Black Eyed Peas
Scoresheet Spread
Design 88.32 91.84 +3.52
Complexity of Choreography 8.83 9.17 +0.34
Staging 8.75 9.00 +0.25
Musicality 9.00 9.08 +0.08
Creativity 8.83 9.42 +0.59
Stylistic Athleticism 8.75 9.25 +0.50
Execution 87.83 92.66 +4.83
Cleanliness 8.75 9.17 +0.42
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.58 9.08 +0.50
Spacing 8.42 8.92 +0.50
Projection/Communication 9.08 9.67 +0.59
Stamina 9.08 9.50 +0.42
Average Score 88.08 92.25 +4.17
Jam Republic vs. Brotherhood Points[106][103]
Team Jam Republic Brotherhood Lead
Judges
Chonique Sneed 92.50 95.50 +3.00
Mel Charlot 89.00 93.00 +4.00
Tessandra Chavez 85.50 91.50 +6.00
Brandi Chun 88.00 90.50 +2.50
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 87.50 91.50 +4.00
Arnel Calvario 86.00 91.50 +5.50
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 13.00% 87.00%
Overall Points 0 7
Match 3: 1Million vs. GRV
[edit]

The final matchup for Los Angeles was 1Million vs. GRV.

1Million vs. GRV Lineup[111][112]
1Million GRV
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
04 Jonah Aki 12 Ahn Ah-young 15 Aiden Alizadeh 6 Derrique Daniels
9 Ahn Na-gyung 17 Baek Seon-yeong 11 Kenneth Espiritu 8 Ethan Estandian
20 Choi Ji-yu 23 Choi Pekko 1 Nick Joseph 3 Leilani Kiana Bedania
31 Han Seung-won 77 Sunset Heo 21 Mya Macias 2 Asahi Matsumura
24 K-Chan Kang 02 Kim Ho-ie 30 Alice Myung 44 Arron Ocasla
7 Kim In-young 91 Jane Kim 4 Ariel Padua 14 Ivan Paredes
15 Katie Kim 03 Kim Si-eun 29 Kea Peahu 7 Kaylar Preite
21 Lee Na-ra 10 Lee Sang-hun 20 Aidan Prince 26 Matt Sabino
1 Airu Mori 22 Harimu Park 17 Kazuki Saito 19 Will Simmons
08 Park Seo-yeon 25 Son Seung-min 33 Vincent Urban 12 Taylor Vang
Bold means captain. Italic means debut.

1Million went first after the coin toss and performed their set to a mix of "Vroom Vroom" by Charli XCX and " Internet Girl" by Katseye. After them, GRV went and performed their set to a mix of "Judas", "Garden of Eden", and "Poker Face" by Lady Gaga. GRV won the matchup by a hair, winning 4-3 against 1Million, with scores of 88.75 and 87.42.[106][103]

Both teams had references & "disses" towards each other. 1Million referenced Kenneth Espiritu's section from their Vancouver Round 1 set and their usage of "Internet Girl" by Katseye was also a reference to how many GRV dancers were also Katseye's backup dancers. GRV's usage of a Lady Gaga medley, including both "Judas" and "Poker Face", was also a direct reference to both 1Million's Sydney & Seoul Round 1 set.[103]

1Million vs. GRV Scoresheet[106][103]
Crew 1Million GRV Lead
Song(s) used "Vroom Vroom" by
Charli XCX; " Internet
Girl
" by Katseye
"Judas"; "Garden of
Eden
"; "Poker Face"
by Lady Gaga
Scoresheet Spread
Design 87.00 88.16 +1.16
Complexity of Choreography 8.50 8.92 +0.42
Staging 8.92 8.83 -0.09
Musicality 8.75 8.83 +0.08
Creativity 8.58 8.58 +0.00
Stylistic Athleticism 8.75 8.92 +0.17
Execution 87.84 89.34 +1.50
Cleanliness 8.50 8.92 +0.42
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.50 8.58 +0.08
Spacing 8.50 8.75 +0.25
Projection/Communication 9.17 9.17 +0.00
Stamina 9.25 9.25 +0.00
Average Score 87.42 88.75 +1.33
1Million vs. GRV Points[106][103]
Team 1Million GRV Lead
Judges
Chonique Sneed 83.50 86.50 +3.00
Mel Charlot 83.00 89.50 +6.50
Tessandra Chavez 85.50 87.00 +1.50
Brandi Chun 89.50 88.50 -1.00
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 91.50 90.50 -1.00
Arnel Calvario 91.50 90.50 -1.00
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 43.00% 57.00%
Overall Points 3 4

Round 2: Royal Family vs. Brotherhood vs. GRV

[edit]

Round 2 of the Los Angeles series consisted of the three winners of Round 1: Royal Family, Brotherhood, and GRV. The crews performed in order from the lowest-scored Round 1 set to the highest-scored. GRV went first and performed their set to the song "N95" by Kendrick Lamar. Royal Family went second and performed their set to a mix of "Make It Hurt" by Busta Rhymes and "Bugatti" by Ace Hood. Brotherhood went last and performed their set to a mix of "SUVs (Black on Black)" by Pooh Shiesty and Jack Harlow, "Clap Back" by Ja Rule, and "Down the Road" by C2C. Brotherhood finished a perfect and undefeated season by winning first-place yet again with a large margin to second-place, GRV, 96.70 to 90.99. Royal Family secured their third third-place with a score of 89.31.[106][103]

Los Angeles Round 2 Scoresheet[106][103]
Crew Brotherhood GRV Royal Family Lead
Song(s) used "SUVs (Black on Black)"
by Pooh Shiesty and
Jack Harlow; "Clap
Back" by Ja Rule;
"Down the Road" by C2C
"N95" by
Kendrick Lamar
"Make It Hurt" by Busta
Rhymes
; "Bugatti" by
Ace Hood
Scoresheet Spread
Design 95.50 89.83 89.02 +5.67
Complexity of Choreography 9.50 9.17 8.92 +0.33
Staging 9.58 8.83 9.00 +0.58
Musicality 9.50 9.25 8.92 +0.33
Creativity 9.92 8.75 8.75 +1.17
Stylistic Atheliticism 9.25 8.92 8.92 +0.33
Execution 96.16 92.00 89.50 +4.16
Cleanliness 9.58 9.17 8.58 +0.41
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.33 8.92 8.75 +0.41
Spacing 9.42 9.08 8.75 +0.34
Projection/Communication 9.92 9.33 9.25 +0.59
Stamina 9.83 9.50 89.42 +0.33
Average Score 95.83 90.92 89.25 +4.91
Fan Vote
Vote Percentage 87.00%
(0.87)[d]
7.00%
(0.07)[e]
6.00%
(0.06)[f]
Final Score 96.70 90.99 89.31 +5.71
Points 7 5 3
Series Points 14 9 10

Championship Weekend Community Division (Junior)

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The Los Angeles series held the junior division for the Championship Weekend's Community Division.[113] The Community Division for Los Angeles & the Championship was open to the Western United States, Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.[96] For the junior division, there were 8 teams who competed, including:[113]

The judges for the junior division were: Caleaf Sellers, Packrat Whitfield, Pat Cruz, and Galen Hooks.[114] Ill Habits took first place with a high score of 94.50. Underscore took second with a score of 84.88 with Syndikidz taking third with a score of 84.63.[115][116]

Season Series Standings

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By the end of the Los Angeles series, the season standings were locked to determine the Championship series seeding: Seed 1 vs. Seed 6, Seed 2 vs. Seed 5, and Seed 3 vs. Seed 4.

2026 Season Series Standings[117]
Rank Pro Team Representing NYC VAN SYD SEO LAX Total
1 Brotherhood Vancouver 14 14 14 14 14 70
2 Royal Family New Zealand 9 3 0 10 10 32
3 1Million Seoul 0 7 10 11 3 31
4 GRV Los Angeles 3 0 12 0 9 24
5 Jam Republic Southeast Asia 1 12 0 1 0 14
6 Quick Style Oslo 9 0 0 0 0 9

The matchups for the Championship was then determined as:

  • Match 1: Seed 1: Brotherhood vs. Seed 6: Quick Style
  • Match 2: Seed 2: Royal Family vs. Seed 5: Jam Republic
  • Match 3: Seed 3: 1Million vs. Seed 4: GRV

The higher seed would have the advantage of choosing if they'd go first or second.

Championship: Los Angeles

[edit]

The Championship of the 2026 IDL season took place in Los Angeles, GRV's home turf, on September 20th at the Shrine Expo Hall, the day after the Los Angeles series. The Championship closed the "Championship Weekend" and the 2026 season as a whole.[1][118] The event was sold out and livestreamed globally. In the Pro Division, GRV pulled off an upset win and won the "IDL Champion" title and trophy, beating Brotherhood by a less than .5 score difference. Round 2 consisted of Brotherhood and Jam Republic as well. There was no official 2nd place or 3rd place, although points were scored for the final season standings. Brotherhood though, secured first on the final season standings, winning the $200,000 cash prize.[2][118] The Community Division's adult division which took place in the Championship was won by Choreo Cookies, with V Mo and Team Athena securing second and third, respectively.[118]

Pro Division

[edit]

There was one extra judge for the Championship Pro Division, totalling 7 judge. This was an agreement by all the crews to lessen the possibility of one of the points being a popularity contest and more credible by being a professional judge's score. The judges for the Pro Division were: LaTasha Barnes, Shaun Evaristo, Cheyenne Kibblewhite, Handy Yacinthe, Comfort Fedoke, and Brandi Chun. Dr. Arnel Calvario and Stephen Grey were the head judges again, now with Grey as the judging head judge and Calvario as the "deduction judge".[119]

Round 1

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Round 1 of the Championship's Pro Division consisted of the seeding results of the previous series, being: Brotherhood vs. Quick Style, Royal Family vs. Jam Republic, and 1Million vs. GRV.[118][120] The Championship Round 1 was also known to not contain many references & "disses", as the team could've had faced any other team after the LA series points were added up.

Match 1: Brotherhood vs. Quick Style
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The first Round 1 matchup for the Championship was (Seed 1) Brotherhood vs. (Seed 6) Quick Style. This was a rematch between the two teams from the Seoul series.

Brotherhood vs. Quick Style Lineup[109][105]
Brotherhood Quick Style
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
76 Angelo Admana 28 Francis Aranton 25 Agnes Aaseth 30 Laure Alves
32 Miguel Axibal 9 Humuza Bazira 17 Matilde Castberg 10 Thanusha Chadrasselan
21 Michael Delleva 1 Christian Demetillo 14 Mina Erlandsen 27 Johanna Gjesdal
4 Jon Ray Dy Buco 10 Scott Forsyth 13 Mina Grindstrand 28 Karina Hagness
88 Alo Galedo 7 Andrew Ha 24 Kyrena Heier 15 Sara Henriksen
11 Justin Lewis 15 Eldon Linsangan 29 Dikte Hvit 19 Pia Mangset
18 Ryan McEwen 95 Randall Mella 22 Kaja Myrle 11 Mali Paulsen
17 Dayton Paradis 5 Jaymie Sorongon 20 Kaja Ramberg 26 Sunniva Rinvoll
97 Dillon Tran 2 Kelvin Tu 12 Ida Toftevag 21 Tuva Vinje
8 Elijah Uy 87 Adrian Vendiola 16 Mari Wenaas 18 Ida Ying Chun
Bold means captain.

Brotherhood chose to go second, so Quick Style went first and performed their set to "Jealous Type" by Doja Cat. After them, Brotherhood went and performed their set to "Gangnam Style" by Psy. The matchup was won by Brotherhood, sweeping Quick Style 7-0 and scores of 91.91 & 82.99, finishing Quick Style run in the season.[121]

Quick Style's usage of "Jealous Type" was a reference to Brotherhood's New York Round 1 set and, notably, they were the only team to have a Round 1 set with specific disses towards a team.[120] Brotherhood's "Gangnam Style" set was also rumoured by fans to be their Seoul Round 2 set and was the set that was uncleared five days before the series.

Brotherhood vs. Quick Style Scoresheet[121][120]
Crew Brotherhood Quick Style Lead
Song(s) used "Gangnam Style
by Psy
"Jealous Type"
by Doja Cat
Scoresheet Spread
Design 90.98 81.72 +9.26
Complexity of Choreography 9.14 8.07 +1.07
Staging 9.00 8.29 +0.71
Musicality 9.14 8.36 +0.78
Creativity 9.14 8.00 +1.14
Stylistic Athleticism 9.07 8.21 +0.86
Execution 92.84 84.26 +8.58
Cleanliness 9.07 8.21 +0.86
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.21 8.14 +1.07
Spacing 9.14 8.43 +0.71
Projection/Communication 9.50 8.64 +0.86
Stamina 9.50 8.71 +0.79
Average Score 91.91 82.99 +8.92
Brotherhood vs. Quick Style Points[121][120]
Team Brotherhood Quick Style Lead
Judges
LaTasha Barnes 92.50 81.00 +11.50
Shaun Evaristo 88.50 82.00 +6.50
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 91.00 84.50 +6.50
Handy Yacinthe 95.00 89.00 +6.00
Comfort Fedoke 92.50 84.00 +8.50
Brandi Chun 94.00 80.50 +13.50
Stephen Grey 90.00 80.00 +10.00
Overall Points 7 0
Match 2: Royal Family vs. Jam Republic
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The second matchup for the Championship was (Seed 2) Royal Family vs. (Seed 5) Jam Republic. This was a rematch between the two teams from the New York series.

Royal Family vs. Jam Republic Lineup[104][108]
Royal Family Jam Republic
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
26 Noah Ball 55 Amber Bendell 10 Brandon De Angelo 14 Stella Aurellia
86 Cayle Bynoe 12 Moana Davis 24 Carlo Darang 13 Julian De Guzman
22 Aiyana Dothard 99 Amir Faradji 2 Emma Huch 11 Sophie Indracusin
27 Chance Heremaia-Bristow 03 Jung So-eun 38 Miyabi Koyama 77 Lloyd Marcaida
06 Daisy Martin 01 Calvin Murphy 12 Mavy Marquez 07 Danzel Marsono
04 Samuel Palmisano 8 Isla Potini 04 Carlos Mendoza 9 King Mistica
88 Renee Scofield 00 Christian Segi 08 Lu Nguyen 97 Song Linh Nguyen
15 Mohamed Sessa 24 Hirari Suzuki 23 Bobby Ramlee 88 Zee Tan
11 Shayden Taare 19 Bailey Tomokino 31 Kiana Tangonan 3 Khai Zun Teoh
80 Sena Umeda 02 Marte Wiik 22 Sebastian Too 30 Kyla Warikai
Bold means captain.

Royal Family chose to go second, so Jam Republic went first and performed their set to a mix of "Gento" & "Dam" by SB19. After them, Royal Family went and performed their set to a mix of "A Girl is a Drug (intro)" by Parris Goebel, "Bubble Pon Di Bed" by Bianca Oblivion & XL Mad, and "Church" by T-Pain. The matchup was won with an upset win by Jam Republic, beating the higher seeded Royal Family 5-2 and scores of 89.16 and 88.22.

Royal Family vs. Jam Republic Scoresheet[121][120]
Crew Royal Family Jam Republic Lead
Song(s) used "A Girl is a Drug (intro)"
by Parris Goebel; "Bubble Pon
Di Bed" by Bianca Oblivion
& XL Mad; "Church" by T-Pain
"Gento" & "Dam"
by SB19
Scoresheet Spread
Design 86.42 88.58 +2.16
Complexity of Choreography 8.57 9.00 +0.43
Staging 8.71 8.86 +0.15
Musicality 8.57 9.00 +0.43
Creativity 8.43 8.57 +0.14
Stylistic Athleticism 8.93 8.86 -0.07
Execution 90.02 89.74 -0.28
Cleanliness 8.86 8.43 -0.43
Technical Execution + Authenticity 8.79 8.93 +0.14
Spacing 8.86 8.79 -0.07
Projection/Communication 9.21 9.43 +0.22
Stamina 9.29 9.29 +0.00
Average Score 88.22 89.16 +0.94
Royal Family vs. Jam Republic Points[121][120]
Team Royal Family Jam Republic Lead
Judges
LaTasha Barnes 84.50 85.00 +0.50
Shaun Evaristo 86.50 89.50 +3.00
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 88.50 92.00 +3.50
Handy Yacinthe 86.50 90.00 +3.50
Comfort Fedoke 86.50 87.50 +1.00
Brandi Chun 94.50 90.50 +4.00
Stephen Grey 90.50 89.50 +1.00
Overall Points 2 5
Match 3: 1Million vs. GRV
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The final matchup for the Championship was (Seed 3) 1Million vs. (Seed 4) GRV. This was a rematch between the two teams from the Los Angeles series.

1Million vs. GRV Lineup[111][112]
1Million GRV
Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name Jersey Name
04 Jonah Aki 12 Ahn Ah-young 15 Aiden Alizadeh 6 Derrique Daniels
9 Ahn Na-gyung 17 Baek Seon-yeong 11 Kenneth Espiritu 8 Ethan Estandian
20 Choi Ji-yu 23 Choi Pekko 1 Nick Joseph 3 Leilani Kiana Bedania
31 Han Seung-won 77 Sunset Heo 21 Mya Macias 2 Asahi Matsumura
24 K-Chan Kang 02 Kim Ho-ie 30 Alice Myung 44 Arron Ocasla
7 Kim In-young 91 Jane Kim 4 Ariel Padua 14 Ivan Paredes
15 Katie Kim 03 Kim Si-eun 29 Kea Peahu 7 Kaylar Preite
21 Lee Na-ra 10 Lee Sang-hun 20 Aidan Prince 26 Matt Sabino
1 Airu Mori 22 Harimu Park 17 Kazuki Saito 19 Will Simmons
08 Park Seo-yeon 25 Son Seung-min 33 Vincent Urban 12 Taylor Vang
Bold means captain.

1Million chose to go second, so GRV went first and performed their set to the song "Pop" by NSYNC. After them, 1Million went and performed their set to an original song. The match was won with an upset win by GRV, nearly sweeping the higher seeded 1Million 6-1 with scores of 90.73 and 89.59.[121][120]

1Million vs. GRV Scoresheet[121][120]
Crew 1Million GRV Lead
Song(s) used ??? "Pop" by NSYNC
Scoresheet Spread
Design 89.30 90.88 +1.58
Complexity of Choreography 8.93 9.36 +0.43
Staging 9.00 8.86 -0.14
Musicality 8.93 9.29 +0.36
Creativity 8.79 9.00 +0.21
Stylistic Athleticism 9.00 8.93 -0.07
Execution 89.88 90.58 +0.70
Cleanliness 8.86 8.43 -0.43
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.00 9.00 +0.00
Spacing 8.79 8.86 +0.07
Projection/Communication 9.00 9.50 +0.50
Stamina 9.29 9.50 +0.21
Average Score 89.59 90.73 +1.14
1Million vs. GRV Points[121][120]
Team 1Million GRV Lead
Judges
LaTasha Barnes 84.50 89.50 +5.00
Shaun Evaristo 90.00 90.50 +0.50
Cheyenne Kibblewhite 89.50 90.00 +0.50
Handy Yacinthe 91.00 91.50 +0.50
Comfort Fedoke 90.50 91.00 +0.50
Brandi Chun 93.50 92.50 -1.00
Stephen Grey 88.00 90.00 +2.00
Overall Points 1 6

Final: Brotherhood vs. Jam Republic vs. GRV

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The Final of the Championship consisted of the three winners of Round 1: Brotherhood, Jam Republic, and GRV. This was Jam Republic's first Round 2 entry since Vancouver. The crews performed in order from the lowest-scored Round 1 performance to the highest-score. Jam Republic went first and performed to the song "Kilometre" by Burna Boy. GRV went second and performed their song to a mix of "Kryptonite (I'm on It)" by Purple Ribbon All-Stars, "Promise" by Ciara, and "Left, Right" by YG. Brotherhood went last and performed their set to a mix of "Take on Me" by A-ha and "Backseat Freestyle" by Kendrick Lamar. Brotherhood's set was a direct reference to their Vibe 2017 set, nicknamed "Love Connection", which was the set that popularized them as a crew. GRV won an upset win, crowning them as the 2026 inaugural "IDL Champion" with a score of 94.00, beating Brotherhood by a .43 difference, Brotherhood scoring a 93.57. Jam Republic's set scored a 90.86, their first score above a 90.00. The Championship's Final also was the first Round 2 where every team scored above a 90.00.[121][120]

Championship Final Scoresheet[121][120]
Crew GRV Brotherhood Jam Republic Lead
Song(s) used "Kryptonite (I'm on
It)
" by Purple Ribbon
All-Stars
; "Promise"
by Ciara; "Left, Right"
by YG
"Take on Me" by
A-ha; "Backseat
Freestyle
" by
Kendrick Lamar
"Kilometre"
by Burna Boy
Scoresheet Spread
Design 93.88 92.72 90.28 +1.16
Complexity of Choreography 9.36 9.29 8.93 +0.07
Staging 9.36 9.21 9.21 +0.15
Musicality 9.50 9.36 9.21 +0.14
Creativity 9.29 9.29 9.00 +0.00
Stylistic Atheliticism 9.43 9.21 8.79 +0.22
Execution 94.14 94.44 89.50 -0.30
Cleanliness 9.21 9.29 9.00 -0.08
Technical Execution + Authenticity 9.36 9.14 9.00 +0.22
Spacing 9.07 9.36 9.07 -0.29
Projection/Communication 9.64 9.79 9.50 -0.15
Stamina 9.79 9.64 9.14 +0.07
Final Score 94.00 93.58 90.85 +0.43
Points 7 5 3
Series Points 13 12 10

Champion Weekend Community Division (Adult)

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The Championship held the adult division for the Championship Weekend's Community Division.[122] The Community Division for Los Angeles & the Championship was open to the Western United States, Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.[96] For the adult division, there were 11 teams who competed, including:[122]

The judges for the adult division were: Buddha Stretch, Sorah Yang, previous Pro Division judge Carlos Irizarry, and Zuce Morales.[123] Choreo Cookies took first place with a small margin between V Mo who took second place, a difference of .03 from scores of 90.16 and 90.13, respectively. Team Athena took third place with a score of 86.88.[124]

Final Results & Standings

[edit]

Pro Division

[edit]

The season ended with GRV taking the 2026 inaugural "IDL Champion" title and trophy after winning the Championship.[2][125] Points from the Championship were added to the standings to calculate the Final Standings.[126]

2026 IDL Final Standings[127][126]
Rank Pro Team Representing Series Champs Final Prize
1 Brotherhood Vancouver 70 12 82 $200,000
2 GRV Los Angeles 24 13 37 $180,000
3 Royal Family New Zealand 32 2 34 $170,000
4 1Million South Korea 31 1 32 $160,000
5 Jam Republic Southeast Asia 14 8 22 $150,000
6 Quick Style Oslo 9 0 9 $140,000

Brotherhood won the "IDL Season Standings Title" for 2026, after a perfect normal season and second-place at the Championship.[128] Out of the total prize pool, Brotherhood secured the largest proportion of it, a fifth. The rest were divided to the other teams based on their placements with a $100,000 difference between each placement and a $200,000 difference from 1st place Brotherhood and 2nd place GRV.[126]

In total, Brotherhood secured first with 82 points, GRV secured second with 37 points, Royal Family secured third with 34 points locking the top 3 for the 2026 season. 1Million finished fourth with 32 points, Jam Republic finished fifth with 22 points, and Quick Style finished sixth with 9 points.[126]

Community Division

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2026 IDL Season Community Division Winners
Series # Name City Score
NYC Adult Division
1st Narratiiv New York City 96.00
2nd The Squad Miami 92.75
3rd Day One Manassas 91.50
VAN Adult Division
1st Northside Vancouver
2nd C-Fam Eindhoven
3rd Nonstop Vancouver
SYD Adult Division
1st ID Co Auckland
2nd The Home Base Brisbane
3rd Wan Squad Port Moresby
Junior Division
1st The Kookies JV Sydney
2nd Space Studios Tauranga
3rd Retaliate Auckland
SEO Adult Division
1st The Stories Seoul
2nd UPeepz Manila
3rd Bawz Quezon City
Junior Division
1st VPeepz Manila
2nd FMC Seoul
3rd Chibi Unity Jr. Niigata
LAX Junior Division
1st Ill Habits San Diego 94.50
2nd Underscore Anaheim 84.88
3rd Syndikidz San Jose 84.63
CHM Adult Division
1st Choreo Cookies San Diego 90.16
2nd V Mo Los Angeles 90.13
3rd Team Athena Dallas 86.88

Season Statistics

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Series Scores & Averages
Series Round Canada
BRHD
United States
GRV
New Zealand
RF
South Korea
1M
ASEAN
JR
Norway
QS
Round
Averages
Series
Averages
NYC R1 94.50 86.83 86.67 87.33 82.50 89.00 87.81 89.14
R2 99.28 86.17 89.97 91.81
VAN R1 93.17 90.17 85.83 87.00 88.33 84.00 88.08 88.24
R2 93.81 85.54 86.31 88.55
SYD R1 92.17 88.83 88.17 85.99 81.00 81.99 86.36 87.94
R2 93.19 90.77 89.37 91.11
SEO R1 87.83 84.08 87.83 88.25 85.58 84.83 86.40 87.60
R2 92.25 87.91 89.84 90.00
LAX R1 92.25 88.75 89.08 87.42 88.08 81.92 87.92 89.39
R2 96.70 90.99 89.31 92.33
CHM R1 91.91 90.73 88.22 89.59 89.16 82.99 88.77 90.11
FINAL 93.58 94.00 90.85 92.81
Crew Averages 93.39 89.46 87.69 87.81 86.48 84.96
Bold means the set won the matchup.

The highest scoring set in the entire season is Brotherhood's New York Round 2 set, scoring an almost perfect score with a 99.28. On the other hand, the lowest scoring set out of the entire season was Jam Republic's Sydney Round 1 set against GRV, scoring an 81.00. Brotherhood also is the crew with the highest average score of the entire season at a 93.39, the only crew with an average score above a 90.00. Quick Style is the crew with the lowest average score of the season at an 84.96. Only 17 sets scored above a 90.00, 11 of them belonging to Brotherhood, 5 of them belonging to GRV, and 1 of them being Jam Republic's.

The series with the highest average score and the only series with an average above a 90.00 is the Championship at a 90.11, with its Final being the round with the highest-average score as well at a 92.81. The Championship Final is also the only round where all crews scored above a 90.00. The series with the lowest average score is the Seoul series at an 87.60. The single round with the lowest average score though is Sydney's Round 2 at an 86.36.

The crew with the highest number of entry into Round 2 is Brotherhood, 6 times. The crew with the least number of entry into Round 2 is Quick Style, only once in New York. The crew who had their entry into Round 2 the latest was GRV, who only made it to Round 2 in the 3rd, Sydney, series.

Brotherhood's 2026 season

[edit]

Vancouver's Brotherhood had a nearly perfect season, scoring 82 points at first. Entering the season as the favourite to win after their win at the 2025 launch event, Brotherhood had a perfect normal season making them enter as the first seed in the Championship and not losing a single point in any series. But, a runner-up finish at the Championship after an upset win by GRV blocked them from a perfect 2026 season.

2026 Brotherhood's IDL season[g]
Series Round Score Difference
Design Execution Overall
NYC R1 95.38 93.66 94.50 -
R2 99.66 97.34 98.50 +4.00
VAN R1 90.32 96.00 93.17 -5.33
R2 92.32 93.66 93.00 -0.17
SYD R1 92.67 91.67 92.17 -0.83
R2 91.00 94.00 92.49 +0.32
SEO R1 86.82 88.83 87.83 -4.66
R2 90.84 92.32 91.58 +3.75
LAX R1 91.84 92.66 92.25 +0.67
R2 95.50 96.16 95.83 +3.58
CHM R1 90.98 92.84 91.91 -3.92
FINAL 92.72 94.44 93.58 +1.67
Total Average 92.50 93.63 93.39

GRV's 2026 season

[edit]

Los Angeles' GRV were one of the favourites to win at the beginning, but had a rocky start to the season, being the last crew to have an entry into Round 2, only getting past their Round 1 matchup in Sydney. But they ended up with two runner-up finishto enter into the Championship as the 4th seed. Pulling off an upset victory at the Championship, they won the 2026 season, ending with a score of 37 points at second-place.

2026 GRV's IDL season[h]
Series Round Score Difference
Design Execution Overall
NYC R1 86.00 87.68 86.83 -
R2 Did not qualify.
VAN R1 89.34 91.00 90.17 +3.34
R2 Did not qualify.
SYD R1 87.00 90.67 88.83 -1.34
R2 90.68 90.64 90.66 +1.83
SEO R1 83.17 85.00 84.08 -6.58
R2 Did not qualify.
LAX R1 88.16 89.34 88.75 +4.67
R2 89.83 92.00 90.92 +2.17
CHM R1 90.88 90.58 90.73 -0.19
FINAL 93.88 94.14 94.00 +3.27
Total Average 88.77 90.12 89.46

Royal Family's 2026 season

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New Zealand's Royal Family had a strong beginning but their scores slowly started to fall down. But, they slowly made a steady rise in their score throughout the season, ending with them as the second seed at the very end after the Los Angeles series before entering the Championship. While losing to an upset by Jam Republic at the Championship, Royal Family still locked in a third-place finish with 34 points.

2026 Royal Family's IDL season[i]
Series Round Score Difference
Design Execution Overall
NYC R1 85.00 88.34 86.67 -
R2 85.00 87.32 86.17 -0.50
VAN R1 81.00 90.68 85.83 -0.34
R2 Did not qualify.
SYD R1 86.67 89.67 88.17 +2.34
R2 Did not qualify.
SEO R1 86.67 89.00 87.83 -0.34
R2 86.14 89.52 87.83 +0.00
LAX R1 89.16 89.00 89.08 +1.25
R2 89.02 89.50 89.25 +0.17
CHM R1 86.42 90.02 88.22 -1.03
FINAL Did not qualify.
Total Average 86.12 89.23 87.69

1Million's 2026 season

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Seoul's 1Million were another crew who had a steady rise in score throughout the season and turned to be one of the favourites in the season and not losing a Round 1 matchup since New York, taking the second seed for most of the season before falling into the third seed entering the Championship. Losing to an upset by GRV at the Championship made them fall even further into a fourth-place finish with 32 points.

2026 1Million's IDL season[j]
Series Round Score Difference
Design Execution Overall
NYC R1 86.00 88.66 87.33 -
R2 Did not qualify.
VAN R1 85.00 89.00 87.00 -0.33
R2 82.66 88.34 85.50 -1.50
SYD R1 84.00 88.00 85.99 +0.49
R2 87.00 91.33 89.18 +3.19
SEO R1 86.67 89.83 88.25 -0.93
R2 88.98 90.18 89.58 +1.33
LAX R1 87.00 87.84 87.42 -2.16
R2 Did not qualify.
CHM R1 89.30 89.88 89.59 +2.17
FINAL Did not qualify.
Total Average 86.29 89.23 87.81

Jam Republic's 2026 season

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South East Asia's Jam Republic were one of the crews who were one of the strongest in the beginning of the season although they were faced with multiple visa issues, only to slowly fall in terms of their performance. But, they did slowly make a rise back from Seoul onwards. Although they entered the Championship as the fifth seed, they pulled an upset against Royal Family and had the third-best score in the Final. They finished fifth-place with 24 points.

2026 Jam Republic's IDL season[k]
Series Round Score Difference
Design Execution Overall
NYC R1 82.66 82.32 82.50 -
R2 Did not qualify.
VAN R1 85.68 91.02 88.33 +5.83
R2 83.00 89.34 86.17 -2.16
SYD R1 78.67 83.34 81.00 -5.17
R2 Did not qualify.
SEO R1 84.83 86.33 85.58 +4.58
R2 Did not qualify.
LAX R1 88.32 87.83 88.08 +2.50
R2 Did not qualify.
CHM R1 88.58 89.74 89.16 +1.08
FINAL 90.28 89.50 90.85 +1.69
Total Average 85.25 87.43 86.48

Quick Style's 2026 season

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Oslo's Quick Style were a crew who had an explosive start to the season in New York. Beating GRV and securing that runner-up finish showed that they were a force to be reckoned with. But, slowly and progressively the crew lost steam through the season. With not a single Round 2 qualification since their first in New York, Quick Style entered the Championship as the sixth seed and lost to Brotherhood, keeping their sixth-place with 9 points.

2026 Quick Style's IDL season[l]
Series Round Score Difference
Design Execution Overall
NYC R1 88.34 89.66 89.00 -
R2 90.00 89.66 89.83 +0.83
VAN R1 81.34 86.66 84.00 -5.83
R2 Did not qualify.
SYD R1 81.98 82.02 81.99 -2.01
R2 Did not qualify.
SEO R1 84.00 85.67 84.83 +2.84
R2 Did not qualify.
LAX R1 81.34 82.50 81.92 -2.91
R2 Did not qualify.
CHM R1 81.72 84.26 82.99 +1.07
FINAL Did not qualify.
Total Average 84.10 85.76 84.96

Notes

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  1. ↑ Total Voters: 8,882
  2. ↑ Total Voters: 3,450
  3. ↑ Total Voters: 1,011
  4. ↑ Total Voters: 15,953
  5. ↑ Total Voters: 1,289
  6. ↑ Total Voters: 1,192
  7. ↑ Excluding fan-vote for Round 2.
  8. ↑ Excluding fan-vote for Round 2.
  9. ↑ Excluding fan-vote for Round 2.
  10. ↑ Excluding fan-vote for Round 2.
  11. ↑ Excluding fan-vote for Round 2.
  12. ↑ Excluding fan-vote for Round 2.

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