The competition on Season 2 of "America's Best Dance Crew" is fierce and the stakes are high as the crews battle it out live onstage for dance supremacy. Each week they'll step up to the challenge and show off their skills, and after all of America's votes are tallied, the two weakest crews must battle it out on the dance floor in order to get the chance to advance to the next round. Click through this slideshow to find out which team the judges sent home and their thoughts on getting eliminated.Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

And another one bites the dust on "America's Best Dance Crew." The wild and crazy crew from the Valley has risen from the bottom and gained favor with American viewers to become one of the top crews this season. The group even got a standing ovation from Missy Elliott. On top of that, they excelled in the '80s-themed challenge with their highly creative and entertaining routines. All three judges agreed that FANNY PAK and the agile b-boys of Super Cr3w did not deserve to be in the bottom two, but had to make the difficult and heart-breaking decision to send the brightly-dressed kids packing. Read on to see what FANNY PAK had to say after they were booted from the competition.Chrissy L. Nguyen/Yahoo! TV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: Did you ever think that you'd make it to Top 3? *** FANNY PAK: This is still kind of surreal. From the live auditions, we just wanted to make it on the show, and then it was, "Let's just make it to the next show." Our goals kept changing as we got further in the competition. We're not going to lie, we're pissed. We're not mad at anyone or any specific thing in general, but we wish we could've gone further and at the same time we have high hopes for what's coming up for us. We're not disappointed about anything that we did. We had great performances and we felt amazing about them afterwards. That's all we wanted.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: You've come a long way since the live auditions when the competition was pretty tough just to get on the show. *** FANNY PAK: The journey has been insanity. The fact that we made it to the Top 10 is crazy, especially since the West Coast is so good. The West Coast is not playin'. During the live auditions, when we were one of the last two crews onstage -- that was probably the most nervous we've ever been in our lives. It was the end of the show and it was intense. It was us and Team Millenia -- who's freakin' amazing. Being onstage next to them knowing that one of us had to go was hard. Everybody from the West Coast is amazing and such hard competition, we feel blessed to get as far as we did and we did our best to represent by stepping it up every week.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: What was the biggest challenge you had to overcome? *** FANNY PAK: The biggest challenge was to show people that didn't get us at the beginning that we're a talented crew and that we deserved to be on the show. Our hope was to change people's minds about us, even if it was just one person. In the Crew's Choice challenge we had the opportunity to take the audience on a visual story with us, even though it made our knees and backs hurt. We engaged people and showed them how we really dance. Mark Davis/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: For the music video challenge, you were given a Gwen Stefani number. *** FANNY PAK: "Wind It Up!" We were so excited. We love Gwen Stefani and she always has amazing videos, concepts, costuming and background dancers. We paid attention to all of that and brought our own thing into it too. Phil had to learn how to break dance in a week. You may not remember any break dancing in Gwen Stefani's "Wind It Up" video -- it's literally a snippet -- but we had to emulate the video exactly, so we had to do that break dancing move. Phil couldn't do the exact one that's in the video, so he changed it, which he found out is actually a harder version of what's done. So he had bruises all over his body. We were all so proud of him. He really stepped up to the challenge to do those particular moves that week. Yeah, Phil! Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: You did something totally unique and out of the box for the Rock the Title challenge when you danced to Britney Spears' "Toy Soldier." *** FANNY PAK: Megan was the one who had the idea to do the boards to make it look like we were the little green toy soldiers. She actually had experience dancing in those boards before, so she was the lead in creating that routine. The remix of the music was also something that made that routine a success. We actually get our music first and we listen to it and if there's something we want added like sound effects, we can ask for that, but usually they give us a really good mix that we can work with it. The producers that we work with on music are geniuses. They make their own beats to match with each of the songs.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: Who thought of the idea to do an '80s prom theme for the Speed Up challenge? *** FANNY PAK: Matt's our main choreographer, but we've always had in the back of our minds that we wanted to do an '80s prom and we thought the idea would really fit the Speed Up challenge dancing to Mariah Carey's "Touch My Body." We 'crack' dance all the time. It's the slowed down stuff that we're not use to, so that challenge was right up our alley. And the costumes we wore actually helped bring out our characters onstage. If you're in the right outfit, you just really bring it onstage.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: How did Tiffani end up with the coveted role of Janet Jackson for the "Rhythm Nation" opening number? *** FANNY PAK: They actually just asked me to do it in rehearsals and I couldn't say no. I was 50 feet in the air, but it was so much fun coming down. It was awesome.Mark Davis/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: Tell me about the girl-on-girl kiss that shocked the judges and the audience during Janet Jackson week. *** FANNY PAK: When we were going through the number and blocking it, we got left with two couples on the outside and then two girls and a guy and we didn't know what to do with the three in the center, so we decided to mess with the guy, push him out of the way and go for each other. Originally, we weren't actually kissing. We were just faking it, but the producers asked us if we would be comfortable kissing for real. It definitely was planned and not just a spur-of-the-moment thing.Mark Davis/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: How did it feel to get a standing ovation from the judges and Missy Elliott for your "Get Your Freak On" performance? *** FANNY PAK: It's really hard to get recognition in this industry and just to have Missy and Shane and all of them stand up and say all those things, we just feel like our dancing career is going to start now. We were beyond shocked even when we found out that we'd get to dance with Missy and work with Hi-Hat. It was incredible because it's every dancer in the industry's dream. It's definitely a dream come true, not just for our crew, but for every single person here. Missy obviously was great. She wanted a fanny pack from us, so Tiffani gave her her fanny pack. And we learned so much from Hi-Hat. She was so calm and cool and collected the whole time. Her advice was that you have to take a step back because dance is a process. We really learned that from her -- to just calm down and focus. We're really thankful to her for that. Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: I was pretty freaked out backstage when I first saw all of you in your white contact lenses. *** FANNY PAK: We were going for the less predictable way with that challenge. We didn't want to go with what you would expect normally, we wanted to really be crazy. We went very tribal, down and gritty, and just very weird. The contacts helped us look and feel the part. The way you feel in costumes definitely affects the way you're going to dance. If you feel like you look the part, it's so much easier to actually play the part. It helps you get into the role. Our crew kind of gave wardrobe a lot of requests sometimes, so I think they got used to us by the time we asked for the contacts. "White contacts? Okay, got it." Chrissy Le Nguyen/Yahoo! TV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: Did you think that you had the upper hand in the two '80s themed challenges? *** FANNY PAK: People think '80s is our genre, but to be honest it's just really the idea behind Fanny Pak -- our wardrobe, our look, our inspiration to be loud and crazy. But our movement is so far from '80s that it's more of a challenge for us to really find that old school groove, especially because we are all about neat, sharp, clean lines and the '80s were just so funky. And it's hype and it's big and you can't clean it to where everyone has the same exact lines and angles 'cause it loses the funk. It's not the same, so we had a little bit of a hard time with that and taking it back to those '80s moves. Matt had no clue about dancing '80s style and did maybe 15 percent of it and the rest was the crew. Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: It's been obvious since the start of the season that the judges loved Fanny Pak. *** FANNY PAK: We're pumped that they recognized our details, but also how we're so different. Clearly we're so different than every other crew. Just the fact that they called us different boosted us to make ourselves even more different. And it's good 'cause they said different in a good way. Shane said that we came here to change the game. That was a really nice comment. We liked that one.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: What was the worst thing about being on a reality competition show? *** FANNY PAK: I feel hurt in my heart during elimination time. Seeing somebody go home and standing onstage wondering if it's going to be you sucks hardcore. We're the only people we see every single day, so we're each other's support system and family. When somebody leaves it gets really, really hard. At the end of every show we're all crying. Rehearsals are pretty tough too because you always have to think of a way to top yourself and you see what the other crews are doing and try to top them. It's pretty difficult. It's a mind game.Mark Davis/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: What do you guys do in your free time on days when you're not dancing? *** FANNY PAK: Rock Band! We love Rock Band. Rock Band is amazing. Do-Knock and Mike of Super Cr3w actually bought the whole Rock Band set and then we usually go in their room to play. Even if they're in rehearsals and we're not, we sneak into their rooms and play anyway. Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: Besides being excellent dancers, what are some hidden talents fans would be surprised to know about? *** FANNY PAK: Phil's a great cook and "Top Chef" might just be in his future. Matt's an awesome photographer, he does all of our headshots. Glenda is an amazing actress and tumbler extraordinaire. Cara will have a career in hair and fashion.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: I heard you guys recently got matching tattoos. *** FANNY PAK: Yesterday after rehearsals we decided to all get tattoos. Phil, Glenda, Cara and Megan got it behind their ears and Beau got it on his hip. Megan was next door getting her nails done and she heard Beau screaming. Matt has the tattoo on his arm and Tiffani got it on the back of her neck. The lightning bolt tattoos solidify us as a pack. We're in this together and we're not going anywhere. Chrissy L. Nguyen/Yahoo! TV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: Super Cr3w or SoReal Cru? *** FANNY PAK: Super Cr3w is like family to us. We love them. We're so happy that they're going on. We want them to take the win and represent the West Coast! America needs to make sure to recap on who has excited them the most throughout the whole season, who has made them really eager to turn on their television sets. Whichever crew has made you do that, vote for them and vote strong. Don't be lazy.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

YAHOO! TV: What's next for Fanny Pak? *** FANNY PAK: We have no idea what's going on. The sky's the limit for us. We're going to take everything in as much as we can and not take anything for granted.Chris Polk/MTV - Monday, August, 11, 2008, 8:11 AM

Despite what their T-shirts say, robot apparently isn't the future, at least not for the BOOGIE BOTS on "America's Best Dance Crew." The D.C.boys took on Cali's Fanny Pak in the bottom two during the Missy Elliott episode, but in the end there was just no contest. Shane's harsh critique of the last East Coast team echoed Lil' Mama's previous week's diss. But the ever-so-classy BOOGIE BOTS didn't let the lashing affect their exit and bowed gracefully and respectfully to the audience as their banner dropped. Read on to see what BOOGIE BOTS had to say after they were booted from the competition.Chrissy L. Nguyen/Yahoo! TV - Saturday, August, 2, 2008, 4:2 AM

YAHOO! TV: Getting eliminated at this point in the competition must be tough. *** BOOGIE BOTS: It's been a journey. We kind of have mixed feelings right now. We know all the other crews here are such high-level dancers. We're going to miss them and we're going to miss performing here. It's been an amazing experience. Every week we're shocked, "Oh my gosh, we're moving on. Oh my gosh, we have people voting for us." We're proud of each other individually and as a crew for getting as far as we did.Chris Polk/MTV - Saturday, August, 2, 2008, 4:2 AM

YAHOO! TV: How did you feel when you heard Lil' Mama diss the Boogie Bots? *** BOOGIE BOTS: I was shocked when she said it because it came out of nowhere. If she was going to say it, I'd rather her say it to our faces. What she did was disrespectful, but she apologized and it's all good. Chris Polk/MTV - Saturday, August, 2, 2008, 4:2 AM

YAHOO! TV: What was it like performing with the rest of the crews during both Janet Jackson week and Missy Elliott week? *** BOOGIE BOTS: It felt great. Finally being able to be onstage with all the other crews at one time and doing the same routine to Janet Jackson is awesome. I never thought in a million years I'd be onstage performing with Missy Elliott, performing for Missy Elliott and working with Hi-Hat. I didn't think that would happen. A lot of dancers dream about working with Missy and Hi-Hat, so it's been a real pleasure and honor to be able to do that.Chris Polk/MTV - Saturday, August, 2, 2008, 4:2 AM