Dallas cowboy cheerleader show - netflix

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I’ve been enjoying this series so far.

The organization and women work very hard at their 7pm practices. Most are like tall gymnasts not tiny dancers. Lots of hair and makeup. I must have missed that class somewhere along the line….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve been enjoying this series so far.

The organization and women work very hard at their 7pm practices. Most are like tall gymnasts not tiny dancers. Lots of hair and makeup. I must have missed that class somewhere along the line….

My SIL went to hs in Dallas and she said hair and makeup is really important for girls and women.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve been enjoying this series so far.

The organization and women work very hard at their 7pm practices. Most are like tall gymnasts not tiny dancers. Lots of hair and makeup. I must have missed that class somewhere along the line….

My SIL went to hs in Dallas and she said hair and makeup is really important for girls and women.

Important for what? Marrying a high school sweetheart or frat boy who’s going to work for his father and live next door to him too?

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Anonymous wrote:Kelcey is beautiful and talented. Hope she finds a great job after DCC.

Kelcey works full time as a pediatric registered nurse in addition to DCC. She spoke about it in her interviews and there was a scene where she was taking care of a patient (home health for a medically fragile young girl).

She seems like the total package! Smart, gorgeous, talented, hard-working, big heart. I loved her- she was my favorite.

Reece is very pretty and a great dancer, but the baby voice got on my nerves as did all the religious talk. Couldn't tell if I was watching "Keep Sweet Pray and Obey" or a show about cheerleaders

I liked them all.

I didn’t understand if Kelcey wants to ever be a nurse in a hospital or doctors office or stay as an in-home nanny nurse? She’s so good with people I could see her in an ER room.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve been enjoying this series so far.

The organization and women work very hard at their 7pm practices. Most are like tall gymnasts not tiny dancers. Lots of hair and makeup. I must have missed that class somewhere along the line….

My SIL went to hs in Dallas and she said hair and makeup is really important for girls and women.

Is everyone’s skin so bad in that heat that they have to wear so much makeup every day?

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Lol

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I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

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All the talk about not tarnishing the star made me think about Jerry Jones’s illegitimate child and how that doesn’t count as tarnish.

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Anonymous wrote:I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

It's a part time job and I read they earn $75k. Um, that's REALLY great for a part time job, especially in Texas. And all of them are pretty so they're all probably also doing influencer stuff on social media for extra money. Plus being on the shows pays money. PLUS some of them (Kelsey (sp?)) have full time jobs that probably provide health insurance too.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

It's a part time job and I read they earn $75k. Um, that's REALLY great for a part time job, especially in Texas. And all of them are pretty so they're all probably also doing influencer stuff on social media for extra money. Plus being on the shows pays money. PLUS some of them (Kelsey (sp?)) have full time jobs that probably provide health insurance too.

It’s a highly visible, extremely demanding sport. It brings in an insane amount of money. How much are the women paid? It’s peanuts. Your justifications are sickening. In no world would a male athlete that makes this much bank for his employer be willing to accept $15/hour. Even worse, in no world would society (or idiots like you) argue that it is ok “because they can be influencers”

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

So their full time job can provide health insurance for the 3-6 orthopedic surgeries they need after cheering?! WTH
It's a part time job and I read they earn $75k. Um, that's REALLY great for a part time job, especially in Texas. And all of them are pretty so they're all probably also doing influencer stuff on social media for extra money. Plus being on the shows pays money. PLUS some of them (Kelsey (sp?)) have full time jobs that probably provide health insurance too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

It's a part time job and I read they earn $75k. Um, that's REALLY great for a part time job, especially in Texas. And all of them are pretty so they're all probably also doing influencer stuff on social media for extra money. Plus being on the shows pays money. PLUS some of them (Kelsey (sp?)) have full time jobs that probably provide health insurance too.

It’s a highly visible, extremely demanding sport. It brings in an insane amount of money. How much are the women paid? It’s peanuts. Your justifications are sickening. In no world would a male athlete that makes this much bank for his employer be willing to accept $15/hour. Even worse, in no world would society (or idiots like you) argue that it is ok “because they can be influencers”

I agree with you but women are still lining up in droves to try out. It's kind of like being president. You're not doing it for the pay. DCC know the role brings power and prestige. That said, I hope it's worth the inevitable physical suffering down the road.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

It's a part time job and I read they earn $75k. Um, that's REALLY great for a part time job, especially in Texas. And all of them are pretty so they're all probably also doing influencer stuff on social media for extra money. Plus being on the shows pays money. PLUS some of them (Kelsey (sp?)) have full time jobs that probably provide health insurance too.

The $75K" is a myth, based on an obviously wrong number made up by someone at NBC Sports.


https://www.nbcsportsboston.com/nfl/new-england-patriots/do-nfl-cheerleaders-get-paid-heres-how-much-the-average-salary-is/265895/

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah the woman who said she had 12 orthopedic surgeries in 6 years was pretty shocking.

But the craziest part might be the mega church the girls are filmed at. God Loves Dallas! God Loves the Dallas Cowboys! Must be preaching from the King Jerry Jones Version.

I bet they don’t get health insurance to cover these expenses!

Don't most of them have other full time jobs? It seems fun, if you love football even better. And better exposure to meet a rich spouse or player whcih is also probably a big motivator for some of these women

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just started watching this. It’s so shocking. How little they are paid. The scene where the girl wins an award at a banquet dinner and gets up and uses her walker. What they do to their bodies and how little they are compensated. How DCC is a multimillion dollar brand and the women get so little. How oblivious and high on it all that they are.

It’s extortion. And it’s heartbreaking.

It's a part time job and I read they earn $75k. Um, that's REALLY great for a part time job, especially in Texas. And all of them are pretty so they're all probably also doing influencer stuff on social media for extra money. Plus being on the shows pays money. PLUS some of them (Kelsey (sp?)) have full time jobs that probably provide health insurance too.

It’s a highly visible, extremely demanding sport. It brings in an insane amount of money. How much are the women paid? It’s peanuts. Your justifications are sickening. In no world would a male athlete that makes this much bank for his employer be willing to accept $15/hour. Even worse, in no world would society (or idiots like you) argue that it is ok “because they can be influencers”

1) Women are ALWAYS encouraged to work for free or nearly free (e.g. pressure to volunteer at school)

2) No one is forcing any of them to sign on for this and no one is hiding the pay rate

3) The cheerleaders are a “nice to have” for the organization. If all cheerleading disappeared tomorrow it would not affect the bottom line of a single NFL team.