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Cowboys Cheerleaders: Fame, Kicks, and Higher Stakes
29 Jun
Summary
- DCC docuseries season three debuts on Netflix with higher stakes.
- Cheerleaders navigate newfound fame, scrutiny, and brand deal opportunities.
- Squad successfully fought for better pay, impacting future DCC members.
Season three of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) docuseries has premiered on Netflix, showcasing higher stakes for the iconic squad. The show, which has turned the cheerleaders into celebrities, now follows them as they manage increased fame and scrutiny.
Breakout stars Kleine Powell and Megan McElaney discuss the "insane" viral success and its positive impact on the dance and athlete world. They emphasize the importance of new recruits joining for friendship and teamwork, rather than selfish pursuits. The cheerleaders also address the anxiety that comes with constant online observation, noting that every performance is recorded.
The squad has recently seen success in advocating for better pay, a change Powell and McElaney found "exciting." They are committed to continuing this fight for the future of DCC members, recognizing their collective power to enact change. The DCC has also expanded its reach by performing at World Cup games, impressing international fans with their energetic routines.
