Week 6: Battle of The Sexes Challenge
- Aired on February 19, 2009
The episode started off with the remaining crews doing an intro performance together choreographed by Napoleon and Tabitha D'umo.
The four crews battled it out in the Girls vs Boys style. Similar to the Video Star Challenge in the first and second seasons, each crew was given a video by a male or female superstar that emulated either 'girl power' or 'guy power', and were challenged to incorporate the spirit of the video in their choreography.
This was the first time in ABDC history that the top 4 consisted of two all male crews, and two all female crews. The male groups Quest Crew and Strikers All-Stars danced to Ludacris' What Them Girls Like, while the female groups Beat Freaks and Fly Khicks danced to Beyoncé's Single Ladies.
| Crew | Song | Challenge |
|---|---|---|
| Quest Crew | "Forever" by Chris Brown | Incorporate smooth moves and gliding in their performance. |
| Beat Freaks | "Hot n Cold" by Katy Perry | Incorporate the Louisville Slugger within the routine. |
| Strikers All-Stars | "Pose" by Daddy Yankee | Incorporate their best swagger as well as attempt the uprocking and the groove. |
| Fly Khicks | "Pon De Replay" by Rihanna | Perform using many different styles, including belly dance and island dancehall. |
- Safe: Quest Crew, Beat Freaks
- Bottom 2: Strikers All-Stars, Fly Khicks
- Eliminated: Strikers All-Stars
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