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I have to apologize to humanity as a whole for assuming that it would allow the lesser skilled dance crew (Beat Freaks) to win season 3 of "America's Best Dance Crew." It turns out that Quest Crew (the most skilled and entertaining crew of the season) won. ******** YES!

I missed the live show on Thursday night, but my sister texted me who won while I was on my way home from a trip JG and I took to San Francisco. After I read it, I screamed and got all hyper in the car. I even cried a little in happiness. I yelled "QUEST CREW! QUEST CREW FOR THE MOTHER ******** WIN!" out the window at the top of my lungs... I went nuts. Then when I went home and watched it online at MTV.com. Even though I already knew who won, I still got all emotional and cried when Mario Lopez announced it was Quest Crew that won. I also threw my underwear at the screen like how girls throw their bras and panties on stage at concerts. I voted for them at least 500 times during the week, I was so happy!

Then yesterday I watched it at JG's house since she "TiVoed" it, and I wanted to see it in good resolution that wasn't a little choppy (even at the highest quality setting) like it was online. Man, the finale was awesome! The reunion dances were cool, but of course the one with Quest Crew, Strikers All Stars, and Dynamic Edition was the hottest one. They totally killed the other two combination teams. I do have to give Beat Freaks on doing a good job on the Quest Crew and Beat Freaks top-two combination dance, but when you watch it, you can just see how they're just overpowered by Quest Crew's skill and ability. Funniest thing on the whole show was when everyone was waiting for Mario Lopez to announce who won, the guys on Quest Crew looked more nervous and girly than the super butch Beat Freaks girls. Man, those girls just stood there with straight hardcore macho faces while waiting while the guys were all praying, closing their eyes, stepping back and forth, and hyperventilating.

So yeah... I'm happy. True skill was rewarded over a marketing gimmick!