Things We Learned From Watching YGS (Spoilers)

1. If you have beef with someone in your crew, start another crew.

2. If someone from another crew doesn't like the crew they're in, take them and put them in your crew.

3. If your crew and your ex-boy's crew risk losing to another crew, go ahead and put your crews together and make a supercrew.

4. If you have a disagreement over something with your crew, you can turn around and join a rival crew.

5. If the two aforementioned crews are battling, it's okay for said crew member with the disagreement to steal his former crew's moves and put them into his new crew.

6. If a crew member gets with another crew member's sister, the latter crew member will leave the former crew member's crew and start another crew.

7. Two crews totaling about 30 crew members can battle comfortably inside a boxing ring without crew members knocking into the other crew's crew members.

8. Crew members that join forces with other crew members will make it more difficult to split $50,000 due to the increase of members in the combined crew.

9. When all else fails, go play some basketball.

10. Crew members can show up at other crew members' practice and pull a member from the latter crew aside to chat without the latter crew member missing any of the steps he missed on account of the former crew member's interruption.

11. Grandmas always have a stash.

12. A girl can reach over and turn off her man's cellphone without getting smacked.

13. Hot chocolate solves all girls' problems.

14. Splitting money between crew members is made more complicated when only two crew members put up money for a battle.

15. If crew members feel threatened by being ripped off by their other crew members, they will usually go and join another crew.

16. In the world of dance, playing basketball, and running drugs, no one goes to school or has a job.

17. It's perfectly okay for crew members to have a beef in the middle of a hospital.

18. It's perfectly okay for crew members to have a beef in the middle of a diner.

19. There's always one crew member who makes that state-the-obvious assessment that "hate ain't right."

20. If someone gets shot in a dance movie, it's always the little kid.