[CROWD CHEERING IN DISTANCE]
GIRL: Poets.
Geniuses.
LEMONADE MOUTH
Revolutionaries.
[CROWD STOMPING AND CLAPPING IN UNISON]
GIRL: Lemonade Mouth has been called all of these things.
[HEARTBEAT POUNDING]
[HEARTBEAT POUNDING FASTER]
OLIVIA: But the real story, the story of how our band came to be,
is a mystery to them all.
I wonder if they'd believe it
[CROWD CHEERING]
if I told them that it all started...
[SOFT POP MUSIC PLAYING ON KEYBOARD]
OLIVIA [SINGING]: Ooh, yeah
Mm
Breakthrough
OLIVIA: ...right here.
WOMAN: The rules in here are simple.
No eating, no drinking, no sleeping, no talking, no tapping, no texting.
You break a rule, l add another day of detention.
Are we clear? Great.
OLIVIA: Stella Yamada, lead guitar.
Wen Gifford, keyboard.
Mo Banjaree, bass.
Charlie Delgado, drum god.
And me, Olivia White, future frontman for Lemonade Mouth.
One, two, three, four, five.
OLIVIA: It was this ragtag group of five that started it all.
All right. I have decided,
rather than let you twiddle your little thumbs for the next hour,
we are going to put those thumbs to use.
We're gonna clean up around here.
We're gonna unpack, and we're gonna turn this storage room
into a music room.
I mean, we might as well make the best of it, right?
We've been banished to the basement.
[STRUMS]
[SIGHS]
[DRONING FROM ABOVE]
Did you hear that?
Ooh.
You know what?
If they spent a fraction of what that new gymnasium cost
to keep this music program alive, I--
[DRONING FROM ABOVE]
REZNICK: Ooh.
That is it. That is it.
OLIVIA: But if I'm gonna tell you this right,
I need to go back to the beginning.
The morning it all began.
[PLAYING RIFF]
WOMAN: Let's go, Stell.
You don't wanna be late for your first day, do you?
[SHREDDING]
[BELL RINGS]
Look, I know this is hard.
[STELLA SCOFFS]
Transferring to a new school a month into the year?
Yeah. Yeah.
[STELLA SCOFFS]
Why would that be hard?
Stella.
- But who cares, right? - MRS. YAMADA: I care.
Then you and Dad might have thought to ask me
before you moved our family halfway across the country.
[CELL PHONE RINGING]
[MOTHER SIGHS]
Hold that thought.
Hello? Yes, Mr. Johnson.
The bioplastic certification documents, they should be on your desk...
Ho-ho, check out the new girl.
[KIDS LAUGH]
GIRL: Nice hair.
Have fun.
Hey, Dad, don't you think it's a little weird
that your girlfriend's still in college?
[CHUCKLES]
She's 28, Wen. She's just taking a photography course.
Look, Dad, when guys go through midlife crisis, they--
They buy a sports car, right?
What do you say? We turn in the truck, get a sports car?
I would fully support that.
[CHUCKLES]
Give Sydney a chance, for me.
Why is everything about Sydney?
"Sydney wants Chinese food." "Let's watch Sydney's favorite show."
"Can't pick you up from piano practice, Sydney called."
- Hey, I apologized for that. - Yeah, I know.
You know, whatever. Let's just go.
I'm gonna be late for my history presentation.
[CLEARS THROAT]
Sorry.
Are you excited, Charles?
- Soccer tryouts are today. - Oh.
Right. Yeah, I'm-- I'm thrilled.
- Oh, your mother-- - We.
--thought you might like to have this with you today, for luck.
MRS. DELGADO: It was your brother's.
Tommy scored the winning goal at state finals with that ball.
[MRS. DELGADO SOBBING]
Mom, what are you crying for? Tommy's just away at college.
I... Oh.
[SIGHS]
Whoa. Unh.
Remember, Mohini, you need to speak to your teachers about extra credit.
Get your GPA up for the college applications.
But that's a couple of years away yet.
It's never too soon to think about your future, Monu. Understand?
- Yes, Baba. - Mm.
Is that...?
Is that lipstick you're wearing?
No, Baba.
Because you're too young for that sort of thing.
Yes, Baba. I'm late. Um...
- Bye, Baba. - Monu--
Don't forget, extra credit.
Please don't see me. Please don't see me.
Yeah, you know it.
[BELL RINGS]
MR. GIFFORD: Have fun.
[GRUNTS THEN SIGHS]
Way to go, Olivia.
[SIGHS]
MAN [OVER PA]: One last reminder to show some school spirit this weekend...
SCOTT: Hey. There you are.
Hey, Scott. You scared me.
Well, I've been looking all over for you.
So the band and I, we're gonna ditch this morning,
head on over to Ray's and practice for the Halloween Bash.
- Wanna come? - Sure, I'd love--
I can't.
What? Come on, Mo. We barely see each other as it is.
Well, maybe this Saturday.
I'll tell my dad that I've got extra credit, or--
No, you know I got Mudslide Crush rehearsals all weekend,
plus soccer practice.
Come on. Just this once? For me?
Don't worry about Brenigan, all right? He's with the new girl.
Well, I think that Stella's
still working through some anger issues about moving.
Yes, I can see that.
But I'm afraid that shirt is...
What?
Is there a dress code here?
Well, heh, no, but there is an unwritten line,
and that shirt crosses it.
[CHUCKLES]
What about freedom of expression? Do you have that here?
Stella, just...cover up for the day, okay?
[CLEARS THROAT]
Stella, is it?
l run a tight ship here.
I don't know how they did things back in Rhode lsland,
but in my school, students respect the rules.
Written...and unwritten.
Come on, come on.
Please don't call my dad. He doesn't even want me alone with a boy.
If he found out I skipped class with one,
he'd never let me out of the house.
This is your first infraction.
You are on the honor roll.
- I won't call your father. - Thank you.
This time.
But if I ever catch you skipping class again...
You won't, I promise.
That's why the American Revolution was so important.
PRICHARD: Thank you, Sharon. Very nice.
All right.
Wendell, you're up.
WEN [WHISPERS]: What?
- We're waiting. - [IN NORMAL VOICE] One second, sir.
I'm sorry.
Sorry. Um...
This can't be happening.
[DOOR OPENS]
SYDNEY: Hi. I'm sorry to interrupt.
[WHISPERS] Wen, I have your folder.
[BOY 1 WOLF-WHISTLES]
BOY 1: Check out Wen's mommy.
[BOY 2 WOLF-WHISTLES]
- You must be Wendell's mother. - [IN NORMAL VOICE] No, I'm--
She's not my mom, okay?
Are you kidding me? Look at her. All right, are you stupid?
- BOY 3: Whoa. - Oh.
- SCOTT: So...? - Detention.
[SCOTT SIGHS]
But at least we'll be together, right?
Right?
No, he actually let me off with a warning.
- A warning? - Yeah.
You know, I got soccer practice, some big games coming up.
I just can't miss them. But I'll see you at lunch, okay?
- Yeah, sure. - All right.
Unbelievable.
What can I tell you, Jenny?
That you put the same value on the arts as you do sports.
You've cut the music budget to zero.
You've moved my classroom down to the basement.
And for what? Some gymnasium?
BRENIGAN: Whoa. This is not "some gymnasium."
Sports bring donors, donors bring money,
and money makes my school run.
Your school?
[BRENIGAN SIGHS]
Times are tough, Jenny.
Someone's gotta make the hard decisions around here, and that someone is moi.
[SPUTTERING]
"I'm Nobody. Who are you? Are you nobody too?"
Heh. Well, that would be a yes.
[OLIVIA GRUNTING]
[MOPS THUMPING]
[SEGWAY BEEPING]
COACH: Here we go, hustle up. Move it, move it.
- Come on, let's make a move. - Unh.
- Heh. - Ray, cut it out, dude.
COACH: Keep it going. Keep it going. Delgado, come on, get with the program.
- I'll see you later. - RAY: Eh.
COACH: Come on, what are y'all doing?
- RAY: Ha-ha-ha. - COACH: Let's go, Delgado. Come on.
All right, guys, set up for drill number two. Hustle up.
- Coach. - Come on, kids.
- Drill number two. - RAY: Drill two, kids, come on.
[CHARLIE GRUNTS]
Are you sure that's Tommy Delgado's brother?
- Yeah. - No, no, Delgado, you gotta kick the ball.
Like...that.
[WINCES]
That's it. You know what? I don't wanna play soccer,
I don't want your abuse,
and I certainly don't want my brother's ball.
[COACH GRUNTS]
RAY: Ooh.
Yeah, I think he did that on purpose, coach.
[COACH GROWLS]
[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]
- Aah! - ANNOUNCER [ON TV]: TurboBlast.
[GRUNTS]
[BURBLING]
ANNOUNCER: TurboBlast.
[CROWD APPLAUDING AND CHEERING]
Welcome to our first assembly in our new gym,
generously funded by our school sponsor, TurboBlast.
Drink of champions.
Yeah. Whoo!
You the man, Brenigan.
Right there, that. That's good, Phil. Thanks.
Our assembly today is about--
Are you ready?
--personal empowerment.
- Hi. - Hi.
BRENIGAN: That's right. Dig deep inside, find the power within...
Why don't you, uh, find another seat?
[BOY LAUGHS]
- Why don't you make me? - Oh!
BRENIGAN: --excel not only on the field, they excel in life.
All right, move it.
- Come on. - What a freak.
A student who's willing to take risks.
An empowered student.
And by empowerment, I mean going above and beyond what's expected of you.
You want empowered students?
Now, I know it's all within you, and you know it is as well.
- Then you're gonna get them. - BRENIGAN: On behalf of TurboBlast,
all our coaches--
My shirt, my decision. Okay?
Don't let your school take away your rights. Okay?
Be heard. Use your voice.
[CROWD CHEERING]
STELLA: Come on.
- He can't tell you what to wear, who to be. - Let's go.
STELLA: You can wear what you want.
We can wear whatever we want.
- Whoo! - STELLA: Come on.
Sit down.
I can wear my own T-shirt.
Wear whatever kind of shirt you want. Today, tomorrow.
Okay. Ready? Okay.
[BELL RINGS]
CHEERLEADERS [IN UNISON]: Defense! Push 'em back!
Defense! Push 'em back! Way back!
Defense! Push 'em back!
[DANCE MUSIC PLAYING]
You lost?
- Oh, no, I'm just looking-- - Detention, huh? Follow me.
- What is this place? - This is the underground.
Robotics club. Hey, Alex. You working hard?
Shakespeare society.
Chess club. He hasn't found a partner in months.
Ballet.
WOMAN: And one, and two...
Mathletes.
Art club.
MAN [RAPPING ON STEREO]: Looking good, honey
Play that, DJ. What you say?
Even the school newspaper. Victoria, you doing good?
Anything that doesn't fit Principal Brenigan's mold,
you'll find it down here.
[MICROPHONE SQUEAKS]
Oh. This is my stop, AV club.
You're telling me Brenigan just stuck your clubs in the basement?
Pretty much. Unless you're wearing a varsity jacket
- or a cheer skirt, you're basically-- - Invisible.
See? You're catching on already. Detention's at the end of the hall.
Good luck.
No, guys. You keep doing this wrong.
OLIVIA: There is a moment
where the stars align
and fates collide,
creating that perfect union.
[MO GROANS]
Mm. Hmm.
OLIVIA: This was that moment.
I am gonna give Brenigan a piece of my mind, and while I do,
I want you guys to just start cleaning up or something around here.
She can't make us clean.
- It's cruel and unusual punishment. - Welcome to high school.
This school stinks.
Can you guys just do what Miss Reznick asked and be quiet? Okay?
I'm not getting another detention because of you people.
[WATER DRIPPING]
[FINGERS DRUMMING]
[SNAP]
[FINGERS DRUMMING AND SNAPPING]
[SPRAY BOTTLE PUFFING]
[KEYS JINGLING]
[SPRAY BOTTLE PUFFING]
[PLAYING UPBEAT POP MUSIC]
[UPBEAT POP MUSIC PLAYING ON XYLOPHONE]
[SINGING] Na, na, na, na, na
Na, na
Take a look around
Who would have thought We'd all be here?
So let's mess around
'Cause the future is unclear
We got nothing better to do
We're just trying to get through
- Can you hear me? - STELLA: Ha, ha.
Can you hear me? Yeah.
Let the music groove you
Let the melody move you
Feel the beat and just let go
Get the rhythm into your soul
Let the music take you
Anywhere it wants to
When we're stuck and can't get free
No matter what, we'll still be singing
Come on, come on. Turn up the music
It's all we got. We're gonna use it
Come on, come on. Turn up the music
Yeah
All we have is now
OLIVIA & MO: Let's make the most of this
Come on, break it out
OLIVIA & STELLA: So everyone can hear it
- They don't have to understand - Ha, ha.
But we'll make them if we can
Do you hear me?
OLIVIA & MO: Are you with me? Yeah
ALL: Let the music groove you
Let the melody move you
Feel the beat and just let go
Get the rhythm into your soul
Let the music take you
Anywhere it wants to
- When we're stuck and can't get free - Aah!
No matter what, we'll still be singing
Come on, come on Turn up the music
It's all we got We're gonna use it
Feel the beat and just let go
Get the rhythm into your soul
Let the music take you
Anywhere it wants to
Come on, come on Turn up the music
Yeah
- STELLA: That was so cool. - CHARLIE: That was awesome.
Oh, I'm really sorry. We just started to, um...
[SEGWAY DRONING FROM ABOVE]
- WEN: We were just... - Shh. Shh.
- WEN: We weren't... - CHARLIE: I...
- WEN & CHARLIE: Uh-- - Shh! Let me think. I need to think.
- You. - Yeah, I'm just gonna sit down.
Olivia.
Olivia, you have a beautiful voice. Aah! Ha, ha!
Your band, it's a gift.
- We're not a band. - We don't even know each other.
You were meant to play together.
It's-- It's destiny. Oh, come on.
You don't have a moment like that and just ignore it.
People, they-- They need to hear you.
Shoot. That'll show Brenigan.
[REZNICK LAUGHS]
That will show Brenigan.
[REZNICK SHRIEKING]
That's it. Rising Star. Ah! Rising Star.
- Rising what? - Rising Star.
It's a talent competition. Winner gets a record deal.
And some serious air time.
WEN & CHARLIE [SINGING]: Making tomorrow's stars today
[BEATBOXING]
CHARLIE: Making to-- Making to--
[BEATBOXING]
Just think, you guys.
You can show everyone around here
that sports isn't the only thing that matters.
So. Hee-hee. What do you think?
[DRUMMING]
You in?
- Pass. - REZNICK: What?
It's ridiculous.
REZNICK: Okay.
I really can't. Between my AP classes and violin lessons...
Yeah, I've-- I've got stuff.
Stuff.
Okay, well, then, what about you, Olivia?
I don't sing.
Uh, we just heard you sing.
Well, yeah, but that wasn't real, like-- Like on a stage. I can't do that.
Oh, come on. Sure you can.
No, no, trust me, it wouldn't be pretty.
The last time I performed on-stage was my first-grade recital.
Five minutes into "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep"
I threw up down Mikey Nichols' back.
Ha, ha. Yeah, I remember that. That was hilarious.
No, it was humiliating.
I'm sorry, I can't.
Well, I-- I guess that counts me out, right?
Can't really enter a competition with one man in a band.
You know, unless you're thinking of a solo career.
Which I'd be happy to consider.
Guys, Mudslide Crush are entering. We wouldn't have a shot.
He's right. They're amazing.
They're not that amazing.
Well, if we don't stand a chance against these Mudslide guys,
then why bother, right?
Because, you said it yourself,
you deserve to be heard.
Gram?
Gram.
Hey. Oh, Olivia, sweetie.
- OLIVIA: Hey. - Ha, ha. Aw.
Oh, how's Nancy doing?
Oh, she still hasn't eaten.
OLIVIA: Nance. Come here. You need to eat.
You need to eat, old girl.
Come on, girl. Come on. Look. Yum.
Hey there, buddy.
We're going out for a ride. Wanna come?
No, I don't like to ride.
- Yes, you do. - No, I don't.
Come on, Wen. Since when don't you like to ride your horse?
Come on, ladies. We are going for a ride.
[MR. GIFFORD GRUNTS AND SYDNEY CHUCKLES]
[PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC]
[PLAYING UPBEAT POP MUSIC]
[CHARLIE DRUMMING]
Charlie!
So?
How were soccer tryouts?
Well, um
they were...
- Great. - Oh!
- It went-- It went great. - I knew it. I knew it. Mwah.
Why don't you come in now and hit the books?
You're never gonna make it to Stanford with your brother
whacking away at these drums every day, are you?
Come on. Start with your math.
[ELEGANT CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING]
STELLA: Yuck, Dad.
How can you eat that?
Imagine how that poor fish felt.
Fish don't feel pain.
Just because you don't see agony doesn't mean it's not there.
When did you become a vegetarian?
Yeah, when did, uh, this happen?
Four months ago.
For geniuses, you don't pay very good attention.
[CELL PHONE BEEPING]
Because it's stupid, Stella.
Timmy.
Sorry I'm not out inventing biodegradable plastic,
or making my own toys, or, oh, yeah, curing cancer.
We haven't cured it yet, honey.
Hello. I know that.
l may not be a genius--
Which is, like, I don't know, a genetic abnormality in this family.
But I can do things too, you know.
I could start a revolution.
MR. YAMADA: That's nice, dear.
Good morning, Mesa High. Yes, it's that time of year again.
You have to get out there and vote, because guess what.
Yes, I have been nominated, yet again, for School Administrator of the Year.
Let's keep that winning streak alive.
[CELL PHONE BEEPING]
[BRENIGAN LAUGHING ON MONlTOR]
BRENIGAN: Okay.
Vote today, the polls are open all day. There's extra credit involved.
[CELL PHONE BEEPING]
- You think it's about the band? - Oh, my.
[STELLA SIGHS]
We talked about this. It's not gonna happen.
Sure it is.
l signed us up for Rising Star this morning.
MAN: Check. Check, one, two, check.
We're not experienced enough.
Which is why I also signed us up for Halloween Bash.
[MO CHOKES]
- MAN: Check, check, one, two, check. - What?
Wait, how'd you pull that off?
It's amazing what a principal will agree to
if he thinks his new "problem student"
is channeling her energy into something productive.
WEN: Hmm.
Goofing around in detention does not make us a band.
So we'll practice.
You have real drums, right?
- Yeah. - STELLA: See?
- [WHISPERS] I didn't even know that. - MO: Ha, ha.
Okay, so, what are we gonna play?
You could write our songs.
- Me? - Yeah.
That one you did the other day was pretty amazing.
- MO: Mm-hm. - That was nothing.
I think I'm gonna be sick.
Wait. We can't play the Bash. Mudslide Crush is playing.
[IN NORMAL VOICE] And we are opening for them.
I don't know about the rest of you guys,
but I don't wanna be some random face in a yearbook.
Or a kid people vaguely recall passing in the halls.
I wanna be heard.
- [MOUTHS] Hi. - JULES & PATTY: Ha, ha.
STELLA: Wen and I are in. Who's with us?
I'll give it a shot.
- Really? - Yeah?
But only if everyone else agrees.
Just one practice. If it works, great. If not, I'm out.
- All right. - Okay. Ha, ha.
WEN: Hey.
OLIVIA: Mm-mm.
Come on. Say you'll try.
- Please. - It'll be fun.
It'll be so much fun.
- STELLA: Pretty please, sugar on top? - WEN: You will have so much fun.
D'oh. Okay, okay. I'll do it.
- Yes. Yes. - It'll be great.
CHARLIE: You know what?
Heads, we do it.
Tails, we don't.
OLIVIA: One of the misconceptions about Lemonade Mouth
is that we were a natural fit from the start.
[COIN CLINKS]
OLIVIA: Totally not true.
Come on, Charlie. It's a simple four-four beat.
You're not even trying.
It's B to B-flat, back to B, then an F-sharp. Ready?
[ALL PLAYING ROCK SONG OUT OF SYNC]
Okay, this isn't working.
We'll get it. We just need to keep practicing.
Also, maybe we need to go a little more hardcore.
[MO SCOFFING]
That's it. I'm out of here.
What? You're just gonna stomp away?
Yeah, come on. Don't leave.
In case you guys hadn't realized, I'm classically trained.
On the violin. I don't play whatever this is.
I'm-- I'm out too.
- What? - Guys, look.
Come on. We can work this out.
Yeah. Yeah, Wen's right.
Maybe if we just take it from the top one more time?
STELLA: They're quitting before we've even started.
- They're quitters! - Shut up, Stella.
- Wait, Mo. - STELLA: Mo.
OLIVIA: Please, don't. Wait.
[PLAYING SOFT POP MUSIC ON KEYBOARD]
[SINGING] Can you see me?
'Cause I'm right here
Can you listen?
'Cause I've been trying To make you notice
What it would mean to me
To feel like somebody
We've been on our way to nowhere
Tryin' so hard to get there
And I say Oh, we're gonna let it show
We're gonna just let go of everything
Holding back our dreams
And try to make it come alive
Come on, let it shine so they can see
We were meant to be
- Somebody - Somebody
- Somebody, yeah - Somebody
Somehow, someday, some way
- Boy, go to class. - OLIVIA: Somebody
Get out of this darkness
Feel the spotlight glowing Like a yellow sun
- Oh-ooh-oh, oh oh - STELLA: Oh-ooh-oh, oh oh
And when we fall. We fall together
Till we get back up And we will rise as one
OLIVIA: Oh, oh
[CROWD CHEERING]
OLIVIA, STELLA & MO: Oh, oh, oh We're gonna let it show
- Let it show - We're gonna just let go of everything
Holding back our dreams
- And try - To make it come alive
Make it come alive
Come on, let it shine So they can see
We were meant to be
Somebody
Somebody, yeah
Somebody
Somehow, someday, some way
Somebody
Olivia, did you really write that?
Yeah. Ha, ha.
You guys,
we are so winning a record deal.
[WEN CHUCKLES]
[STELLA & OLIVIA LAUGH]
[MAN RAPPING INDISTINCTLY ON SPEAKER]
So Brenigan took away half my set for the Halloween Bash.
- PATTY: What? - RAY: Yeah, I know. The guy's insane.
I mean, what is he gonna do? I mean, I'm the man, all right?
[SCOTT CHUCKLES]
Hey, what's up? I didn't think you were gonna make it.
So how'd you get out of the house?
- Um, I told my dad I had a study group. - Ha, ha.
I mean-- I mean, what does Brenigan expect me to do? Jump up and down?
Like, "Oh, I get to play half my set?" No.
- What's Ray talking about? - Eh, it's nothing.
- SCOTT: Come on, don't worry about it. - Just tell me.
Brenigan told us we don't get the full set at the Halloween Bash.
So...
- So you know that new girl, Stella? - Mm-hm.
Yeah, well, I guess she told Brenigan she has some band,
and Miss Reznick is in on it.
Miss Reznick is a really talented music teacher, actually.
Yeah, whatever. I mean, that's not the point.
The point is, this so-called band has half our stage time now. It's nuts.
RAY: You don't cancel the Crush.
Um, do you know who else is in the band?
Nope. Just a bunch of nobodies.
- PATTY: Okay, and that's why-- - RAY: Hey, hey, get away from my car.
- It's me. - What?
I'm in the band.
I play bass.
[SCOTT SCOFFS]
I mean, you're kidding, right?
No. Actually, we're not bad.
I mean, we met in detention.
[SCOTT SCOFFS]
We're just opening for you.
Look, Mo, I mean, if you wanna be in the band, that's great.
You could play backup guitar for me or something.
But, come on, joining a band that's taking half our night from us?
- What's up with that? - What, so now it's your night?
Yeah. I mean, my music, it's-- It's important to me. You know that.
Well, maybe my music is important to me too.
I'm sure it is. It's just...
Just think about it, okay?
I mean, I really don't want this to come between us.
Me either. It's... Ahh.
Good. Good.
Now, I'll be back in a little bit, okay?
I'm taking that band down one way or another, okay?
Ray. We're up, my man.
- All right, let's do this thing. Let's do it. - Yeah.
[ENGINE REVS]
[FUNKY ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON BASS]
GIRL: Yeah, I love this song!
[CROWD CHEERING]
RAY [RAPPING]: Who's that trying to talk to me?
Standing over there Looking like a wannabe
Keep me on ice, subzero degrees
I'm so solid That you can't see through me
We rock the stage like a playoff game
Don't have to say it You know my name
Three-point shot No time on the clock
And the crowd goes wild Are you ready or not?
Oh
And the crowd goes Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh
And the crowd goes Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh And the crowd goes
I'm a superstar, and I got a cool car
And the girls like me better Than whoever you are
'Cause I make your day Let me hear you say
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Can you give me some of that?
It's the Crush.
[RAPPING] Here we go, here we go And the crowd goes
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh
And the crowd goes Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
- Oh, oh, oh, oh - Come on. What?
And the crowd goes I'm a superstar, and I got a cool car
And the girls like me better Than whoever you are
'Cause I make your day Let me hear you say
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
[CROWD CHEERING]
We're Mudslide Crush. Thank you for coming out. Whoo!
[BELL RINGS]
[ALL CHATTERING]
[WHISPERS] What's going on?
Mudslide Crush. They're mad we cut their show short.
- [IN NORMAL VOICE] So? - So they're the cool guys.
The pride of Mesa High.
- And what are we? - We are rash-like, persistent.
STELLA: Hmm.
- Excellent. - After you.
[WEN LAUGHS]
- MO: Look at you. - OLIVIA: Yesterday.
- MO: Oh, okay. - OLIVIA: Yeah.
I see everyone brought their official underworld badges.
- MO & OLIVIA: Yeah. - Yeah.
- We're subterranean and we're proud. - CHARLIE: Ha, ha.
- MO: Yeah. - WEN: Mm-hm.
[TOILET FLUSHING FROM ABOVE]
[ALL LAUGH]
Ew.
All right. First order of business: a band name.
- We need one for the fliers. - Right.
Okay, okay. What about Soul Groove?
- WEN: Mm. Mm-mm. - No. Oh.
- Um... The Anarchists? - WEN: No.
- Well, that's not so bad. - The Anarchists.
- MO: No. - No.
No, no, you're right, it's terrible.
Um, I'm gonna go get another lemonade.
All right, look, guys, I got one.
Um, let me just find it.
Oh.
- Wen. - Wen?
- He's kidding, right? - WEN: Come on.
It's the whole one-name thing. You know, like, um... Mm.
- Like Bon Jovi. - MO: Mm.
- Or Cher. - WEN: Ha, ha.
Back off the bash.
[MO SCOFFS]
- What kind of band name is that? - I love it.
No, this was on the door.
Good morning. Over the weekend, I was notified
that there was gum found underneath the seats of the new bleachers in the gym.
This is a personal affront to me.
I've assigned seven students as our...
You haven't called me back.
Sorry. You know, I've just been distracted.
Got band rehearsals, soccer practice.
I mean, you know how it is, right?
Okay, is that what this is about? The band?
- No, no. - That is all.
You know, I gotta go. I'll call you, all right?
Sure you will.
[MO SIGHS]
If a guy doesn't call for a few days, should the girl worry?
Do guys do that?
You're a guy, right?
Heh. Wow.
No, I just mean, like, you're my friend. You're not, like, a "guy" guy.
Yeah, that's not really helping.
What's up. Am I interrupting?
- Thanks. My favorite. - Could I just have--?
So hey, you're the lead singer of the new band, right?
Yeah.
Oh, then why don't you just belt one out for us?
- JULES: Show us what you've got. - Could you just leave me alone?
- What's going on? - We're just making small talk.
Ray, come on, bro. Just leave her alone.
- And are you gonna make me? - You're being a creep, Ray.
[RAY SCOFFS]
So if you're not gonna make me, then who's gonna make me?
Me.
- That's who. - RAY: You?
- Yeah. - RAY: Yeah?
- Yeah. - RAY: Yeah, okay.
- Can't--? Can't we talk this through? - No, we can't talk it through, no.
- Wen? Wen? - Wen.
- Yeah? - CHARLIE: A little help here, please.
- No, no, I'm a lover, not a fighter, bro. - Perfect.
- RAY: Yeah, yeah. - Go help him.
- Can you just make it quick? - RAY: Make it quick? Yeah.
STELLA: I have a better idea.
- What? - One second.
- RAY: Unh! - CROWD: Whoa!
[ALL LAUGHING]
- You think it's funny? Is that what it is? - No, it's not funny. I'm sorry.
- You're cra-- No. No, no, no. - MO: Back off.
- BRENIGAN: Whoa, whoa, whoa. - MO: Guys, stop it.
Break it up here, break it up.
Step away from the puddle, people. What is going on here?
Principal Brenigan, I went to go get a TurboBlast,
and they just start threatening me.
Next thing you know it, lemonade mouth over here
spits all over me.
[ALL ARGUING INDISTINCTLY]
RAY: Look at my clothes.
[ALL ARGUING INDISTINCTLY]
RAY: We didn't do anything.
OLIVIA: And that is how we got our band name.
Hey.
- What are you doing here? - Uh...
Stella said I should come by, work on some songs with you.
Oh.
Okay.
So, uh...
Oh, right. Sorry. Um...
Come on in.
WEN: All right. Oh, wow.
- OLIVIA: Thanks, Gram. - GRAM: Mm-hm.
So you're Olivia's friend?
That's right.
I've never met one of Olivia's friends before.
- Um... Gram, mm-mm. - GRAM: Hmm?
OLIVIA: She was just kidding about the whole friend thing.
She's met a ton of my friends. Like, tons and tons.
- Friends. - Right.
Of course.
- You wanna hear a rap? - Oh, yes.
- Yeah? All right. Um... - Okay.
[RAPPING] It's Wen, and I'm musically inclined
Get a shiver down your spine Every time I rhyme
I'm in Lemonade Mouth We don't learn to wait
We get on stage and determinate
[MIMICS RECORD SCRATCHING]
- Determin-- - OLIVIA: Ha, ha.
- Like, it would keep going. - Wait, "determinate"?
Yeah. It's like, get determined.
- OLIVIA: Ha, ha. - Like, put on your game face. Yes.
Oh, I'm sorry. That is so not what "determinate" means.
[CAT MEOWS]
Wow. That is an old cat.
Yeah.
Yeah, she's really old.
Are you okay?
Yeah. Um...
[SNIFFS]
Nancy was my mom's, and so she's just kind of like
the last real thing I have left of her, so...
Oh, I'm sorry.
Well, what about your dad?
He...
Um...
You know, can we just work on the songs?
Yeah.
Because I-- I have this one that I think is pretty good.
Uh-oh.
So, um, here.
[PLAYING SOFT POP MUSIC]
Okay.
Right.
- And then... - Okay.
[SINGING] Trying hard to fight these tears
I'm crazy worried
Messing with my head, this fear
I'm so sorry
[SINGING IN UNISON] You know you gotta get it out
I can take it
That's what being a friend's about
I like when you smile.
- Ha, ha. Sorry, I-- - No, it, um...
- Right, so-- - Yeah, we should... Ahem.
Basically, it just picks up a little bit
and we go through, like, this slow portion of the song, right?
And then I was thinking that...
- Well, this is it, guys. Our last rehearsal. - Lyle.
[WEN CHUCKLES]
Guys, I can't believe the Halloween Bash is tomorrow night.
And Rising Star in a few weeks.
You okay?
Fine, fine. I'm totally fine.
- We're all nervous, Olivia. - Try terrified.
Hey, come on, you guys, we're gonna be great.
In fact, I think I know just the thing to make us feel better.
[WEN GASPS]
ALL: Lemonade.
[ALL CHUCKLE]
I'd like to know what's happening to the lemonade machine in the basement.
There's a lemonade machine down there?
Yeah, for now.
And I'd like to know why it's being removed.
- FAYE: Oh... - Hey, we--
We were just wondering if it's gonna be replaced or repaired.
You know, any information you have, we-- We would really appreciate it.
Well, I'm sure it's just a mix-up.
[WHISPERS] See? Just relax.
FAYE: Uh-huh. Oh.
Oh, well.
Well, that machine should have been gone ages ago.
Well, what with Principal Brenigan's sponsorship deal.
[IN NORMAL VOICE] A sponsorship?
TurboBlast donated the gym and the scoreboard,
and we have to get rid of any competing drink machines. Ha, ha.
What? That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
Now, I don't care for your tone, young lady.
I suggest if you have any more questions,
you bring them up to Principal Brenigan yourself.
[WHISPERS] It's okay. Relax.
Yeah, so like I was saying, Maureen,
he told me I looked nice and he smiled at me. Ha, ha.
We're not going down without a fight.
[IN NORMAL VOICE] Ahh. Look, it's just a machine, Stella.
No, it's not. It's more than that.
Afternoon, students. Are we having a good day?
- Yeah. - BRENIGAN: Thank you, Faye.
Hey there, buddy. You're home early.
Yeah, practice sort of got cancelled.
What's all this?
Sydney's stuff.
Um, what's it doing here?
[SIGHS]
Look, I know this has been tough for you.
Mom leaving, me moving on.
But whatever issues you're having with Sydney, we have to figure them out,
because she makes me happy, Wen.
- Yeah. - And I've asked her to marry me.
Wen.
- WOMAN: Here you go. - Oh, thank you.
Hey, Mo.
What's up with you?
Nothing. Hey, have you seen the new weight room?
- What? - Oh, okay. You gotta check it out.
- It's really great. - Okay.
So how's that whole band thing working out for you, anyway?
Yeah, it's great. Um...
- What are you up to? - SCOTT: Can you tell I've been working out?
RAY: Seriously, I don't have time for your games.
Hey, Mo. You know Jules, right?
No, wait, Mo.
Let her go. Whoa. She's made her choice.
Hey, good luck tonight.
[HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING]
[ALL CHATTERING]
Yeah. What's up, man?
[SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
MAN [RAPPING ON SPEAKER]: Show 'em all why
STELLA: She promised she'd be here.
- Maybe she just got held up. - We're on in ten minutes.
WEN: Oh. Guys,
[WEN PANTING]
I can't find her anywhere.
I don't have time. Those Mudslide jerks wrecked my setup before sound check.
I'm telling you, it's sabotage.
Doesn't matter. We can't go on without a lead singer.
Who, Olivia? She ran through here a couple minutes ago.
- What? - That way.
Looked like she was gonna hurl.
MAN [SINGING ON SPEAKER]: Turn it around
Yeah
Yeah, yeah. Come on, come on
Yeah, unh
Show 'em what you're made of, boy
So I think those lemon heads are bailing on you, Mr. B.
- Is that right? - Yeah.
You know, we got two sets ready.
We'd be happy to go on early and cover. Hmm?
BRENIGAN: Hmm.
Give me one second.
MAN [SINGING]: Yeah, just turn it around
Come on
- BRENIGAN: Jenny. - Huh? Oh. Ha, ha.
- BRENIGAN: Do I need to be worried? - Huh?
Oh, no, they'll be fine. They'll be ready.
[REZNICK LAUGHS]
- Oh, look at that costume over there. - What do we got?
MAN [SINGING]: Turn it around
STELLA: Are you in here, Olivia?
Olivia?
[TOILET FLUSHES]
STELLA: Oh, sorry, Janet.
Found her. She's in there.
WEN: I'm going in. Okay, we-- I'm going.
- We're coming in. - We can't go in the girls' bathroom.
- How you feeling, Olivia? - OLIVIA: I'm great. Super.
- Ah! That's my girl. - That's great.
But it's probably not the best idea for me to actually go out there.
You know, physically.
CHARLIE: We got plenty, thank you. Maybe next door. Sorry.
Olivia, we've rehearsed these songs a million times.
We've put everything we have in these songs.
I know, and I'm scared.
Look, we're all scared.
- [WHISPERS] We have like six minutes. - What are we gonna do?
STELLA [IN NORMAL VOICE]: I don't know.
What's that?
STELLA: Cool, right?
[WHISPERS] Olivia.
[IN NORMAL VOICE] Look, we believe in you, okay?
I believe in you.
[CAN OPENS]
[OLIVIA SLURPS]
OLIVIA: Ah.
- I'm ready. - Yes!
- Yeah! - STELLA: Now we're going out there.
[CROWD BOOS]
Hey, nice costumes. Oh, you're not wearing any?
[PATTY & JULES LAUGH]
Hey, come on. Quit it.
[PLAYING SOFT POP MUSIC]
[SINGING] Trying hard to fight these tears
I'm crazy worried
Messing with my head, this fear
I'm so sorry
[YAWNS]
You know you gotta get it out
I can take it
That's what being a friend's about
I, I wanna cry
I can't deny
Tonight I wanna up and hide
And get inside
It isn't right
I gotta live in my life
I know I, I know I, I know I gotta do it
OLIVIA, MO & STELLA: Gotta turn the world
Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
Push until you can't And then demand more
Determinate. Determinate
You and me together
We can make it better
Gotta turn the world Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
Hate to feel this way
And waste a day
I gotta get myself on-stage
I shouldn't wait or be afraid
The chips will fall where they may
I know I, I know I, I know I gotta do it
OLIVIA, MO & STELLA: Gotta turn the world
Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
Push until you can't And then demand more
Determinate. Determinate
You and me together
We can make it better
Gotta turn the world Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
[RAPPING] It's Wen, and I'm heaven-sent Music like a veteran
Renegade lemonade. Use it in my medicine
Go ahead and try to name a band We ain't better than
Reason why the whole world's picking us Instead of them
People need a breather 'Cause they're feeling that adrenaline
Stop Now hurry up and let us in
Knock 'Cause we're coming to your house
People keep on smiling Like a lemon's in their mouth
I'm the real deal You know how I feel
We're not in it for the mill We're just in it for a thrill
Get down now. I ain't playin' around
Put your feet up on the ground And just make that sound like
OLIVIA & STELLA: Gotta turn the world Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
Push until you can't And then demand more
Determinate. Determinate
You and me together
[ALL SCREAMING]
OLIVIA: We can make it better
He's so cool.
- OLIVIA: Turn the world into your dance floor - Be quiet.
OLIVIA: Determinate. Determinate
Come on and, come on and Come on and get it going
On the dance floor. On the dance floor
- STELLA: Come on! - OLIVIA: Dance floor
Determinate
[CROWD CHEERING AND WHISTLING]
Looks like we got some competition at Rising Star, man.
Huh? You know, they're not that good.
No, man. They're great.
OLIVIA: Okay.
Well, we're Lemonade Mouth.
And now a few words from our lead guitarist, Stella Yamada.
- Yeah! - RAY: No!
[CROWD CHEERING]
Come on. Everybody, we want you to pass these back, so hurry up.
We'd like to shine a light on a recent change that affects us all.
We'd like to talk about...
[PLAYS DRUMROLL]
...lemonade.
[CROWD CHEERS]
The Mel's Lemonade machine in the basement
is scheduled for removal to help pay for this gymnasium.
[CROWD BOOS]
It's about this school, it's treating certain people
like they matter more than others.
Or like funding for sports is more important than a music program.
[CROWD BOOS]
Or a school newspaper, or any one of us.
Do you know about this?
[REZNICK STAMMERS]
We all deserve to be treated like we matter.
[CROWD CHEERS]
Because, ladies and gentlemen,
[PLAYS DRUMROLL]
we do matter!
[CROWD CHEERS]
BAND [SINGING]: Be heard, be strong, be proud
I wanna make some noise
BAND: Stand up, come on, be loud
We're gonna raise our voice
Come on, come on, come on
You gotta hear me now
Hey now We no longer wait around
My team's stronger like weights now
Keeps on growing Our muscle keeps on showing
We came here to make a change We came here to rearrange
We came here 'cause we believe We came here 'cause we achieve
While I got the microphone Make sure how I feel is known
All for one, we rock the zone How I feel to each his own
All my people, treat 'em right We reserve the right to fight
For what we want. For what we need
To the front, we shall proceed
OLIVIA: Here we come And we're ready to go, go, go
You better run 'Cause we don't take no, no, no
Come on
BAND: Be heard, be strong, be proud
- I wanna make some noise - Stella, stop it!
- BAND: Stand up, come on, be loud - We're gonna raise our voice
BAND: Come on, come on, come on
You gotta hear me now
- Mohini, I will call your father. - BAND: You gotta hear me now
- I said we're tired of this. - Wen, what are you doing?
STELLA: We're gonna stand up for what we believe in.
- BRENIGAN: Listen to me! - We might be on our own,
but we are one.
- Oh, ho, ho. - STELLA: Everybody ready? Let's go!
BAND [SINGING]: Be heard, be strong, be proud
I wanna make some noise
BAND: Stand up, come on, be loud
- We're gonna raise our voice - Shut it down! Shut it off!
OLIVIA: You gotta hear me now
BAND: You gotta hear me now
You gotta hear me now
[CROWD GROANING]
Well, well, well.
[BRENIGAN CLAPPING]
That was quite a show you all put on at the Halloween Bash.
Mm. Heh, heh.
You're very talented. Very.
But just for your information,
a high school dance is no place for a...political tirade.
Yeah.
What you did Friday night was completely...
Completely disruptive.
And you.
You promised there'd be no funny business.
But it wasn't funny.
[BRENIGAN SCOFFS]
We just spoke our minds and-- Principal Brenigan, you shut us down.
Yes, I shut you down, because the decisions I make
are for the good of this school, okay?
And with that good in mind,
Lemonade Mouth is finished.
You will not use the music room. You will not use the instruments.
If I hear so much as a hum coming from the locker-room showers,
I will suspend you.
Understood?
Good. Dismissed.
Psst.
WEN [WHISPERS]: What's this?
[WHISPERS] It's you.
Your show.
Listen, a bunch of kids have been asking if they can buy them.
l hope you don't mind, but I've already sold like five copies,
10 bucks a pop.
l figure, you know, AV club gets 30 percent, and you take the rest.
Deal?
Yeah.
Excellent.
STELLA: "This year's Halloween Bash will best be remembered
for the powerful performances by surprise standout Lemonade Mouth."
[OLIVIA GASPS]
"A champion for students sidelined by the high school privileged and elite."
- Can you believe it? - Our first review.
And last, apparently.
[GIRLS GIGGLING]
I think they like us.
Ha, ha. I'm not sure it's us they like, Charlie.
What do you mean?
[WEN CHUCKLES]
[ALL LAUGH]
- Come on, bro. - Never mind. Never mind.
[UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]
MAN [PLAYING]: You think you've seen it all before
Just watch me now
But I'm bringing so much more
Just watch me now
And when yourjaw drops to the floor
[OLIVIA LAUGHS]
MAN [PLAYING]: Just watch me now
I'll be showing you...
Oh, my gosh, it's them.
MAN [PLAYING]: Just watch me
- Awesome. Lemonade Mouth. - Oh, hey.
- Hi. - Hey.
- BOY: Hey, Olivia. - Hi.
- Oh, sorry. Sorry, Alex. - Hi.
MAN [PLAYING]: You think you've seen it all before
That's Lemonade Mouth. That's our band.
- That's us. Oh, my gosh. - I know.
MAN [PLAYING]: Just watch me now
BRENIGAN: Don't poke it. You've gotta pull it down.
Just yank it right off the wa--
Hey, Stella. Come here.
Now, I thought I made myself clear.
This lemonade business is over.
It wasn't us.
[SCOFFS]
You're playing a dangerous game here, miss.
- We had nothing to do with that. - And you're gonna lose.
Hector, it is not a piñata. Don't poke it, hit it. Take it down!
What would you say...
lf, um, we told you we could play again?
Heh. I'd say you're nuts. Brenigan is never gonna change his mind.
We're not talking about at school.
We're talking about here.
- Here? - STELLA: Mm-hm.
Look, guys, I--
I gave Dante our CD, and he loved it.
Yeah, and he said we could start playing here.
Principal Brenigan can tell us we can't play at school,
but he can't tell us not to play here.
- And it could become a regular gig. - WEN: Mm-hm.
[MO SIGHS]
Wait, wait, a regular gig? I barely made it through the first one.
Guys, my parents already think I'm at soccer practice every afternoon.
There's no way I can pull this off.
Me either. Scott eats here,
and I'm pretty much planning on not seeing him again for the rest of my life.
Guys, we mean something to people.
Lemonade Mouth is their voice.
[DOOR OPENS]
STELLA: It's like we're at the center of a movement here.
- JULES: Hi. - WEN: Maybe if...
- STELLA: I mean, it-- - Guys, good luck with your movement,
but I've got homework to do.
- Mo. - STELLA: Let's go.
Mo, you okay?
[MO CHUCKLES]
[STELLA & CHARLIE CHUCKLE]
What? No way.
[OLIVIA GASPS]
- Oh, it's beautiful. - Look at us up there.
Maybe we do matter.
Of course we do.
OLIVIA: Before we knew it, we were playing
at Dante's Pizzeria every Thursday night.
Standing room only.
We were ready for Rising Star. We were ready to be heard.
[PLAYING UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC]
[SINGING] Insecure in her skin
Like a puppet. A girl on a string
Broke away, learned to fly
MO & OLIVIA: If you want her back Gotta let her shine
So it looks like the joke's on you
'Cause the girl That you thought you knew
- She's so gone - CHORUS: She's so gone
That's so over now
- She's so gone - CHORUS: She's so gone
You won't find her around
You can look, but you won't see
The girl I used to be
'Cause she
She's so gone away
Like history
She's so gone
Baby, this is me, yeah
- She's so gone - CHORUS: She's so gone
That's so over now
- She's so gone - CHORUS: She's so gone
You won't find her around
You can look, but you won't see
The girl I used to be
'Cause she
- She's so gone - CHORUS: She's so gone
That's so over now
- She's so gone - CHORUS: She's so gone
You won't find her around
You can look, but you won't see
The girl I used to be
'Cause she
She's so gone
So long. She's so gone
[CROWD CHEERING AND WHISTLING]
OLIVIA: Lemonade Mouth was officially a sensation.
GIRL 1: Will you autograph my CD?
OLIVIA: And five strangers were suddenly much, much more.
We were friends.
GIRL 2: Can I get your autograph?
- GIRL 3: Would you listen to my demo? - GIRL 4: Charlie!
[JULES SCOFFS]
[BELL RINGS]
[WEN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
[STELLA CHUCKLES]
What's up, guys? Has anyone seen Olivia today?
- I haven't seen her all day. - No?
[SNIFFS]
You okay?
[OLIVIA SNIFFS]
Yeah, you came.
WEN: We all did.
- Hey. - Hey, Olivia.
Look, I'm-- I'm really sorry about Nancy.
Yeah, me too.
Hey, it's nice out here.
Yeah. Sometimes I like to look up and see what shapes I can find.
You know, in the clouds.
It's a giant old lady with a...
A skirt and an umbrella.
See, there... There's a flower in a vase.
Oh, I see a hand.
WEN: No, you're way off. It's a...
It's a alien pushing a baby carriage.
[WEN & MO CHUCKLE]
All I see is a blob.
Sometimes I think I'm too stupid to be in my family.
Like I'm just some big letdown.
No wonder my mom ignores me.
I wish my dad would ignore me.
[SIGHS]
I'm never gonna live up to this idea he has
of this perfect Indian daughter, you know?
Heh. Try living up to a perfect brother.
[SCOFFS]
I'd take perfect brother any day over my dad's ridiculous girlfriend.
My dad's in prison.
[SNIFFING]
Ugh.
I just--
I'm too humiliated to talk to him or about him and...
You know, he writes, but I don't write back,
because I don't know what to say.
I mean, he's made some really bad decisions since my mom died,
and I still love him, but he's--
He's a stranger now, you know?
Which is why I'm so glad to have this, you know.
- Our friendship. - Mm.
Yeah. Okay.
[PLAYING SOFT ACOUSTIC MUSIC]
[SINGING] I can't pretend to know how you feel
But know that I'm here Know that I'm real
[SINGING] Say what you want Or don't talk at all
Not gonna let you fall
Reach for my hand 'Cause it's held out for you
My shoulders are small But you can cry on them too
Everything changes But one thing is true, understand
We'll always be more than a band
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
[SINGING] You used to brave the world All on your own
Now we won't let you go. Go it alone
[SINGING] Be who you wanna be Always stand tall
STELLA & CHARLIE: Not gonna let you fall
BAND [PLAYING]: Reach for my hand 'Cause it's held out for you
My shoulders are strong But you can cry on them too
Everything changes But one thing is true, understand
We'll always be more than a band
[SINGING] I never knew you could take me so far
I've always wanted the hope
- That you are the ones I need - MO: Yeah
BAND [PLAYING]: Reach for my hand 'Cause it's held out for you
My shoulders are strong But you can cry on them too
Everything changes But one thing is true, understand
We'll always be more than a band
[SINGING] Reach for my hand 'Cause it's held out for you
My shoulders are strong But you can cry on them too
Everything changes But one thing is true, understand
We'll always be more than a band
SCOTT: Hey.
Oh, come on, Mo.
Can we please just talk?
- We don't have anything to talk about. - I think we do.
Look, Mo, I made a mistake.
Look, Mo.
[SIGHS]
l still have feelings for you.
What about Jules?
Mo, come on, we're just friends. That's all.
The thing is, Scott,
I'm not the same girl I was two months ago.
Not anymore. I'm not trying to be something that I'm not, you know?
Not for anyone.
Me, my music, we're a package deal now.
Okay, and I know. I get that now, I do.
And I'm sorry, Mo. I am.
Just...
Can you forgive me?
Of course I can.
But it doesn't change anything between us.
Okay?
It's gonna take a lot more than "sorry" to fix this.
Come on, Mo, just wait. Mo.
The band was, uh... Ha, ha.
Was originally called Wen.
And, I know, but after about months and months of arguing, uh,
- and debating the-- - Wen.
- Don't you knock? - Yes.
No. Just-- Come on. You've got to hear this.
OLIVIA [SINGING ON RADIO]: I can't deny Tonight I wanna up and hide
- Listen. Your song. - OLIVIA: And get inside
- It's you. Ha, ha. - What?
Yes. Ha-ha-ha.
- Yes! What? - It's you.
- That's incredible. - MR. GIFFORD: What's going on?
- We're on the radio. - SYDNEY: Ha-ha-ha.
[ALL LAUGHING]
[CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO]
[PHONE RINGS]
- Hello? - WEN [OVER PHONE]: Turn on WRIZ.
[LINE CLICKS]
[STATIC CRACKLING]
OLIVIA [SINGING ON RADIO]: I gotta get myself on-stage
I shouldn't wait
Gram. Gram. They're playing our song.
On the radio. They're playing our song on the radio!
Yes! Yes!
[OLIVIA SHRIEKS]
[OLIVIA HUMS ALONG TO RADIO]
OLIVIA: The radio sponsor for Rising Star heard our demo and put it on the air.
It was a dream come true. For all of us.
WEN [RAPPING ON RADIO]: Like there's lemons in their mouth
I'm the real deal You know how I feel
We're not in it for the mill We're just in it for a thrill
Get down now I ain't playin' around
Put your feet up on the ground And just make that sound
OLIVIA: But just when the future looked brightest for Lemonade Mouth,
everything started to fall apart.
[BAND PLAYING SOFT POP MUSIC]
[SNEEZES]
OLIVIA [SINGING]: Set free what is inside of me
[MO COUGHING]
Mo, you sure you're okay?
Yeah, I think it's just allergies.
OLIVIA [SINGING]: It's a long way down, but I say
Oh, we're gonna let it show
- We're gonna - RAY: Losers.
I'm just saying, I'm gonna take you down at Rising Star tomorrow. You just wait.
Look, just ignore him.
[SINGING] --back our dreams and try--
All right, thanks. Hey, good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
May I introduce Loser Mouth--?
- Give me the-- Give me the mic-- - RAY: No, no, bro.
[GIRL GASPS]
Hey. Oh!
Whoa!
[CROWD SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]
[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]
MAN [PLAYING]: We wanna party
So get started
We wanna rock it
COOK: Calm down.
[WEN GRUNTS]
[GIRLS SCREAM]
MAN [PLAYING]: Go, go, go
Go, go, go
Yeah, yeah
[GIRLS SCREAMING]
Yeah. Yeah.
- Ooh! Uh-oh. - CROWD: Oh!
- Ray is such a jerk. - He got what he wanted, didn't he?
Dante's not gonna let us play there anymore, that's for sure.
[MO COUGHING]
You sure you're okay?
Yeah, I'm fine. Just a little bit tired, that's all.
Wait, wait, Mo.
There's, um, something I need to tell you.
For a long time, I've wanted to tell you, just, you were--
You were with Scott, and then we became friends...
I like you, Mo. There, I said it.
We're just friends, Charlie. Good friends. That's all.
- Fine. - Charlie, please, just--
No, you know what?
"Be heard"? It's a stupid song.
- What? - I'm never singing it again.
No, Charlie, no. Don't go.
It's time to come in, Monu.
You are too young for boys.
Charlie is just a friend, Baba.
I didn't come to this country and make the sacrifices I made
just so that you can throw it all away on boys.
And rock bands.
Charlie is just a friend, okay?
And the band?
It's nothing. It's just a bit of fun, that's all.
What's going on?
Baba doesn't trust me.
MRS. BANJAREE: We do trust you, Monu.
Do you?
- That's what I thought. - Mohini?
Hey.
You're burning up.
Let's get you to bed.
[DRUMMING]
[DRUMSTICK CLATTERING]
[SIGHING]
Ow!
Ow.
MR. GIFFORD: A little to the right. Right, no, left.
- There. Good. - Unh.
Yeah. Thanks for helping. It'll mean a lot to Sydney.
- WEN: You got it. - So, Wen,
- Yeah? - I've been meaning to ask you.
Will you be my best man?
Your what?
[WEN YELLING]
Wen, you okay? Let me see.
Mo has a hundred-and-two fever, Charlie has three broken fingers.
Tomorrow's gonna be a disaster.
Well, we'll just call and back out.
No. Back out of Rising Star? Out of everything we've been through?
Whoa.
You okay?
Yeah. Yeah, I just--
I just get blurry vision sometimes.
OLIVIA: What do you mean?
Oh. Wow.
Yeah. Doctor said it should be gone in a couple days.
What happened?
- Sydney. - Sydney did it?
Well, Sydney's picture. I was helping my dad hang it up,
and then he asked me to be his best man.
Wen, that's great news.
- No. Okay, that's terrible news. - OLIVIA: Oh.
All right, just because Sydney wormed her way into my family
doesn't mean I have to be happy about it.
You're-- You're ridiculous.
Wen. Wait, where are you going? Hey, we have to talk about tomorrow.
What's to talk about? Okay, we can't play. So we're out.
You know, maybe...
Maybe this is a sign. Maybe it's time to call it quits.
What, so you just wanna give up?
You just be happy that you're off the hook
- and don't have to go on-stage anymore. - OLIVIA: No, no.
Wen, this isn't about Lemonade Mouth.
This is about you not appreciating what you have.
You have a family. Your dad, your sister, Sydney.
I don't even remember my mom.
I haven't talked to my dad in years,
and you have the nerve to feel sorry for yourself?
Well, okay, no, fine. Go ahead, give up. See if I care.
I didn't even wanna be in this band in the first place.
- Well, then why did you do it? - Oh, for you, you jerk!
[OLIVIA COUGHS THEN SIGHS]
I did it for you.
[OLIVIA COUGHING]
[DIALING]
Hey, it's me.
We have an emergency.
I'm right in front of the school.
Yeah, yeah. Hurry.
[MO COUGHING]
- Anybody know what this is about? - [IN HOARSE VOICE] Where is she?
What happened to your voice?
There she is.
[MO COUGHING]
- What happened? - MO: Achoo.
STELLA: Did you all get hit by a bus or something?
- Look who's talking. - What's going on, Stella?
Yeah. What are you doing?
I am protesting the removal of our Mel's Lemonade machine. Hmm.
[MO SCOFFS]
You're kidding me, right? In this weather?
MAN: Okay, kid, enough playing around.
I got three more pickups today.
It's gonna rain. Let's get out of here.
Are you really willing to support
[THUNDER RUMBLING]
the rampant tyranny and oppression of the powerful over the voiceless?
- OLIVIA & WEN: Aw. - You move, or I move you. It's your choice.
STELLA: Humph.
I am not moving until you put our lemonade machine back.
- Have it your way, kid. - All right.
- Hey, no. - OLIVIA: Hey. Hey, put her down.
- Get off of my friend! - MAN: Hey.
MO: Stop!
[SIREN WAILING]
OLIVIA: Needless to say, that day was a bit of a low for the band.
[MO COUGHING]
So much for Rising Star.
We can't skip it.
Well, we can't play.
It's over.
Wen's right.
We lose.
So we lose. So what?
Lemonade Mouth is bigger than a competition.
We did it to be heard.
For our fans, for ourselves.
- For our friendship. - Thank you.
Guys, we can't give up.
Olivia, this isn't just humiliating ourselves on,
like, a high-school level.
- Look, we're not doing it. - Agreed.
In case you haven't noticed, Stella, we're in a holding cell.
Okay, and you're the only one to blame.
- Me? - Yeah, you.
Yeah, it's pretty much all your fault, Stella.
[STELLA SCOFFS]
We didn't actually get arrested.
Okay? We're waiting for our parents to come pick us up.
Oh. Great. Our parents.
- Guys, can you please stop fighting? - STELLA [WHISPERS]: Stupid...
[CLINKING]
[TWANGING]
[CLANKING]
[ZIPPING]
[MO HUMMING "TURN UP THE MUSIC"]
[STELLA HUMMING "TURN UP THE MUSIC"]
MO [SINGING]: It would be there just like that
No matter what. We'll still be singing
MO & STELLA: Come on, come on, turn up the music
It's all we got. We're gonna use it
[WEN BEATBOXING]
MO: Come on, come on, turn up the music
- Are we in? - WEN: Ha, ha. This is crazy.
[ALL LAUGHING]
MO: Boys.
- WEN: Oh, watch my eye. Ow. Oh. - OLIVIA: I know. Sorry.
We sent two cars out there now...
[POLICEMAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
GRAM: Oh, darling.
When I said get out of the house, this isn't what I meant. Ha, ha.
- Gram. - GRAM: Oh, my sweetheart. Oh.
Wen, your dad, he's stuck in town at work.
He's on his way. I just thought I'd come and--
[SYDNEY GASPS]
- Thanks for coming. - SYDNEY: Absolutely.
[MO GASPS]
Okay, look, I know you're disappointed in me, but I just--
I don't want to talk about it. Let's go.
No, Baba, please.
I need to say this.
Look, I'm never gonna be this perfect Indian daughter you want me to be.
I'm never gonna be just a regular American teenager.
I guess I don't know what I am exactly, maybe a little bit of both?
But what I'm trying to say is,
I'm finding my way.
And, yeah, I'll make mistakes.
But I deserve for you to just let me be me.
Could you at least try, Baba?
But you're still in trouble.
I know.
Ahh. Here we go.
[CHARLIE LAUGHS]
Tommy?
[CHARLIE SIGHS]
You're lucky I picked up the phone instead of Mom.
Tell me about it.
Here's the thing, Charlie.
You wanna play music,
you need to stand up to Mom and Dad and tell them that.
Tell them soccer isn't for you.
That you wanna go to music school, not Stanford.
That's easy for you to say. They think everything you do is perfect.
Yeah, well, they're not thinking that for long.
My grades this semester? Not so hot.
[TOMMY SCOFFS]
So much for that whole "perfect" thing, huh?
Here's an idea.
What do you say we go tell Mom and Dad together?
[SIGHS]
Yeah, I know.
Grounded for life.
You got off with a warning. Let's just leave it at that.
Do you know what I see when I look at you, Stella?
I see the most determined, focused girl I've ever known.
I mean, look at what you've done. You started a band.
You stood up for what you believed in.
I'm sorry that I've been so distracted lately.
But, Stell,
I couldn't be any prouder of what I see.
Really?
- Thanks, Mom. - Hey, let's get out of here.
Okay.
Hey.
You wanna come see our revolution?
MRS. YAMADA: We were planning on it.
STELLA: "We"?
You guys, come here.
[ALL CHEERING AND WHISTLING]
EMCEE [OVER PA]: Ladies and gentlemen,
Rising Star presents Mudslide Crush.
[CROWD CHEERING]
[PLAYING UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC]
[RAPPING] My girl is hotter than your girl
You know it, you know it
Yeah, my ride is sweeter than your ride
You know it, you know it
Don't you wish you were us? Don't you wish you were us?
You know we own this party You know we run this town
I'm about to steal your girlfriend I'm about to knock you down
Sorry, but your train has left the station
Maybe you should try A permanent vacation
Never even got an invitation Did ya? Did ya?
RAY & SCOTT: Hey, what? Don't you wish you were us?
Hey, what? Don't you wish you could rock?
You're MIA. We're VIP
You're LOL. We're BIG
No one really likes you that much Don't you wish you were us?
Yeah
Don't you wish you were us? Yeah, yeah
Now all the pretty girls are waiting To get their picture taken
[GIRLS SCREAMING]
With the Crush
Don't you wish you were us?
[CROWD CHEERING]
Yeah, don't you wish you were us?
- They really are... - Very, very good.
RAY & SCOTT: Whoo! Hey, what? Don't you wish you were us?
Hey, what? Don't you wish you could rock?
You're MIA. We're VIP
You're LOL. We're BIG
No one really likes you that much Don't you wish you were--?
[CROWD CHEERING AND WHISTLING]
RAY: Top that.
Oh, we will. Trust me.
[RAY SCOFFS]
- Good luck. - Thanks.
EMCEE [OVER PA]: Ladies and gentlemen, Lemonade Mouth.
[ALL CHEERING AND WHISTLING]
[MO COUGHS]
[WEN PLAYING SOFT POP MUSIC SLOPPILY]
[SINGING IN HOARSE VOICE] Trying hard to fight these tears
I'm crazy worried
Messing with my head, this fear
[MO COUGHING]
I'm so sorry.
In the bag.
Please. You can do this.
I can't.
[COUGHING]
[BAND PLAYING UPBEAT POP MUSIC]
[MO COUGHING]
Olivia.
[MO COUGHING]
- Okay, where are you going? - They need help, man.
No, no. You do that, man, and you're out of the band for good.
ALEX [SINGING]: Trying hard to fight these tears
I'm crazy worried
BOY [SINGING]: Messing with my head, this fear
I'm so sorry
SYDNEY & MR. GIFFORD [SINGING]: You know, you gotta get it out
I can take it
ALL [SINGING]: That's what being a friend's about
Then I guess, you know, I'll find another band.
Man, don't walk away from me.
CROWD [SINGING]: I, I wanna cry
[SCOTT PLAYING UPBEAT POP MUSIC]
CROWD: I can't deny
Tonight I wanna up and hide
And get inside
It isn't right
I gotta live in my life
I know I, I know I, I know I gotta do it
Gotta turn the world Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
Push until you can't And then demand more
Determinate. Determinate
You and me together
We can make it better
Gotta turn the world Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate.
[CROWD CHEERING]
Yeah!
OLIVIA: We didn't win Rising Star,
but we won something bigger that night.
- Hey. - Hey.
Thank you for helping us out.
It's the least I could do.
So this package deal that you were talking about?
- You and your music? - Yeah?
Well, it sounds pretty good.
And if you, um-- If you could give me a chance,
I'd really like to get to know this Mohini.
- Yeah. - Yeah?
I'd like that.
[MO SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]
- Hey, Charlie. - Hey.
Hey.
- Hey. - Hey.
- What's up? - I brought you something.
What is it? Oh, my goodness.
Oh, the little kitty. Where did you get her?
One of Sydney's old roommates found a whole litter,
and, uh, I thought of you.
Oh, she's adorable.
[OLIVIA CHUCKLES]
Hi. Hi.
You were right, you know.
About Sydney.
You know, she may not be my mom, but she definitely cares.
I mean, it's not perfect, but it's okay.
Yeah, well, perfect, Wen? Way overrated.
Come here.
Thank you. Thank you.
MR. GIFFORD: For a long time there has been an empty spot
in my life and in my heart.
And meeting you has brought joy back into my life.
OLIVIA: In life, and in music,
things have a funny way of turning out exactly the way they're supposed to.
--will make Wen and Georgie and I happy and complete
for the rest of our lives.
That's my band mate up there.
- And that's my old college buddy. - Huh.
See, you and me, we're, like, practically best friends already.
[STELLA CHUCKLES]
You know, I used to be in a band too.
- Really? - Yeah. Played bass.
What do you do now?
Now I own an organic lemonade company.
Thing is going gangbusters. It's crazy.
People just can't get enough of the stuff.
- Mel? - Yeah.
Let me ask you something, Mel.
[COINS CLINKING]
OLIVIA: Sometimes, risking it all to have your voice heard
pays off in ways you never imagined.
Mel understood this, and was more than happy
to help us build a place where all our voices could be heard.
Outside of the basement.
STELLA: Congratulations, Miss Reznick.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
All right. Let's open up our music hall.
- One second, Jenny. - REZNICK: We are officially--
- Photo op for the papers right here. - REZNICK: Okay.
- Here we are. - We are open.
BRENIGAN: Yeah!
[CROWD CHEERING]
Who would have thought? Stella.
Stella did all of this.
Hey, you guys. Cheers.
- BAND: Cheers. - Cheers.
- OLIVIA: Oh! Ha, ha. - BRENIGAN: Cheers.
[ALL LAUGH]
- To music. - To music.
You know, she'd actually make a very good principal one day.
What?
Well, I used to be a bit of a rebel myself, back in the day.
[BRENIGAN SNIFFS]
- Really? - Yeah.
Oh. Hee-hee. Stanley.
[BOTH LAUGH]
BAND [IN UNISON]: Lemonade Mouth! Whoo!
OLIVIA: And that, Dad, is how Lemonade Mouth came to be.
God, I can't wait to tell you the rest in person.
I really miss you, Dad.
Love, Olivia.
OLIVIA: Oh, I almost forgot, Dad.
You're never gonna believe where we're playing next week.
[CROWD CHEERING]
[WEN PLAYING SOFT POP MUSIC]
OLIVIA: I just hope our new guitar player can keep up.
OLIVIA [SINGING]: Ooh, yeah
Mm
Breakthrough
Up, down, spinning all around
Fly high, falling to the ground Sometimes dreams can feel so far away
Time keeps skipping out of beat Left, right, tripping on your feet
- Life feels like a string of cloudy days - WEN: Here we go.
[SINGING] Sometimes it's raising your voice
Sometimes it's making some noise
Sometimes it's proving to the world It was wrong
[SINGING] Whenever you can't see the light
Whenever there's no end in sight
Keep on, keep on moving on Keep on moving on
OLIVIA, MO & STELLA: Here comes a breakthrough
Here comes the day
Here comes the moment That you gotta go for it
So don't let it get away
It's all about a breakthrough Just turn the page
'Cause every day you're getting closer Life is just a rollercoaster
Shake it till you make it Till you're breaking on through
Don't stop Till you're breaking on through
Shake it till you make it Till you're breaking on through
Don't stop Till you're breaking on through
Stop still Take another breath
Roadblock, moving to the left Get around whatever's in your way
Heartbreak, pick up all the pieces Don't stop dancing in the bleachers
It's gonna be your turn to play Gonna be your turn to play
STELLA: Sometimes it's raising your voice
Sometimes it's making some noise
Sometimes it's proving to the world It was wrong
MO: Whenever you can't see the light
Whenever there's no end in sight
Keep on, keep on moving on Keep on moving on
OLIVIA, MO & STELLA: Here comes a breakthrough
Here comes the day
Here comes the moment That you gotta go for it
So don't let it get away
It's all about a breakthrough Just turn the page
'Cause every day you're getting closer Life is just a rollercoaster
WEN [RAPPING]: I see it in the blind side Movin' through the limelight
Groovin' to the music I'm a use it when the time's right
Hopin' I can do it Through the shadows, I can shine bright
Usually in life there's one shot And this is our night
Listen to the rhythm we givin' And it'll make you
Start pushin' through barriers It'll take you wherever that you wanna go
Never too late to keep pushin' Till you break through
STELLA: Sometimes it's raising your voice
Sometimes it's making some noise
Sometimes it's proving to the world It was wrong
OLIVIA: It was wrong
STELLA: Whenever you can't see the light
Whenever there's no end in sight
- OLIVIA: No end in sight - STELLA: Keep on, keep on moving on
OLIVIA & STELLA: And keep on moving on
OLIVIA & MO: Here comes a breakthrough
Here comes the day
Here comes the moment That you gotta go for it
So don't let it get away It's all about a breakthrough
Just turn the page
OLIVIA, MO & STELLA: 'Cause every day you're getting closer
Life is just a rollercoaster
Shake it till you make it Till you're breaking on through
Don't stop Till you're breaking on through
Shake it till you make it Till you're breaking on through
Don't stop Till you're breaking on through
Shake it till you make it Till you're breaking on through
Don't stop Till you're breaking on through
Shake it till you make it Till you're breaking on through
Don't stop Here comes a breakthrough
[CROWD CHEERING]
[UPBEAT POP MUSIC PLAYING]
OLIVIA [PLAYING]: I, I wanna cry
I can't deny
Tonight I wanna up and hide
And get inside
It isn't right
I gotta live in my life
I know I, I know I, I know I gotta do it
Gotta turn the world Into your dance floor
Determinate. Determinate
Push it till you can't And then demand more
Determinate. Determinate
Come on and, come on and Come on and get it going
- On the dance floor - WEN: Come on
OLIVIA: Dance floor
Determinate.
Subrip: easytobeaman
MAN: And five, four, three, two...
Welcome to The Music Scene. I'm Moxie Morris,
your host for all things musical.
And do we have a treat for you tonight. Here in the studio with us
we have Lemonade Mouth.
- Let's give it up. - WEN: What's up?
Thanks for coming, guys.
- WEN: Oh, no problem. - Yeah.
So eight months ago, you were all just normal high school students,
and now, here you are, at the top of the charts.
How did you get here?
- Nobody? - Well, we're--
We're just saving that for the movie.
Oh, come on. I mean, you guys, tell me a little bit about how life has changed
for all of you. I mean, Charlie, you're America's new heartthrob.
- Charlie. - MOXIE: Yeah.
- Is there anyone special in your life? - OLIVIA: Charlie.
Um... No. No one special.
Not yet, anyway.
Well, speaking of someone special, Scott and Mohini,
how is your relationship holding up under all this new pressure?
Relationship? Mohini? What relationship?
[WHISPERING] We talked about this, Baba.
BABA: We didn't talk about a relationship.
- No. No, actually, it's not Mo, it's me. - WEN: What?
[AUDIENCE MEMBERS WHISTLE AND CHATTER]
I have no idea what she's talking about.
Oh! No, no, no. I mean, me and Wen. We've been dating-ish, I guess.
Haven't--? I mean, we have, haven't we?
I mean...
I mean, I think we have, haven't we, sort of? I mean--
Or not. It's okay. Or not.
Oh, no, no. Yeah, yeah. We--
She-- She's my girl.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
MOXIE: Looks like love is in bloom for Lemonade Mouth.
Okay. Here's the deal, Moxie.
Life for us, it's different, but, uh, it's still the same.
I mean, the stage is bigger and the crowd is way louder,
but every night we get out there, we know where we belong.
And where is that?
Together. Making music we love.
- Yes. - Now, if you don't mind,
I think we'd really love to play our new song.
[AUDIENCE CHEERING]
- MOXIE: Absolutely. And we'd love to hear it. - Yes.
Let you set up. Ladies and gentlemen,
what a treat. Here, with their new song "High Wire," Lemonade Mouth.
[PLAYING UPBEAT POP MUSIC]
WEN: Listen up.
[RAPPING] This the story on how we live The glory of what we did
It started when we were kids
With music up in our heads. She said
[SINGING] I've been out on the edge
Breathin' a little bit of fresh air
Big dreams. I took a chance
Held out for everything I got here
I've been feelin' this life's a circus
Hangin' on without a fear
[SINGING] Livin' on a high wire Runnin' through a wildfire
You can't shake me. I'm not goin' nowhere
Walkin' on a tightrope No net, high hopes
Step back. I'm gonna make it over
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
Livin' on a high wire
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
Livin' on a high wire
This the story on how we live The glory of what we did
It started when we were kids
With music up in our heads. She said
Big top turnin' around
No clowns I'm runnin' as I hit the ground
Front row. Big show is sold out
So I'm ready for the crowd roar Let's go
I've been feelin' this life's a circus
Hangin' on without a fear
Yeah
Livin' on a high wire Runnin' through a wildfire
You can't shake me I'm not goin' nowhere
Walkin' on a tightrope No net, high hopes
Step back. I'm gonna make it over
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
Livin' on a high wire
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
- Livin' on the high wire - WEN: Gettin' used to the beat
Seein' that the heads are movin'
Move off your seat Achievin's what we really doin'
Freedom of speech I'm in it just to win it
I'm sprintin'. And I can see it in me
And that you can be it
'Cause it's patience, statements Famous, greatness
Move until you make it through And, baby, you can make it too
Livin' on a high wire
You can't shake me I'm not goin' nowhere
Walkin' on a tightrope No net, high hopes
Step back, I'm gonna make it over
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
Livin' on a high wire
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
WEN: Top story. Top story
Livin' on a high wire
Yeah, yeah
Livin' on a high wire
Na, na, na-na-na, na, na. Na, na
We lookin'. We lookin' down now
Livin' on a high wire
Ladies and gentlemen, once again,
give it up for Lemonade Mouth. This is why they're number one.
Thank you. Thank you so much for coming on the show.
Wow. Wow.
Bye.
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