ACDC

May 1, 2008 at 7:29am PST

Tags: ACDC, Adam Sandler, Adam Sevani, Adam Shankman, Amanda Bynes, Brittany Snow, Channing Tatu, Chris Brown, Diana Ross, Elijah Kelly, Jabbawockeez, Jenna Dewan, Jon Chu, Lindsay Lohan, Mandy Jiroux, Miley Cyrus, Robert Hoffman, Step Up, Step Up 2

Jon M. Chu, the director, and Adam Sevani, co-star of Step Up 2: The Streets, challenged Miley Cyrus and her best friend/back up dancer Mandy Jiroux (co-stars of the YouTube show M&M) to "The Biggest Online Dance Battle in YouTube History” two weeks ago.

The rules are...there are NO rules.

ACDC (Adam/Chu Dance Crew) was the first to strike with a battle video, but Miley and Mandy responded with an even bigger video featuring the original Step Up stars, Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan and some very intricate choreography

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