Nothing really solidifies a friendship quite like a dorky offbeat rap performed by one of your closest buds, which is what Angie learned during Saturday's episode of "MADE." After revealing to her tight-knit group of friends that she was trading in her bowling shoes for a pair of stilettos on a mission to become a beauty queen, they showered her with support that eventually included whipping together a cheeky rhyme about her impressive transformation.

Check out this bonus scene, where Angie's buds entertain her with a medley about becoming a pageant girl. We caught a glimpse of the "Mangie" dedication during the episode, but this is the full version, in all of its glory, complete with mentions of drooling, MC Hammer and even Yahtzee. Enjoy.

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If you caught any episodes of "MTV's Ultimate Parkour Challenge," then you know what an extremely dangerous sport it can be. Hard-core athletes take to the streets to vault over things most people have no business even being near, and for one country kid, being part of the pro action is but a dream.

Check out a sneak peek of Saturday's all-new episode of "MADE," where we'll meet Josh, an athletic hopeful with the goal of becoming a big city athlete. He's mastered the moves in his hometown, but to really make it he'll need to train elsewhere. MTV hooked him up with a coach to teach him the techniques necessary to go up against the heavy hitters--be sure to tune in Dec. 10 at 3/2c to see how he handles the pressure.

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If you caught Saturday's all-new episodes of "MADE," then you remember meeting Angie, the tomboyish Missouri girl whose friends lovingly referred to as "Mangie." Tired of being compartmentalized as clumsy and unfeminine, she enlisted the help of a pro to change her image. Her goal was to become a pageant queen, and early in her training she quickly learned that being a glam gal took much more than rocking a killer pair of heels; it was about projecting a genuine and transparent personality as well.

+ Angie's powerful platform of dealing with the loss of a loved one coupled with her funny performance earned her a first place finish in the pageant, but did she truly transform into the young lady she wanted to be? Take the poll and let us know if you still think she has a ways to go, or if she was, in fact, "MADE."

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Meet both Andrew and his mentee in the 200th episode trailer, plus check out MTV.com's exclusive follow-ups with some of the amazing people who've been MADE by MTV. The experience truly helped shape their destiny and pushed them to be stronger people. Take a look:

Wanna get "MADE" into a rock star? Just Kait singer Kaitlyn DiBenedetto knows a little something about that. Born and bred in New Jersey (a.k.a. The State That Springsteen Put On The Map), Kaitlyn borrowed her dad's drumset at age five, picked up her first guitar as a pre-teen and started slappin' da bass ("I Love You, Man," anyone?) before the rest of us had even passed Drivers Ed. By sweet sixteen, her punk pedigree also grew to include songwriting, and she scored her first big break when her song, "U Suck," was chosen as the new (and appropriately named) theme song to MTV's dating disaster series, "Parental Control".

So what makes this girl different from all other aspiring Avrils? That'd be her edge. After you get past Kaitlyn's wholesome, girl-next-door looks (think Amanda Bynes), you'll notice she's actually rockin' some razor-sharp vocals (think Joan Jett). Her femme, Fall Out Boy-style single, "Heart Shaped Bruise" is more Pixies punk than Selena sweet, and her steamy cover of "Hot Stuff" is enough to make Miley Cyrus and the Disney Dream Team blush.

Now at the ripe old age of eighteen, Kaitlyn's already released her first EP, Being On TV (Again), seen her new single, "Sick," tearin' it up on E! and landed a killer track ("Girls World") in "MADE, The Movie" (slow down, girl!). Download her pump-you-up pop anthem for free at MTV.com, plus peep Just Kait's upcoming VMA tour dates, watch the music videos for "Sick" and "U Suck," and then check out the rest of the "MADE, The Movie" soundtrack, below!

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Songs from the "MADE, The Movie" soundtrack:

"C’Mon” -- The Soft Pack (Theme Song)
"My Friends" --  The Franks
"Fascination Girl” -- Tha Vill
"Getting By" --  The Robotanists
"Faces In The Dark” --  Generationals
"Won't Give In” -- Lovers Electric
"Cryin' Shame" -- Happy Problems
"Bad Luck Charm" -- The Eyeliners
“Ride It” -- Performed by Tha Vill
"Feel Good About It" -- Marching Band
"Blindspot" -- Performed by Darling
“Leather Wings” -- This Will Destroy You
"Is It Over" --  Lovers Electric
“Young Pioneers” -- Uncut
“Night Stroll” -- Moonlit Sailor
“Show You Mine” -- Alyx
“Original” -- Big In Japan
"Stacking Up Reasons" -- Buildings Breeding
"Girl's World" -- Just Kait
“Float” -- Sissy Wish

Check out the video below to hear from the spirited teammates about how their period has become much less of a big deal since when they first got it. We sure hope these girls are watching tonight's "MADE: The Movie," a story about an unpopular band geek that wants to land a spot on the school's cheerleading team -- maybe they're looking for a new recruit?

America's Best Dance Crews aren't born -- they're MADE. At least, that's how it is for one group of ABDC hopefuls. Meet Majestic Crew, a young (but determined) team of hip-hop dancers who dream of taking the Dance Crew stage by storm. So what's in their way? Well, if they wanna ace their Season 5 audition, they're gonna have to work harder than ever before and learn how to come together on AND off the dance floor.

Think these guys have what it takes to follow in Massive Monkees' footsteps? Watch a special ABDC episode of MADE this Sunday at 1/12c, then catch the Season 5 premiere of America's Best Dance Crew Thursday at 10/9c to see if Majestic make the cut!

+ Want more ABDC in your life (slash weekend)? Tune into MTV at 12/11c to crash Lil Mama's Birthday Ball! (Think My Super Sweet 16, for non-adolescents).

If you followed the 2008 presidential elections, you might remember that Sarah Palin's got some old pageant gowns gathering dust in her closet. The former Miss Wasilla placed third in the Miss Alaska pageant in 1984, then went on to become Governor of Alaska (and VP nominee, don'tcha know)!

Broadcast journalist Diane Sawyer also has the distinction of being a teen pageant queen! The budding newswoman won the America's Junior Miss crown in 1962, and used the scholarship money to pay for her college education. (We're betting she aced the interview portion.)

Although you probably know her best from her Basic Instinct/ice pick-wielding days, Sharon Stone first emerged as a local beauty queen. The future sexpot was Spring Festival Queen of her hometown and 1976 Miss Crawford County. Oh, and did we mention her IQ's 154?

Before she was the most famous/powerful talk show host in the world (planet? universe??), Oprah Winfrey was queen of the pageant world! The soon-to-be superstar was Miss Fire Prevention in 1971 and Miss Black Tennessee in 1972. And that's no "secret".

Sure, she's a household name (and an Academy Award winner) now ... but back in the day, Halle Berry was all about the beauty pageants. This former Miss Ohio (and one-time Bond girl!) was first runner-up to Miss USA in 1986. You know what they say: from Cleveland with love!

+ We know, we know, we left off about a million names (like Vanessa Williams, Paula Zahn, and Michelle Pfeiffer)! So if we forgot your fave former beauty queens, add 'em in the comments!

Everyone likes a little friendly competition. But come Saturday, three high-school students will be putting on some serious game face in a fight to win the title of MADE: Hip Hop Dance Battle champ, as well as long-term bragging rights. Tune in tomorrow at noon and watch as these wannabe hip hoppers cap off a grueling month of training by going head-to-head in a full-on dance war. Oh, and did we mention they'll be performing to a packed auditorium and being judged by Sean Kingston and Fonzworth Bentley? Yep, no pressure there ...

+ Don't miss the premiere of MTV's MADE: Hip Hop Dance Battle on Saturday, June 27 at 12pm ET/PT.