‘Dancing With the Stars’ Final 5 Revealed, Hannah Brown Hits Her Breaking Point

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'Dancing With the Stars' Final 5 Revealed, Hannah Brown Hits Her Breaking Point

Joey Fatone is a tough cookie to impress! The 'NSync star joined Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli at the judges table for  Dancing With the Stars' Monday, November 11, episode. Each pair danced to two songs — one routine to a famous song by a girl group and another by a famous boy band. Hannah Brown, James Van Der Beek, Sean Spicer, Kel Mitchell, Ally Brooke and Lauren Alaina were definitely feeling the pressure of getting down to the wire and they all desperately wanted to make the top 5. Brown, 25, hit a breaking point during her rehearsal with partner Alan Bersten. "I think about to freaking blow up," she told her partner, who also seemed to be getting frustrated. "What's happening?" he asked. She then started to cry. “There are highs and lows. I know what I’m capable of and I do not want this to end," she said in her interview. "I need to dance and perform the way that I know that I can and give it all that I’ve got." [jwplayer OglGemCK-l3ahXupL] After her second dance of the night, Carrie Ann commended her. "There's a lot of pressure on you right now. I can feel it," the judge said. "You had a really intense couple of weeks. If you want to win this competition, you have to bring your A-game very time. Thank you for being back your A-game." Before she received her scores, cohost Erin Andrews asked about what happened during rehearsals. "I know that I have so much to give and this experience has been so amazing, but I think it is really important that I just go out there and dance every time and I know I can do it," the former Bachelorette star said. "I just get frustrated sometimes, but it's because I want it so bad." She also added that Carrie Ann's recent comments helped remind her of her confidence. "I think Carrie Ann definitely helped me know that I have it in me, but I think also, within myself, I knew that I needed to get over some of these hurdles," she noted. After all 10 dances, the bottom two were revealed as Sean and Lauren and Sean was sent home. For a full break down of each dance, scroll through the gallery below:

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'Dancing With the Stars' Final 5 Revealed, Hannah Brown Hits Her Breaking Point

Joey Fatone is a tough cookie to impress! The 'NSync star joined Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli at the judges table for  Dancing With the Stars' Monday, November 11, episode. Each pair danced to two songs — one routine to a famous song by a girl group and another by a famous boy band. Hannah Brown, James Van Der Beek, Sean Spicer, Kel Mitchell, Ally Brooke and Lauren Alaina were definitely feeling the pressure of getting down to the wire and they all desperately wanted to make the top 5. Brown, 25, hit a breaking point during her rehearsal with partner Alan Bersten. "I think about to freaking blow up," she told her partner, who also seemed to be getting frustrated. "What's happening?" he asked. She then started to cry. “There are highs and lows. I know what I’m capable of and I do not want this to end," she said in her interview. "I need to dance and perform the way that I know that I can and give it all that I’ve got." [jwplayer OglGemCK-l3ahXupL] After her second dance of the night, Carrie Ann commended her. "There's a lot of pressure on you right now. I can feel it," the judge said. "You had a really intense couple of weeks. If you want to win this competition, you have to bring your A-game very time. Thank you for being back your A-game." Before she received her scores, cohost Erin Andrews asked about what happened during rehearsals. "I know that I have so much to give and this experience has been so amazing, but I think it is really important that I just go out there and dance every time and I know I can do it," the former Bachelorette star said. "I just get frustrated sometimes, but it's because I want it so bad." She also added that Carrie Ann's recent comments helped remind her of her confidence. "I think Carrie Ann definitely helped me know that I have it in me, but I think also, within myself, I knew that I needed to get over some of these hurdles," she noted. After all 10 dances, the bottom two were revealed as Sean and Lauren and Sean was sent home. For a full break down of each dance, scroll through the gallery below:

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Emma Slater and James Van Der Beek

Their first dance was a jive to "I'm So Excited." Len was impressed with the speed. Bruno said it was done "very very well," but added that his legs could have had "a little more pump." Carrie Ann also said he started off a little ahead.

Score: 36/40

Next, they took on a jazz dance to "Bye Bye Bye" — in front of . Len said it was too much of a boy band dance and had too much aggression. "If I could give 100, I would," Joey said. Carrie Ann pointed out that there were little elbow mishaps and every little thing matters this far in.

Score: 36/40 

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Sean Spicer and Jenna Johnson

Jenna Johnson stepped in again for Lindsay Arnold to perform an Argentino tango to "Bills Bills Bills" with Sean. Joey said his frame was good, but the time for error was up. Bruno said it was clear he was trying hard. "The best thing about it was it wasnt very long," Len added.

Score 26/40

Next, they danced a foxtrot to "Story of My Life." Bruno said he was "solid and consistent" but instead of "fluid," it was "clumpy." Carrie Ann said he missed his step, which threw him off. Len completely tore the dance apart, but Joey, once again, commended him for continuing to give it his all.

Score: 24/40

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Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten

Hannah danced a very fast salsa to "No Scrubs" with Alan. Bruno said that some of her timing was off and Carrie Ann said the lifts were a little all over the place — something Alan didn't agree with. 

Score: 32/40

For their second dance, they did a very fast tango to "Boy With Luv." Joey said he thought it was the best dance of the night. Bruno said it was passionate and elegant and Carrie Ann said Hannah brought back her "A-game."

Score: 39/40

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Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber

For their first dance, Ally and Sasha danced a samba to "Wannabe." Carrie Ann said the duo was so in sync that she found it "flawless." Len called it fantastic. "I'll tell you what I want, more of that," Bruno added.

Score: 40/40

The next dance was a jazz to "Step by Step," which she couldn't be more excited about. Bruno said it felt like an award show performance and he and Carrie Ann said Ally's dance reminded her of Paula Abdul. Len complimented her bubbly personality coming out in the dance.

Score: 40/40

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Lauren Alaina and Gleb Savchenko

Lauren and Gleb first danced the quickstep to "Can't Hurry Love," and Joey and Len said there were a few foot mishaps, and Bruno said the routine was complex and routine. Meanwhile, Carrie Ann didn't understand their comments, saying she loved it.

Score: 34/40

Ahead of her second dance, a rumba to "I Want It That Way," she was joined by the Backstreet Boys' AJ McLean, who helped her with some of the choreography. Carrie Ann pointed out the American Idol vet's growth in dance ability, vulnerability and confidence. Len said he liked it very much while Joey — after throwing some shade at BSB — said the dance was really good.

Score: 36/40

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Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson

The pair's first dance was a paso doble to "Free Your Mind" and while it was powerful, Carrie Ann said they were using movements that were too small. Len said there were "too many gimmicks and not enough paso doble."

Score: 34/40

Next, they danced a viennese waltz to "I'll Make Love to You." Len thought the dance was terrific and Joey agreed. Bruno said it was sensational, and Carrie Ann applauded him for taking direction from the first round and making his moves larger.

Score: 40/40