Side Hustle Season 1 Episode 25 The Presley Slide

The Presley Slide is the 25th and final episode of season 1 of Side Hustle. This episode follows the adventures of two best friends, Lex (Jules LeBlanc) and Presley (Jayden Bartels), who start a lucrative business as babysitters after accidentally destroying their neighbor’s car. Presley is the brains behind the operation, always quick to come up with new schemes to make money, while Lex is the good-hearted but slightly clueless sidekick.

The episode begins with the girls gearing up for a big dance competition at the local community center. Despite the fact that they have never won before, they are determined to take home the trophy this year. However, when they arrive at the competition, they find that their arch-nemesis, the mean and snobby Tammy (Jacqueline Toboni), has hired a professional dance coach for her team.

Feeling demoralized, Lex and Presley go home to drown their sorrows in a tub of ice cream. As they sit on the couch, they come across a video of Elvis Presley doing his signature dance move, the Presley Slide. Presley is immediately struck with the idea to incorporate it into their dance routine, hoping that it will give them the edge they need to beat Tammy’s team.

The girls spend the next few days practicing the move and perfecting their routine. However, disaster strikes when they accidentally break their dance coach’s leg while practicing a lift. With no one else to turn to, they decide to enlist the help of their neighbor Munchy (Isaiah Crews), who claims to be an expert in all things Elvis.

Munchy teaches them everything he knows about the King of Rock and Roll, from the way he talked and walked to the way he ate his peanut butter and banana sandwiches. As they delve deeper into the world of Elvis, they discover that there is a contest coming up where the winner will receive the ultimate prize: a private concert with the actual Elvis Presley, who they believe is still alive and living in hiding.

Determined to win the contest, the girls create a new routine incorporating their new Presley-inspired moves. They face tough competition from Tammy’s team, who are equally determined to win the coveted prize. The judges are blown away by the girls’ routine, but it is Tammy’s team who are ultimately declared the winners.

Just as the girls are about to leave in defeat, they are approached by the mysterious Mr. X (Regan Burns), who congratulates them on their performance and offers to sign them as professional dancers. Elated, the girls accept his offer, excited to embark on an exciting new career.

The Presley Slide is a fitting end to a fun and engaging first season of Side Hustle. With its signature blend of humor and heart, it is sure to leave audiences wanting more. From the charming performances of LeBlanc and Bartels to the catchy dance routines and hilarious predicaments they find themselves in, it is a show that is not to be missed.