Why will we keep hearing the letters CCFC on Season 2 of 'Cheer'? It's in all places. We will have to know its secret. What does CCFC imply in 'Cheer'?

We are really pumped about meeting the squad from Trinity Valley Community College (TVCC) in Season 2 of Netflix's Cheer. It's now not that we do not love Navarro, but it's all the time excellent to get some recent competition basket tossed into the combo.

Something we have now noticed with this new crew is the letters CCFC being chanted reputedly at random. What does CCFC imply in Cheer? Are they in a super a laugh cult?

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What does "CCFC" imply in 'Cheer'?

Cheerleading isn't a cult, however they're a circle of relatives, and not anything brings a circle of relatives nearer in combination than shared reviews. In this case, CCFC is an acronym for a secret word that only TVCC cheerleaders are privy to. It's roughly like how the Freemasons have a secret handshake, or speakeasies used to require passwords for entry. This is an intense game that may be very stressful, however it's additionally a groovy membership that you are now a part of, and on Wednesdays they put on crimson. Just kidding, they put on uniforms.

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Because we've watched far too many true-crime docs, we decided to take to social media to uncover the thriller of CCFC. We had been in a position to trace down former TVCC cheerleader @kyrabell_ on Twitter, who gave us a solution that was once additionally a non-answer. When asked what the letters intended she stated, "I am so sorry but I can’t tell you. CCFC is something that I’ve had the pleasure of earning but cannot share with anyone ever — not even with family or friends, I apologize!" Looks like we are becoming a member of the squad!

We got one step closer to cracking this situation after we came upon that that is apparently one thing numerous groups do. According to The Cheer Buzz, quite a lot of squads have their very own secret language. The California Allstars Lady Bullets use LBOD, this means that "Lady Bullets or Die." If it's up to us, we make a selection Lady Bullets. Coming in hot from Florida is Top Gun Allstars with OAFAAF, or “Once a Family, Always a Family.” That sounds just like the mob! Maybe CCFC approach Cardinal Cheerleaders F---ing Crush?

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Cheerleading has a history of traditions.

Everyone recollects the enduring scene in Bring It On when Kirsten Dunst's personality drops the "spirit stick" at cheer camp, which put a curse on their workforce. Guess what, the spirit stick is an actual factor, but it's now not steeped in terror. It all began in 1954 at a National Cheerleaders Association Camp, which was founded via Lawrence "Herkie" Herkimer. Who is that? Great question.

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Lawrence was once an innovator on this planet of cheering, inventing the Herkie jump and patenting the pom-pom. While on the cheer camp in 1954, he spotted probably the most groups falling at the back of the others. They could not soar, were not nailing any stunts, and for sure could not tumble, however they by no means gave up. They had spirit, in an effort to acknowledge that, Lawrence came up with the spirit stick. He lower the branch off a tree, painted it, and presented it to the team. That custom lives on these days.

We'll more than likely by no means to find out what CCFC stands for, and that is the reason k. As famed astronomer Carl Sagan once stated, "There is a lurking fear that some things are not meant to be known." You may just say that is an A and B conversation so we're going to CCFC our way out.

Seasons 1 and 2 of Cheer are these days streaming on Netflix.

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