As anyone who has watched Netflix's Cheer can attest, the competition song for Navarro's Daytona routine is impossible to forget. Just one watch of the docuseries will undoubtedly have most people chanting, "It's a dog-eat-dog world," for weeks to come. However, according to Patrick Avard — the man behind hundreds of cheerleading mixes — some folks simply don't understand the song's appeal. 

"People who haven't been exposed to cheerleading, they don't really understand it," Avard told Vulture. He continued, laughing, "So, hearing this cheer mix, they're like, 'Man, what is this? I've never heard anything like this.' For us, it's normal."

According to Avard, he and his production company, New Level Music, combine a healthy mixture of voiceovers, song, and sound effects to create the most hype-worthy competition mix for Navarro every year. "My job is to inspire [the cheerleaders] to perform," Avard told Vulture. He continued, explaining, "My other job is to try to train the crowd and inspire the crowd to cheer and react at specific moments, by building the energy a certain way."