- One, two, three, go! (bell dings)
I get the castle.
- Is that what you want?
Okay.
You wanna eat your house?
- Yeah, it looks good.
I'm hungry.
- No, Jordan.
It's not gonna stand!
- (laughs) It's a sad face.
- Oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh, oh my.
I'm proud to present to you after many strenuous hours.
My castle!
Hi, guys!
It's Jordan.
Today I'm here with my siblings:
- Audrey from the channel AllAroundAudrey.
- Jake and?
- Ty!
- From:
- [Both] JakeandTy.
- And we are gonna be doing
the yearly gingerbread house challenge.
So, basically we're just decorating gingerbread houses,
and we're gonna see who can make the best one,
because last year, it kinda failed.
- Mm-hmm. (Jordan laughs)
It really failed.
- Audrey and I we were on a team last year,
because we decided that we wanted to combine our forces,
and it failed bad. - Yeah.
- Like...
- That did not.
- That did not turn out good, so--
- [Jake] You didn't follow the instructions.
- We are gonna try our hardest,
and we're gonna see who can make a standing house (laughs).
- Like, literally, just see if it stays up.
- And you guys can vote who you think wins.
Let's pick our gingerbread houses.
- [Ty] I picked mine, I picked mine.
- I don't know why I started to open up this one.
I guess this one's calling my name.
I originally wanted to go with this one, but (laughs).
- [Jake] Is it 'cause that one has no roof?
- This one, no, it's a castle.
In honor of Frozen II.
All I know of that--
- We haven't even seen it.
- We haven't even seen it, but all I know is
♪ Into the unknown ♪
That's all I know about Frozen II.
- Which one do you want, Jacob?
- I kinda wanna open this one.
- Oh, I get one?
Okay.
I got the easiest.
- I also want this one, though.
This one's like a, um.
♪ Silver and gold ♪
Wow, today's gonna be a very singy time video.
I don't know, you pick.
You pick.
- I'll pick the one you don't choose.
- So you don't want this one?
- No, this is too classic.
- Get out.
That one's too basic.
Okay, let's rock, paper, scissors.
- Wait.
- Let's rock, paper, scissors for the castle.
(bell dings)
One, two, three, go! (bell dings)
Okay, so do I get it?
- Yep.
- I get the castle.
- That's what you want?
Okay.
- I like 'em both.
Okay, let's bust into them.
- This is, like, fancy.
- Yeah, that one looks like a very classic.
- This is not classic. - Fancy.
- This is, like, bougie.
- Yeah, that's, you're right.
- [Jake] Apparently I'm not good at busting into these.
- Jake. - Oh, Jake.
- [Jake] Okay.
- (shrieks) I love this!
Thank goodness you got yours, Jordan, 'cause look at mine!
- Are you kidding me?!
- [Mom] Your house is already built?
- I cannot handle this.
- Already.
- Are you kidding me?
That was the hardest part for us to get last time!
- [Mom] Are you for reals?
Your house is (drowned out).
- You get the easy pass!
- Oh, mine's done!
- [Jordan] What's yours look like, Ty?
- Yay!
- [Jordan] Jake!
- Except I got a giant bag.
- [Mom] Ty, how's yours?
Yours is pieces.
- Well, unlike some people, Ty and I are gonna build
a traditional gingerbread house.
Jake's got a little cracky boy in his.
- What I want is this.
- [Jake] Yeah, when I open that,
I'm gonna have to glue that.
- Jake's got a little crack going down his.
It might collapse.
We'll see.
- [Jake] Don't worry (drowned out) fix it.
- Okay, Audrey, you wanna combine forces again?
- No, no, I like mine.
I'm happy.
- I kinda wanna be on a team again now.
- You can struggle.
- [Mom] Why is some houses and some are not?
They're all the same brand.
- Yeah, are you kidding me?
I'm so confused.
(laughs) Maybe it's not so good after all.
- I broke mine off.
- Your glue just fell off.
Oh, my gosh, wait, I kinda wanna try some.
- You wanna eat your house?
- Yeah, it looks good.
I'm hungry.
- You haven't, you're just gonna take a bite
out of the door?
No, Jordan!
It's not gonna stand.
Especially on the corner.
You should have done it on the side.
- Oh.
- [Mom] Jordan.
(Jordan laughs)
Stop eating your house.
(Mom gasps)
- [Ty] That's a lot of frosting.
- Delicious.
Wow.
It actually is pretty good.
Reminds me of elementary school.
Like, you know those little days when you decorated.
Wasn't it, like, a gingerbread thingy?
I don't know, you decorated something gingerbread.
That's what I remember - We did?
- from elementary school.
- I don't know what to do from here.
- It smells good, but also weird.
- [ Jordan] You guys.
- [Mom] You have instructions.
- You guys are fake.
We are, Ty and I are the real deal.
- I had some.
- We're the O.G.s of the gingerbread houses.
- I need scissors.
- [Ty] Well, I'm done.
I'm done.
- [Audrey] I need a spoon.
- [Jake] I don't know what this brick is.
- [Jordan] Ty, yours broke?
Eat it.
Actually, don't eat it.
- Well, no, I'm just gonna do the other house.
I'm just gonna do the other house.
- Bro. - Who cares?
- Switching?
- Sorry.
- Bro! (laughs)
So, really it's just watch Jordan struggle
for 15 minutes straight video.
That's really what it is.
Everyone else is probably gonna be chillin'.
- Mine has a huge cracky. - Oh, my gosh.
Well, don't put that back.
You gotta eat that now.
- Look how weird these scissors are.
- [Jordan and Audrey] They look like shears.
- Like Minecraft shears.
What?
Okay, we're gonna get our frosting all heated up.
- Mine doesn't need it. - And then...
You don't need heating?
- Oh, these scissors aren't even scissors.
- So, we're gonna get these all warm and ready to go,
and then we'll start trying to assemble my house.
Oh, my gosh, that's not working for you.
- It's more of a hair curler than anything.
- A hair curler?
- How are these (drowned out).
♪ Hallelujah ♪
- [Audrey] Let me see.
- What's this?
Lamp.
- What is this break?
- Wait.
- It has a cracky.
- Ty, let me see yours.
- It has a cracky.
- Look, whatever this is, I'm breaking it.
- That's frosting.
- That's fondant.
- I don't wanna break it,
and he goes, "Side of it's already broke."
- What's fondant?
- Do you have, like, a full-on house like this?
Are you kidding me?
So, I'm really the only one that's going...
Everyone else is lame.
- I'm not lame.
I have to fix a crack.
- Oh, my goodness.
Okay, we'll be right back.
We're struggling really bad with the frosting.
- Yeah, it's pretty...
- [Mom] Tastes pretty good, though.
- It does taste pretty good.
- These scissors, by the way, are not scissors.
- They don't do anything.
- [Audrey] Watch.
Here, let me cut your...
We'll even prove it.
- [Jordan] They do nothing.
- What are these used for?
Does not stick to houses.
It just moves.
- So, I'm supposed to glue mine together
and then let it sit for, um, two to three hours
before I even attempt to decorate it.
That way it's set and hard like that.
But if they think I'm gonna wait two to three hours,
- They be wrong.
- They're wrong, 'cause I'm too impatient.
I'm not gonna wait that long.
So, we're just gonna go for it.
Oh, it's coming out.
- We don't know where Ty is.
- Okay.
I'm just gonna set all my pieces over here.
- [Ty] It doesn't wanna stick!
- Okay, so I need to put this...
- I don't think they gave me enough frosting
- This is gonna be rough.
- to cover my whole house in white.
Like, the whole house has to be white.
How is that possible?
- It's all luck.
- They didn't give me enough.
- We're gonna try.
This is usually where it goes wrong.
We're gonna try, though.
- Also, I'm already, like, so messy.
- Okay, it's just gonna have to sit there
and wait and dry now.
- [Jake] No!
- This is gonna take forever, are you kidding me?
- [Ty] I got those!
- [Jake] Yours is gonna take forever?
- Man. (Audrey laughs)
Audrey, yours, you're already ahead of the game.
Why does yours look good?
- I've been doing this for the past 20 minutes.
I've just been rubbing the roof.
- Look at how far I've come, Audrey.
Look at everyone else.
- My thing is water.
- [Jordan] Oh, my gosh.
Yours is built with water (laughs).
His frosting is just water now.
- Watery frosting.
- [Jordan] Oh, no, Jake's, oh, his frosting is water.
Oh, no, Jacob!
- Why?!
- How did that happen?
We don't know.
- [Ty] Don't ask questions.
- This frosting.
I feel like frosting is one of the hardest parts, like.
- [Ty] Really, Audrey?
- And whoever put my house on this wooden platform
did not do it evenly, like.
Let me show you.
This is ridiculous.
(Mom laughs)
Excuse me?
There's, like, this much.
Like, this little finger bit for that much,
and then, like, this side has, like, three finger sizes.
- Well, at least you have a house.
- True.
- I'm sitting here, holding this for another two hours.
- True, I am grateful for my house.
- [Ty] Look at mine.
- I swear, if mine does not work out this year,
I will be very sad.
- We just can't gingerbread house.
- We can't gingerbread house.
Like, it's not, it never turns out good.
You guys, this might be our first successful year.
Do you see this?
My house is standing!
I'm so proud of myself.
- Don't speak too soon.
- I'm so proud of myself.
- [Jake] I came in like a wrecking!
- Get out!
(all laughing)
I would have cried.
You don't know how hard this is.
Oh, my gosh.
(Jordan cries out)
- Oh, my frosting.
It's all watery.
- Jake, I don't know what's happening over on Jake's side,
but he's having a lot of struggles.
- Look at my house.
(Jordan screams)
- Oh, my gosh, sorry, I'm sorry.
- [Jake] Somebody should touch it.
- I'm gonna be deaf in my left ear
by the end of this challenge.
- I'm just watching my icing just going...
- [Audrey] Jake, did you carve into your house?
- Yes, it's a door.
And I'm fixing this crack that happened.
I don't know what happened to it.
- [Ty] Yeah, he totally didn't make it.
- Jake's gonna be, like, one of those dads
that, like, instead of just buying something new
'cause he got something broke, he's just gonna fix it.
- [Ty] Fix it, Felix!
- Oh, wait, what?
- You know, like, dads are like,
moms are like, "Oh, just buy a new one,"
and dads are like, "I can fix it."
(Audrey laughs)
That's gonna be Jacob.
- That's gonna be Jake.
- [Ty] I'm (drowned out).
- Well, I know how to weld.
(Audrey and Jordan laugh)
- [Ty] No, you don't.
- Yes, Jacob, yes.
- Get those welding skills on.
- Now time to attach the yummy piece that I bit into.
- Oh, Jordan, that looks so bad.
- It doesn't work, but we don't have to look at that.
- [Ty] Yeah, we do.
- Yay, mine might work.
- Yeah, you really only have to see one side.
- Audrey, see, now do you wanna be on my team?
- No, I'm good.
- (laughs) Oh, rip.
- Ohhh.
Okay, it won't stick to the house.
All the other frosting bits.
Oh, so now you stick?
- I'm gonna laugh if your frosting
does not stick to your house and mine does.
- [Jake] Mine doesn't!
- My frosting loves me.
- [Ty] My frosting hates me.
- Oh, my gosh, let's go.
Mine just looks like it's working.
- [Jake] Mine's juicy.
(Audrey and Jordan laugh)
- Because his is very watery.
- 'Cause of the water that leaked into your bag?
I still don't know how that happened.
- I poked a hole earlier.
- [Audrey] It's 'cause of the shears.
- [Jordan] That was you?
- This has turned into a roast-giving.
- Roast-giving?
Oh, yeah, 'cause it's the--
- [Jake] It's not Thanksgiving no more actually.
- Literally, it was Thanksgiving, like, how long ago?
- Two days ago. - Two days ago.
- [Ty] Two days, guys.
- I don't know when you guys are watching this video,
but merry Christmas.
(Audrey laughs)
Happy New Year.
It's Thanksgiving right when we're filming this.
- Do you do gingerbread houses around Thanksgiving,
or do you do it around Christmas?
Comment down below.
- Ooh, comment down below.
I wanna know.
- We always do it during Thanksgiving.
- We do it during Thanksgiving
because it takes so long, and it's a fail every year,
so then that way we just don't have to talk about it
when we get home.
- Just don't look over on his side.
This year.
- [Audrey] 'Cause for Thanksgiving we go to Idaho.
- [Jake] Yeah, mine looks so good.
- So when we get home,
we don't have to talk about the mess of
this. - It's dripping everywhere.
- Who wants (laughs).
It's a sad face.
- Oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh, mine is a house!
- [Jake] Mine is dripping.
- [Jordan] We got this from Trader Joe's.
It's all from Trader Joe's.
- [Audrey] Trader Joe's?
- It's not from Trader Joe's.
But highly recommend.
Oh, my gosh, it's a castle.
Don't look at this side.
This is, like, there's a bad problem.
But you don't have to look at that side.
Look at this side.
- [Ty] Yeah, it's called yourself.
- What?
That was not a good roast.
- [Ty] No, true.
- Anyways, wow, looking good.
I'm so proud of myself.
Now I have to let it sit for two hours.
- You guys like my skills?
- [Jordan] Audrey did not heat up her icing, and so
- No, I don't have the patience.
- She's contaminating it with all of her germs.
- Is anyone gonna really eat my house?
- [Mom] You're using your hands.
- [Jordan] I was going to.
I eat all the houses, every year, just 'cause.
- [Audrey] Well, I washed my hands before, so we're fine.
- [Ty] Are we?
- [Jake] You licked your hands.
- We don't even know if this icing's edible.
- [Mom] I ate some.
- I've been eating a lot (laughs).
Literally, every single time
after I'm done icing one little bit,
I'm like, oh, gotta reward myself.
- I never eat it,
'cause I just don't know if you're supposed to,
'cause I know sometimes they just make it with raw eggs.
- I never eat it, because I hate icing.
- My icing is leaking on the table.
- (laughs) Jake is having so much...
Jake is having so many struggles.
- It turned into a sad face.
- Jake, you had the entire thing,
your entire gingerbread house was set up for you.
You were, it was literally meant to succeed.
How did you fail?
- There was a hole in the bag, apparently.
- Like, wait, if this person's gonna succeed,
we have to make him fail so everyone else can succeed.
- I'm so confused.
You know what they say.
The turtle wins the race.
- [Ty] Tortoise.
- The tortoise wins the race.
Versus the hare, because look who's in the lead now.
Actually, I'm still trying to catch up.
But I'm finally decorating. - You're decorating.
- So, that's a plus.
- We're decorating by putting a ton of frosting on.
- Yeah, Audrey and Ty don't have soft enough frosting.
- [Jake] Oh, wait, I need to stop this.
- And then Jake's got really soft frosting.
Now I'm sitting over here just like,
I don't know what I'm doing,
but somehow it's working this year,
and I'm very proud of myself.
- [Ty] She's lucky.
- So, yeah, I think I got really lucky, honestly.
- [Ty] She takes the hard path.
- I took the hard path, and I'm still winning.
I don't know how.
I like a good challenge.
And this year it's just working in my favor.
Years of practice, 'cause. - I think it's pure luck.
- Years of practice.
- I'm putting little baby stars on mine.
- [Jake] My frosting is awesome.
- [Audrey] Look how cool.
Wow.
- Oh, Jake.
Oh.
Whoa, actually, yours looks kinda cool, Jake.
Look at how it froze right there.
Looks like icicles.
- That's what I'm trying to make on mine, but...
- Mine is Elsa's.
- [Jake] So that's how they make it in the movies.
They put water.
- The queen's, the queen herself's castle.
- No one else use these scissors.
- [Audrey] That was not working, though.
- [Jordan] What are you doing?
- [Mom] Why is candy coming out of your frosting?
- (screams) Overload!
Possibly the boys are all done.
- [Ty] Yeah, we're done.
♪ Da da da ♪
- [Mom] Is that yours, Ty?
- Wait, no, a purple fell!
Dang it!
- Guys, I just found out something.
Ready?
- [Audrey] Sorry.
- [Mom] Are you gonna pop it off?
- [Jordan] Jake, what are you doing?
- [Mom] It might break.
- It's filled with icing, and I need the icing.
Gimme the icing.
- You stuffed your house with icing?
- [Jake] Yeah.
- Why?
- [Jake] 'Cause I wanted to bite into it.
- [Ty] Just don't ask questions.
- Oh, my goodness.
Well, I'm still, I haven't gotten any decorations on.
I'm still working on my icing, so.
- And I am working on my stars.
I'm working on my roof.
- My icing is drying, though,
so it's not spreading as good as it was.
- Jordan was mocking my technique of using hands earlier.
And look what she's doing now.
Using the hands.
- Oh, my gosh.
Don't look at this side.
This side is the bad side.
Oh, look, look, look.
Ready?
Simba.
That's what I feel like when I'm doing this, Simba.
- [Jake] I feel frosty.
- Jake, I feel frosty.
- [Ty] Oh, yeah, really, Jake?
- Me, too, brother.
- [Jake] It feels like dead skin.
- Ew.
- [Jake] Jordan, what happened to the side of your building?
- Jake, don't talk about it!
I got hungry.
Guys, I am proud to present you
after many strenuous hours,
here is my house.
The back is still under construction,
but, you know, I am just done with it.
This side, they're sleeping,
so they didn't want the lights on.
This side, they're having a party,
so they did have the lights on.
And this side is gorgeous.
It says Jo.
- [Jake] And Audrey.
- For my castle, yes.
- [Jake] My house is stuck to the table.
- All right, let's see, what's Audrey's?
- This is mine.
You got a lovely star roof.
- [Jordan] Ooh.
- This is the front.
So, yeah.
- [Jordan] There.
- Mine is stuck to the table,
so I can't really show you it.
(all laughing)
- [Audrey] What is this?
What is this?
- [Jordan] What is that?
- [Jake] The jet engine.
- [Jordan] A jet engine?
- [Mom] Looks like a polar bear.
- No, it looks like the beak of a bird.
- And here's m--
- [Jordan] Like the head of a bird?
- [Audrey] I don't even know.
- And here's mine.
I just slapped on a bunch of things.
- [Jake] I can't pick it up!
- [Jordan] Jake literally cannot pick his up.
It's stuck to the table.
- Do you want me to do it?!
- [Jake] Yeah.
- He literally cannot pick it up.
I'm scared.
Oh.
Oh, Ty's doing it.
- I'm weak.
- Yeah.
- Okay, well, I want to have a dance party with mine,
because it's, mine is, like, so sturdy?
Do you see this?
♪ Let it go ♪
(Jordan screams)
(Jordan laughing)
No!
- [Jake] You're lucky Logan isn't here.
- No!
- [Mom] That twirl.
(Jordan screaming)
That twirl (drowned out).
- Let it go (laughs).
- Here, um. - Oh, it went.
- It's already destroyed.
(Jordan screams)
- My castle!
(Jordan laughs)
I was just trying to sing Let It Go.
- [Mom] Just a little swirl box.
- It flew to the camera, then it fell at Mom's feet.
It just (imitates explosion).
I watched it shatter into pieces.
Wow, that's really tragic.
Did you see this?
- [Audrey] That was funny.
- That was so sad!
The one year!
♪ Let it go ♪
- The one year that I actually succeeded
at making a gingerbread house,
and it did not fail miserably.
Then what happens?
Fate is against me here.
Okay, now I'm sad, but we're just gonna have to do it.
I knew something was gonna happen.
I knew it.
It happens every year.
Something always happens.
- [Jake] Then why did you dance with it?
- Well, 'cause I wanted to sing Let It Go.
Anyways, okay.
Well, now you guys can vote.
Which do you like better?
This one?
Or those ones?
- Mine that was stuck to the table.
- Yours was stuck to the table.
Comment down below,
whose was your favorite gingerbread house?
Thank you guys so much for watching.
We'll see you next time.
Bye!
(jazzy holiday music)