- Oh my god, what does it say?
(gasps)
(laughs)
Oh no!
(upbeat music)
- Instagram, we all love it,
and today we're going through each other's earliest posts.
And judging by who Gadiel is,
this is about to be a show.
- There's gonna be some real--
- I'm gonna look really different,
my hair is gonna be a mess.
- I just pray to God that I can stand myself.
(laughs)
- [Julissa] What's your very first post?
Your very first post is ...
"Take a picture before the owner comes back."
(laughs)
You're so lame, what?
- I saw a Lamborghini and I was like
lemme just take a picture real quick.
- [Claudia] Okay, this is the first selfie we see of you.
This is the first time you're alone in a photo.
First time you turn the camera on yourself--
- Good one.
- A full two years after you on Instagram.
Gettin' your hair did.
First time I posted a selfie.
- Immediately.
- Oh, that's not true.
- I was a quirky girl-- - I was quirky.
- Listen, here is the thing is back then--
- The epitome of quirky is what?
Zooey Deschanel.
- [MAYA] Back in the day, there was a quirky season.
A quirky era.
- Yes you were very much that era of 500 Days of Summer,
hey look at me--
- [MAYA] Oh that was my movie.
- February 13th 2012.
That's how many days after your first one?
February third, so's ...
- Like two weeks after I started Instagram!
- Wow, it took you 11 days and it took me--
- Two years.
- To post a selfie.
- [Curly] Real hair, real nose.
- [Pablo] Oh yeah, so true.
- [Curly] Before my nose job.
(laughs)
- What?
- That was my before my nose job.
- When now did you get a nose job?
- When I was 18.
So we had--
- I never knew this.
- Yeah, we had a little bit of money for like three years,
four years as a family.
And then we went back to being like, hello?
But in those four years I was like.
- A chef from Beverly Hills.
- Yeah!
- Whoa!
Look at Eli!
- [Eli] I went to Thailand for a month,
I lost like 20 pounds.
- Can I tell you something?
- What?
- I probably would've had a crush on you based on,
based on only your Instagram.
- What? Really!?
So it would've worked.
- And then getting to know you I would've been like, oh.
- What!?
- [Julissa] That was the days!
When I used to like not ...
Let's just not talk about those days.
- Not what?
(laughs)
I wanna know, they wanna know.
Don't you guys wanna know?
You owe it to the fans.
- Shut up.
It was just days where you know,
I drank maybe a little bit too much.
- [Gadiel] There's no such thing as drinking too much.
- Yeah, yeah there is.
- Oh my god!
What is this?
- [Curly] But like, nothing's changed.
Also though, beanie Pablo.
- [Pablo] Oh, back when I thought I was a skater.
I used to call myself Skater Boy
on MSN messenger in like 2003.
And I've never skated one day in my life.
- [Pablo] Really!??
- Yeah.
- Now what is this picture right here?
This is what someone said about my hairline
on the video of being a Latino but we was right.
"His hairline is several-- up."
(laughs)
I'm reading this, and you wrote back and put
"I agree hahaha."
And then he responds and says,
"Lol I just realized you're the guy in the video."
(laughs)
- [Curly] Damn!
- [Pablo] Me and my little sister.
- [Curly] This one made my coochie go like this.
- [Pablo] Oh no.
- [MAYA] Hashtag Vegas, hashtag turn down for what,
hashtag swag, hashtag suits, hashtag night out,
hashtag turn up.
- Turn up is still a hashtag I use by the way.
- So you start putting up thirst traps.
- Oh yeah, then I started seeing the point.
(laughs)
- Oh so we have a picture of Julissa
tryna lick her armpits.
What is going on? - [Julissa] First of all
I'm not licking my armpits--
- [Gadiel] That's nasty girl.
- [Julissa] I was just like this,
and then I had like my head like this
and I was like.
- But you're looking at your armpits
and you're putting your tongue--
- My eyes are closed!
- Oh it's closed and--
- [Julissa] Yeah!
Look at my hair!
- [Gadiel] Your hair is on point though!
(snapping fingers)
- Those girls was poppin'
but they were blonde and brown at that time.
- You look good those times.
(gasps)
- [MAYA] Oh.
Oh Eli!
- [Eli] My mom put me in dance,
I didn't wanna do dance and I had to do it.
And she added pink sequins to my white suit
'cause it wasn't flashy enough.
- I see you when a Latina mother loses her temper.
(laughs)
- [Voice In Video] Mami!
- Can't you in here--
(laughs)
- So clearly we see where the Latino mom originated,
but Gadiel ain't have nothing on me.
- [Julissa] Oh my god look at Curly!
- [Gadiel] And that was the first selfie
I ever took with Curly.
- What an honor, I'm going to be working with Curly.
(laughs)
- I feel like my Instagram really reflects
kind of a bit of a self confidence transformation.
- What were you thinking,
what were you feeling,
you were like your outfits you were wearing,
you're like ...
And part of me is like what the-- was I thinking?
(laughs)
- When I look back on my Instagram,
I feel very happy to know that I've come a long way.
- I look back and I can see a picture
and I think of that's outside that kind of like square
and who I was and what I was,
insecurities as well.
So it's like a good validating point
to like see how far you came.
- You were like oh what an honor,
I'm here working with Curly,
and now you're like, oh hey Curly.
- Yeah.
- It's so crazy to see like
the big difference and the growth.
- Like I look at an old photo of myself
and I'm like this person doesn't know X about XY and Z
at this moment in their life.
- That's a good way to look at it.
- We'll look back at this video and be like,
oh why did we say that?
- Everyone makes fun of selfies
and being narcissistic on Instagram.
It can be a tool for self confidence!
- [Ardiana] This is so narcissistic,
and people are just doing it for follows
and then I was like wait, me too.
(laughs)