- What is good? It's your boy, Rhino
AKA Light Skin Cameron Dallas.
- What's good everybody? It's your boy Noah Boat
AKA White Chocolate Wonderful
and we're here at FBE Studios and today
we're gonna be reacting to the Teens React
to when the music video doesn't match the song.
♪ (rock intro) ♪
- I love that. Hey, it's you.
- Hey.
- (Christina) All right. Music video, I presume.
- (Will) Oh, I know these videos.
- (Jair) Is this when the music video
doesn't match the lyrics? - It is.
- That was totally the title, too.
- (Troy) Dude, this is so funny.
These are my homies. These are my good friends,
LiveLoveServe.
- Good old Troy. - Love Troy.
- Bless his heart.
We're hilarious. - We bodied this.
- (Will) This is amazing.
- This video was so much fun to film.
- He wasn't feeling it, that guy.
- (Kenneth) Wait, is this the actual music video
to this song? I can't---
I don't believe it.
- I like his excitement.
- (Christina) Are they singing it? - I like her style.
- She fresh. - The little glasses.
All these people are awesome.
- Why weren't we fresh back then?
- Yeah, how old-- 'cause they're young
and I'm so not fresh. - We didn't have anybody cool
to look up to. - Nah.
- (Jair) Yo. - It's amazing to see that
what we created can give someone that reaction
to be excited like that.
- (Kenneth) This question needs to be answered.
Is this the real video? There's no way.
- Do you genuinely think he meant--
- Did he not know who Big Time Rush was?
- I don't think-- I think he knows
that's clearly not the Big Time Rush actual
music video. - But if he doesn't know
who Big Time Rush is, he hears the pop song
and sees the video and he's like,
"Wait, are these guys actually saying it?"
- I would like to find out. - A lot of people,
when we made that video, thought that was our song,
but for us, our age, we just assumed everybody
knew who Big Time Rush was.
- (Troy) They made three now. Charlie Puth has talked about them,
Lebron James. - I'm glad he's giving our stats.
- When we did the first one and Kendall Schmidt quoted it.
- Oh my God. - I was like, "This wasn't
supposed to happen." - Yeah.
- Big Time Rush wasn't supposed to see this.
This was supposed to be a funny video
and then Jesse McCartney saw the one that we did on him.
I was like... - And he quoted it
and it got a quarter million favorites and I was like,
what the heck? - Just crazy.
- I'm not even funny. Crazy.
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- (Christina) Oh, that dog is so cute.
- Thank you. Her name's Leila.
That's my dog, Leila.
- (Will) It's crazy how many people they actually got in this.
- Oh yeah.
- (Troy) Walking out of some building and you see
30 black dudes just all going hard.
- That's why I like Troy.
- (Jordan) I just really fell in love with everyone behind...
- Ryan picked the song for this one.
- JB, only option. - This song goes.
- Mikaela having the time of her life.
He doesn't. He's not feeling it.
Jackson, lighten up. Just lighten up a little bit.
How could you not-- you cannot not smile.
It's okay though. When I was fourteen.
- I was trying to be cool. - I was trying to be cool.
- (Will) The people who edited this are actually really good.
- That's me. Edit this, it's just me.
- I like that kid. I like all these people
in this thing.
- (Kenneth) I'm a little speechless, I'll be honest.
I am very confused. - As you should.
- (Anna) They're going off. They all look so cute,
wholesome kings. - I'm putting that on a shirt.
- He said, "This video was probably fun to make."
It was. - It was.
- This one was fun. - They are fun.
- After the first one popped off, everybody knew the deal
and it was obviously funny just to play the song
in front of everybody.
- (Jackson) I wouldn't be able to take myself seriously
if I was in this video. I would be just laughing
the whole entire time. - People say, "How'd you
film this? How were these guys
not laughing?" It's always funny seeing
the final product put together with the bottles
pouring everything. When you're doing it,
it's very simple. You're just lip syncing
to a JB song.
- (Jordan) The fact that they have a sense of humor
and aren't taking themselves too seriously to do
something like this is actually very attractive.
- Wow, she knows it.
- (Jair) Who would think to do something like that
and then then the songs they chose. - Us, us.
- Hey, part three. This was so stressful to film.
- It was a logistical nightmare having to get 50, 60 people
into this small house. - And the first two videos
already existed, so we knew the stakes were higher.
It's hard when it's our vision and we have the people
that sung the verses. They know what's going on,
but when you have all the extras,
you have to tell them what to do.
- Everyone wants to be in the shot.
- It was just a long night. - It took how many hours?
We were there from 8 PM-- - 'Til like 1 AM.
- 1 AM.
- (Jair) It's gonna be a good one?
- Now why she gotta look let down?
Jesse McCartney slaps.
- (Anna) They got girls and whatnot.
- He's still unimpressed.
- Oh, I love when we introduced that shot.
- (Mikaela) Girls twerking to You and Your Beautiful Soul.
- Mikaela gets it. For part three,
we knew we had to get a girl twerking.
Just that, "I want you and your beautiful soul."
like Mikaela just said. I want you and your beautiful soul
juxtaposed with the shaking butt.
- And the title, When it Doesn't Match.
- We are artists.
- (Jordan) They're throwing it back musically
and physically.
- Absolutely. - I like these kids.
- (Jackson) I like that they put so much effort.
- All right, respect. - Respect.
All that cash as real, too, and we were like,
trying to save it at the end of the day.
- (Past FBE) Those videos were all from the YouTube channel
LoveLiveServe. - Who?
- (Anna) I don't know them. - Oh.
- (Jair) I've watched them for a while now.
- (Troy) I met these guys at VidCon a couple years back.
- Nobody knows us. It's fine.
- (Troy) They put a lot of effort into them.
- Thanks, Troy. - Respect.
Respect to the other girl who knew us.
It was VidCon two years ago. - Yeah, we met a couple
of the kids from the Fine Bros cast.
Labib and Costas and then Troy was their tag-along friend
and then we all started mingling.
- And then we've just been friends ever since,
so shoutout to the whole gang. - Great story.
- (Past FBE) The channel has almost four million subscribers
and over 500 million combined views.
- (Will) Dang. - (Anna) Oh wow
and I've never heard of them. - Well, she has now
and that's what it's about. I think that's what
we kind of work for after a while,
just to be recognized for what you do
and plus, YouTube's weird. Everybody has their own
weird watching patterns and what they watch
and enjoy on YouTube.
- (Past FBE) The channel's comprised of Noah Taitano
and Ryan Burton, two film students
at Drexel University. - Drexel.
Seniors in college. Trying to graduate.
- I've had so many friends like, "The second I made
a dime on YouTube, I dropped out of school."
Maybe had we popped off or whatever earlier,
maybe we wouldn't be doing college,
but all the adults and older people,
"It's good that you're staying in there
getting your degree and stuff." And I'm like, "Yeah."
- But that degree's forever, so education's very valuable.
- (Past FBE) So, what do you think about the fact
that they're still in school and yet they're still
making videos and managing this successful YouTube channel?
- That's great that they can do that.
- We were at 3.8 and now we have what?
Four point, almost two?
- (Kenneth) It's hard. I try to release a video
once in a while, but I'm swamped in school work
and I just can't, so it's impressive
that they can do what they're doing.
- Respect. - Yeah, if you're in high school
or middle school and you're making videos,
cherish that because if I would have known
earlier, I would have started making videos consistently,
taking it more serious back then, 'cause there's so much more time.
- (Past FBE) All three of the videos have millions of views.
Even celebrities like Juice Wrld, K-Lonnie, Winnie Harlow,
and even Kendall Schmidt from the band Big Time Rush,
whose song they used... - He DM'ed us.
- (Jair) Oh man, that's so great.
- (Anna) That's so crazy that it's gotten so mainstream
that actual Big Time Rush guys have seen it.
- And Jesse McCartney. He quoted my tweet.
How crazy is that? We grew up watching
these people. - Reunite, go back on tour.
- And Jesse McCartney. I was with my MP3 player
in elementary school, middle school listening
to that stuff.
- (Past FBE) These videos however, all three
have seen a great response. During an interview,
the guys mention that they think a part of why
it got so big is that it can be attributed
to the fact that a lot of people couldn't tell
if the video was lip syncing or if they actually sang along.
Do you think these guys will continue to put out
videos like this or do you think they're gonna
switch things up and move on to something else
while they're still on top?
- (Jackson) I feel like they're maybe gonna have
one or two more videos like this
and then they're gonna try something that's
similar to it. - Is that what we're gonna do?
- What, make one or two more? - Make something that's similar
to it? I think we're just gonna
keep doing it until we feel like we don't
wanna do it anymore. Until it's not fun for us.
- (Will) They should switch it up just because,
okay, we've seen it already. We've seen it three times.
Yes, it is great, but it's gonna start
to get repetitive. - I like his honesty.
- I agree.
- (Past FBE) So finally, if they release a fourth
one of these, what do you think should be
the premise of the music video and what song should they use?
- (Jair) They've gotta go back, back now.
They've gotta do My Little Pony.
- (Mikaela) Backstreet Boys or NSYNC.
- Yeah. - I love people's suggestions.
When people hear, they see the Boyfriend,
the Big Time Rush, then they instantly go to,
"You gotta Jonas Brothers, you gotta One Direction."
That's why I picked Jesse McCartney,
'cause it's different. We're not doing
the boy band thing. We're just doing
when it doesn't match.
- (Anna) If you're going for the boy band vibe,
why not just go for the ultimate
boy band vibe. - (Troy) Throw on
some country in there, whether it's a music video
with some hard rap. - We're leaning towards that.
- That's the one. - (Troy) He could put on
a cowboy hat. - Yee-haw.
- Troy knows it. - Wow.
I have many things to say. - I have so much to say.
- (FBE) So, we have to ask, what is it like to see people
who are just a few years younger than you
react to you and your videos? - Awesome.
- It's so cool. - Anybody who watches our stuff,
I'm grateful for. We try to make the content
that people react to, so to have--
I mean, at the biggest level, these kids reacting to us.
- And just everybody's perspective on how they
interpret it. I love it.
- (FBE) So, as you saw, some of the reactors
were wondering how you came up with the concept
and song selection, so can you share how
you came up with the concept for When the Music Video
Doesn't Match the Song? - Yeah, it was kind of an idea
that I had for-- I've had it for a few years.
I always thought it'd be funny to do a hard rap video
with a country song. I brought it up to Noah
whatever months ago when we decided to do it.
- We were just sitting in our dorm laughing
our heads off like, "Yo, when we go home
for Christmas break, I'm hitting up all
my high school friends. We're gonna shoot this.
It's gonna be great." Filming the second
and third one were a little more stressful,
'cause the first one was, we didn't know.
- Yeah, it was just for fun. - We have fifteen guys.
We're like, "Meet us in the back of this parking lot.
Let's shoot this video." - The evolution of trying
to top ourselves I think was what we didn't anticipate.
- (FBE) What does it feel like to have gotten to this point
in your career where you have a following
and fans asking you to create more content?
- It's a blessing and a curse. - Yeah.
- I think that having even people watch us at all
is awesome, but then you get everyone
and their mom's opinion about what's to do next.
You saw with the kids saying, "You guys gotta
do Big Time Rush, you gotta do this.
But if you do it too many times, then it's not
funny anymore, but I wanna watch them
forever though." Everybody's saying
different things, but at the end of the day,
we're gonna try our best to make our decision.
- That hopefully we can please as many as we can.
Our channel, we have so many variety of types
of content that we make, so we're never gonna stick
to just one thing and we're just gonna try
to plant little seeds here and there and then
what works, we'll see. - Based off of the one,
me and Noah sitting in our apartment
and I showed him this concept, had that not--
that conversation exchange didn't happen,
we wouldn't be here right now, so it's kinda weird.
Imagine what conversation we're gonna have next month
that's gonna lead us into a different direction.
- (FBE) So, we asked our teens if they think you should
release more videos in this series,
so we have to ask you guys, will you be releasing
a fourth episode in the music video series
or will it stay as a trilogy? - Yeah, we're definitely--
we already filmed a part four and then we already know
we're gonna do a part five. - We don't know how many
we're gonna do and we understand
milking things, they only have so much
of a shelf life before it's not funny,
so we're gonna make that decision. - And we'll see the response
after the-- we know we're gonna go
to part five and then based on the response
of the world, we'll see how that goes.
- (FBE) So finally, we always like to give you a chance
to respond directly to the reactors that you saw today.
You shared in the past that you're both college students
and online creators and with many of our reactors
in this episode about to go to college,
what advice would you have for them
about balancing the success of your channel
and producing your own videos while also
going to college? - We have balanced school
and YouTube for four years right now.
- Somehow we did it. When you go to college,
it's all about how you use your time,
'cause you can sit and do nothing and just
hang out and party and that's never gonna
get you anywhere, partying and that's kinda what
we noticed. - Yeah, we did the party game
month one and two freshman year
and then we're like, okay, what do you have
to show for yourself after a party?
- Absolutely nothing. College is a time
where you can try out what you like and don't like
and all that stuff and we figured out
what we like in college. - Yeah, start early
if there's something you wanna do,
that you know, after college, try to start in college
if you have an idea. Find something that you
have a passion for.
Thank you FBE so much for letting us be
on this episode reacting to the teens reacting
to our music video series. - Make sure you guys
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