Yo, it's PRETTYMUCH!
(All whooping)
And uh, we're gonna tell you about our first time.
Nick, you start.
For me, uh,
I'm not gonna really talk about my first kiss (laughs).
Whoever it happened to, if you're watching this,
you know who you are, uh,
but it happened in the eighth grade.
But my first crush, believe it or not,
uh, it was this girl (chuckles) Amanda Barber.
She probably don't even know this,
but I always used to talk about her when I was younger.
It was, like, the third grade, maybe? I don't know.
But she was a cheerleader for my Pop Warner football team,
so I would always get caught, like, looking at her, like...
and everybody'd be like, "Nick, get your head in the game!"
like, "What are you doing?
"Put your helmet on, get on the field,"
like, "It's your time to go."
Everybody- whoever coached me,
they still pick on me to this day 'cause like,
"Yo, he was always checking out
"the girls and the cheerleading squad,
"never paying attention to that football game."
So yeah.
I bet. I can so see that.
Can I name drop? (laughs)
Vienna Peters was my first crush ever.
(laughing, claps)
I'mma name drop too. I'mma name drop too.
So, when I was really young, I grew up with these two girls.
They were best friends, they were my best friends.
At first I had a crush on one of them, her name's Logan.
And then later on I had a crush on the other girl.
Her name is Savannah.
So it kinda went hand in hand.
But I never, like, went farther than friends with them, so...
and they're still my friends today. Sorry, guys.
-Did you kiss them? -No.
-Aww. -They were just my crushes.
Yeah, my first real kiss was actually...
I think crush was the question.
(talking over each other)
Crush, or kiss.
Or you could say both.
My first official kiss was actually in LA.
I was, like, thinking about doing it
the whole movie we were watching,
and then finally, the credits are rolling
and we look at each other and we're just like...
-Do it! -(smooch)
(laughter evolves into applause)
-It was so cool! -It was so awkward.
It was great. It was very awkward.
(Grunting)
When I was in third grade, I was one of the hall monitors.
No way!
No, I could just see a little fanny pack.
You're like a hall monitor for the kindergarteners,
and I was, like, in third grade.
You know, I felt like a cool dude,
and my, like, crush at the time, she was like,
"Hey, I wanna kiss you," and I was like, "Me too."
So then, we like, snuck into the staircase
and I was just like, "Okay, (claps) I'm ready,"
and we just (smooches)
and I was like, "(grunts) Gotta do work now,"
and then I went back.
(laughter)
-That's hilarious. -That was my first kiss.
I can imagine exactly how it went.
He went... and he just ran.
He didn't say anything else, just darted out into the hall.
I remember the first time "Would You Mind" dropped.
Um...
Was there a second time it dropped?
I remember the first time "Would You Mind" dropped,
(light chuckles from all)
like, we all whipped out our phones, played it,
and we were just running around the house,
like getting it on all our social medias, like Snapchat.
We're pushing each other like, "Yo! It's on! Oh my god!"
and we were running,
and then, like, after five minutes,
we were like, "Wow. That was amazing."
We were, like, caught off guard a little bit 'cause
we were waiting till, I thought, like...
Midnight.
But we forgot that it comes out earlier-
In like four other places, yeah.
So then we saw some fan posts
and I was like, (claps) "Yo! It's out."
I think the coolest part about it is that
we finally got to show, like, our artwork, and Apple Music.
Oh yeah.
And we were just like, "Yeah!"
We got a whole artist page.
You click on us, it's got a little header, you know?
And one song.
(laughing)
So we work at professional studios sometimes,
and then we also have a studio at the house
'cause we live together.
We'll just be like, "Yo, let's get in the studio."
This guy's a crazy producer,
so he's got, like, beats on beats on beats.
And we'll just get in, all together,
and just throw melodies down, and all up from there.
I think, um, what was also cool was just, like,
the whole creative process and, like,
getting to work with really, really good writers
like Savan Kotecha.
It was exciting to see it all, like, come together,
and, you know, see the artwork on iTunes, Spotify...
The blue check on Spotify.
Yeah.
People think it's hard 'cause it's, like,
5 people in one room with a producer and another writer...
We also know our place.
(ALL) Yeah.
And the fan reaction was amazing.
Yeah, it was super.
I was, like, so caught off-
and like, the moms of the fans were running up
and being like, "Yo, we really love this song,"
"It reminds me of when I was in high school and driving a..."
you know.
And I was like, "Yo, that's worth it. So tight."
Word.