-My next guests have nearly
160 million TikTok followers between them.
They host a weekly podcast called
"Charli and Dixie: 2 Chix."
And this summer, their family will be the subject of
a new docu-series called "The D'Amelio Show."
Here are Charli and Dixie D'Amelio.
Ah, look. Come on. Look at the sisters.
I'm so happy you're here.
A lot of times, we'll ask guests
what they've been up to in quarantine.
Dixie, in your case, you launched a music career.
-Yes. -Giant, by the way.
You released your song "Be Happy" in June.
It has over 100 million YouTube views,
70 million streams on Spotify.
Wow! Did you realize it was going to be that much of a hit?
-I mean, I honestly had no idea that that would happen at all.
I've always wanted to do it but never really thought
it could happen, and then it did pretty well.
-Pretty well? Oh, my -- Pretty well?
Are you kidding me? Any plans for more music?
Is there an album in the works? Anything that you can tell us?
-Definitely an album at some point,
but my next song is coming out April 9th,
which I'm very excited about.
-Love it. Alright, new jam from Dixie.
Alright, good.
What did you think --
Because you didn't join TikTok right away.
Charli joined first.
What did you think when you saw her making TikToks?
Were you like, "Cool, I want to do that"?
-You can be honest. -[ Laughs ]
She started at a time where TikTok was
still really embarrassing,
and I was really embarrassed that she was posting.
And my friends at school were very into what she was doing.
And I was like, "Oh, my gosh.
She is so weird," blah, blah, blah.
-She told me.
She was like, "I just hit a 100K."
And I was like, "Oh, my goodness.
This is so insane."
She was like, "Talk to me when
you hit a million," and that's when she joined.
-Yeah. And then a little competition.
But, Charli, I noticed that you started changing up
your content a little bit recently.
You're posting reviews of things like --
I don't know what was one I just saw.
Kinetic sand I think I saw. -Yeah.
-How do you know what your followers are going to be into?
-If I'm going to be honest with you,
it was what I was doing on a day-to-day basis.
I was doing reviews to myself in the mirror
and I was like, "Why don't I film this?
This is so much fun. Maybe people will enjoy it."
I know what people like changes very often,
and I was like, "Why don't I share this with everyone
and see what they think?"
And I did, and people actually really liked it.
-Do you think that is the key to being successful
on social media, just being honest?
-I think so.
I feel like you have to be as authentic as you can be,
because people can tell when you're not being authentic,
and they don't resonate with that as much.
-Before you started doing this, Charli,
you were a competitive dancer.
Would you ever go back to that?
-I actually just started getting back into training.
We got a dance studio in my house, which is so amazing.
Really never thought that that would happen.
And I've been working very closely with Blake McGrath,
who has kind of brought me from, like, being out of dance
and feeling self-conscious about myself,
because I felt like every time I danced,
I had to, like, prove something to everyone,
and that is not what dance is about.
And he really helped me find myself again.
And we are going to be working on a solo
for this year, so hopefully I can get back into
the competition scene, because I really miss it.
-Well, you're on Time magazine's TIME100 Next" list,
and the person that writes about you is Jennifer Lopez.
What?! Dude, you have to be happy.
You have to be excited.
That is legendary. That is legendary.
-That was insane.
I didn't know she was writing about me
until I woke up and I saw everyone was like,
"Oh, my goodness.
J.Lo wrote this about you."
And I was like, "Wait. Hold on. That's not real.
That didn't happen. I don't know what's going on."
That was insane to me when I saw that.
What she said really made me feel
so great and so confident in myself,
because she made me feel like I matter to her,
and having your idol acknowledge you like that
is something so amazing and something
I never thought would have happened.
-You have your own docu-series coming to Hulu this summer.
It's called "The D'Amelio show."
I'm excited about that, but are you -- Is it everything?
I mean, you are guys going to get in fights and arguments?
I mean...
-We haven't yet.
We said, before the filming started,
"Who is going to be the first one to flip a table?
That has not happened yet. -Oh, you have to!
-The tables in our house are heavy.
They're hard to flip.
-You got to be -- Go get, like, a really --
like, a plastic table or something outside
and practice that.
You have to flip a table. -Like, a very dramatic scene.
-Luckily, we have not had any of those.
We don't -- -We don't really --
-We don't argue that much anymore.
-Not with words. With our eyes more.
-Yeah. We're, like, literally like...