- Hello, you two.
You're ten years old, and how do you--
who are you?
- I'm Abby. - I'm Sarah.
- Okay.
This'll help me.
[audience chuckling]
You're Abby.
And you're Sarah.
'Cause, you know, you'd think I could remember that,
but maybe not.
So you know, I'm Ellen.
[laughter]
Okay. All right, good.
Abby and Sarah. And you're twins.
That must be fun for you to fool people.
Do you ever try to do that?
- Yeah, actually, last year,
April Fool's Day, my teacher told me to go to Sarah's class,
and Sarah came to my class.
But my class already knew, 'cause it was my teacher's idea,
but Sarah's class had no idea.
So we switched sweaters and glasses,
and I went to Sarah's class.
And everybody had no clue.
They thought I was Sarah.
- Yeah. Well, why wouldn't they?
Y'all look exactly alike.
Do you find yourselves saying the same thing
at the same time?
- Well, like, sometimes.
It's not like in those movies
where it's like you say the whole sentence,
but sometimes we say, like, "Wow," or "Yeah."
- Oh.
[laughter]
So the movies really do exaggerate, because...
- Yeah.
- The "wow" and the "yeah," a lot of people do that.
So you'll just say "yeah" or "wow" at the same time.
- Mm-hmm.
[laughter]
- See, you just could've said "wow" or "yeah,"
but you just both nodded, so that was...
- Yeah.
- And what's the best thing about being a twin?
- We're like... both: We're best friends.
- Yeah, we can tell each other anything,
and we always know we're gonna have a friend.
And everybody fights,
but we always know we're gonna make up
'cause we're sisters.
- Aw, that's sweet.
And you both starting singing at what age?
- Well, we've sang for, like, a really long time,
but we really started around four, and...
- Yeah, we just sing everywhere.
- We sing everywhere all the time.
- And some--
- Sometimes at the dinner table,
our parents tell us to stop singing
'cause they want some peace and quiet.
[laughter] - Yeah.
- How rude of them.
And then you play guitar as well?
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- And we started, like, harmonizing last year, and--
- So I usually do the harmonies.
- Yeah, and I do the bottom part,
whatever that's called.
- Yeah. [chuckles]
You do the bottom part, and you do the harmony.
both: Yeah. - Okay.
Then do you want to sing? - Sure.
- Okay.
- Okay? - Okay.
[cheers and applause]
[both singing] Oh, won't you stay with me?
'Cause you're all I need
This ain't love, it's clear to see
But, darling, stay with me
- Why am I so emotional?
No, it's not a good look, gain some self-control
both: Deep down, I know this never works
But you can lay with me so it doesn't hurt
- You and me, we made a vow
For better or for worse
I can't believe you let me down
both: But the proof's in the way it hurts
You say I'm crazy
'Cause you don't think I know what you've done
But when you call me baby
I know I'm not the only one
[cheers and applause]
- Yay!
Ten years old. That's amazing.
All right.
So that's amazing.
You're ten years old, and you can--
and you play guitar.
And these aren't your guitars. I know you're borrowing these.
So we're getting you each a brand-new Martin guitar
from Guitar Center.
Those are yours. [cheers and applause]
- Ooh.
- And I know you're big Sam Smith fans,
'cause that was a Sam Smith song.
He's on the show tomorrow,
so I'm gonna invite you back, and you're come--
you're gonna watch Sam Smith perform on my show tomorrow,
and he's gonna probably autograph these guitars for you.
How 'bout that? - [stammers]
- All right.