- What kind of things does your sibling do
that would irritate you?
- I don't like, like hearing noise out of their mouth.
- Can you do something you think she would find annoying?
(mouth noise)
Oh, (beep).
(upbeat music)
- [Interviewer] Hello.
- Hi, hello.
- [Interviewer] What's your name?
- Brianna.
- I'm Curtis.
- [Interviewer] Do you have any siblings?
- I have an older brother.
- I have three.
- I have 13.
- [Interviewer] Dang!
Who do you get along with?
- My younger sister.
My older sister is the bossy one.
She's kind of a know-it-all.
(interviewer laughs) I'm sorry Jamie.
- [Interviewer] You get along with your brother?
- I would say we get along a lot more now than we used to.
High school was a little iffy.
He would like make me sit in the back seat
on the way to school.
He would like put his backpack in the front seat
and say the seat was taken.
- [Interviewer] Aww.
- Whatever.
- [Interviewer] Today you are gonna be matching
pairs of siblings.
- Okay.
- [Interviewer] And how are you feeling?
- A little nervous, but I'm good. (chuckles)
- [Interviewer] What's your strategy?
- Well, I'ma try to do facial features.
I'ma try to do what people would do
to figure out me and my brothers,
like my brothers and I are all tall.
People could probably be like, wife them together.
- I'll obviously go off like looks, maybe like attitudes.
- It's like I'm just gonna put people together
and maybe make them touch each other. (chuckles)
Wait, oh my God.
(interviewer laughs)
- Let's get the line out.
- Okay, arms and crochet.
- Is anyone over 30?
- I am 30. - Okay.
- Well, they all just look gen Z, which really scares me.
Cause I'm a millennial.
So you know we don't really get along.
(interviewer laughs)
- Hello, hello.
- [Interviewer] Not everybody in the line is full siblings.
- What's up?
- Hey.
- You like Harry Potter?
- Oh no I don't.
- I figured.
Hey belly button, what's up with you?
(siblings laughing)
- I think these two.
- Can I start with you two?
I see similar like face structure.
The eyes and the hair.
- Y'all will be siblings
'cause y'all both wore the middle part.
(interviewees laughing)
- They look alike.
Their body looks the same.
Their arms are long.
- Like big cheekbones.
The foreheads look similar.
You guys both just smirked at the exact same time.
(interviewee laughing)
I'm gonna go with this.
- The middle part is way more of a indicator
than anything else you're gonna say.
So I'm gonna just stamp this as right. (lightly stomps)
- This is my final pick.
- [Interviewer] All right.
- I'm going for it.
- [Interviewer] You two head to the end of the line.
- Can y'all come out together and just like,
let's just act for a second like this is a thing
cause look at 'em.
(siblings chuckling)
Y'all are fucking cute.
Both of you look very coordinated.
So I'm going for style here.
- They got the same like hip style and have the same hair.
- Is there a set of twins in the line?
- There is a set of twins in the line.
- It's them.
- Way too easy.
I can tell you both like to turn up.
Do you see like when you say something
they both kind of just like- (siblings laughing)
like, okay, okay.
Yeah, that's the final answer.
- You and you.
Are you the favorite sibling?
- No. (laughs)
I'm the funniest.
- Okay. (interviewee laughs)
Are you the favorite?
- I think it's pretty equal,
but I'm definitely the funniest, so.
- [Interviewer] Oh.
- Make me laugh. (person in background laughs)
- Him first or-
- No, you- - Like-
- No make you, yeah.
(all laugh)
- This is a first time twerk so here we go.
(all laugh)
- Oh yeah.
(one sibling laughs)
- Good, we're good.
- Told you.
- She was enjoying his embarrassment.
This is my guess.
- Can I get you and you,
'cause they got both real serious faces.
- Why do you think we're siblings?
- Yeah.
- Ooh, you guys have the same attitude right there.
(siblings laugh)
Maybe that right there.
- Do you get along with your siblings?
- No.
- Not really.
- What kind of things does your sibling do
that would irritate you?
- I don't like like hearing noise out of their mouth.
- Okay, can you do something that you
you think she would find annoying?
(mouth noise)
Oh fuck.
Do you like pushing the buttons of your siblings?
- Most of the time, yeah.
- You think it's funny, huh? - Yeah.
- Yeah, I feel confident.
- Come on up.
- Describe your mother.
- Short, but like sweet and short.
- Describe your mother.
Is your mother sweet and short?
- She's like short.
(siblings laugh)
- You look a little uncomfortable.
So I'm gonna ask you to give him like a 15 second hug.
- Okay.
- Can you be like, "I love you, it's good to see you."
- Love you, good to see you. - Love you.
It's good to see you too.
- Oh my God, I'm freaking out.
I really feel like she does not like you.
(interviewee chuckles)
I feel like you wanted to come here today
and forced her to be here.
(interviewee laughs)
I mean she can't even look up, and so uncomfortable.
Yeah, I think you guys are siblings.
- Is your mom sweet to your brother?
- My brother is the favorite, yeah.
- Okay, do you see yourself as the favorite?
- Most definitely.
- Why?
- Because I'm the youngest.
- Do you have a twin? - Yeah.
- Okay, (laughs) they're both twins.
- [Interviewer] All right, with a show of hands,
who did Curtis guess correctly?
- Oh, okay.
- Oh man.
- Oh, shit.
Aww I'm so sorry I paired you to each other.
(siblings laugh)
- [Interviewer] Will everybody pair up
with their actual sibling?
(siblings mumbling)
- Well, hello, hello.
- Hello.
- Are y'all fullies or halfies?
- We're the twins.
- You're the twins?
- Yeah.
- That's fucking adorable.
You take care of her, right?
- No. (siblings laugh)
- Do you guys have that like twin thing people talk about?
- I think there are certain occasions where like
we have the same interest where we like dress the same.
Even today we almost picked out the same outfits,
but then we had to go change
because it would've been obvious.
(Curtis laughs)
- I love twins.
That's hot. (laughs)
- That's hot.
That's kinda. (twin sibling laughing)
- Oh my God, nevermind.
Can we move on? - What do you mean by that?
- Y'all are related?
- Yes.
- Oh, the middle part. (siblings laugh)
Middle parts that were fucking f'real.
Halfies or fullies? (screams)
- Halfies.
- I am older. - Aww.
- By 12 years. - Damn.
- So I took care of her a lot growing up
'cause of some hardships.
- She helped raise me.
- More so lately it's been more of a sisterly thing
but for a long time it was more of a parental kinda thing.
- [Brianna] No, I get it. - Yeah.
- Maybe for her she felt more like a mother
but for me I was like, yeah,
she's just my older sister that I kind of tag along with.
I wasn't aware of like how much responsibility
she actually had, you know?
- Yeah.
- Do you feel like you missed out
on like part of your life?
Like, you know, going out, having fun
stuff like that by raising her?
She says no, so.
- No, I still did those things. (laughs)
- Okay.
- Bad influence.
- No, no, no, I, what?
(girl laughs)
- Hi, they just walk up and she goes,
"Don't step on my shoe."
- Describe your relationship.
- I'm the middle child.
I get blamed on for everything.
- I feel it, yep.
I got it.
- And he has done more than I ever have.
He has gone out more than I have
and he's only 14 and I'm 19.
- I get treated differently 'cause I'm a guy
and she's a girl.
- [Brianna] Oh. - They let me go out more.
They let me hang out with my friends.
- Being a girl in a Hispanic household is so unfair.
- Do you think it's fair?
- He knows it's not.
(Brianna laughs)
(all laugh)
- She's got a lot of resentment here I feel like.
- Gender roles show up so much in BIPOC families
and men get away with a lot.
And I hope that you feel your sister's pain
and that you raise your daughters differently
'cause you have the power to stop the cycle.
- This one is so confusing to me.
- (chuckles) Why is it confusing?
- I don't see it, first of all, are you full siblings?
- No. - No.
- Half siblings.
- Yeah, same mom. - Same mom.
- Do you feel supported by your big brother?
- Good question.
No, be honest too.
- It's okay cause you can- - I want her to be honest.
- You can move into different changes from here.
- Yeah, I, most ways like I know he supports me
but like if you ask me, would he be there for you?
That would be a different answer.
'Cause like, I don't know.
It's been super rocky.
Our mom was heavily addicted to opiates
and so we just had a rough childhood.
- I moved outta the house and left them kinda like behind
'cause the environment was terrible.
And then ever since then, it's definitely been rough.
- I do hope that you all are able to come together closer.
- My brother signed us up for this Cut experience,
this lineup and this whole thing right here
is definitely like a step-
- Yeah. - For us.
- Yeah, good. - For sure.
- That's fucking awesome.
- Can you guys give each other a hug?
Aww, that felt real.
- I love you too.
(interviewer laughs)
- Last ones, come on up.
Did you think I was gonna get this right?
- Not at all.
(siblings laugh)
- Halfsies? (laughs)
- But y'all do have really cool, like curl patterns.
Spicy white.
- Yeah, spicy white.
(one sibling laughs)
- Having different parents like you guys have different
like upbringings.
- His African side.
Like they seem to be more like inclined towards him.
And then like my white side seems
to be more inclined towards me.
Like there's obviously like favoritism, I think.
- (laughs) Yeah, for sure. - Very.
- Who do you think is better looking?
- For the white people, him.
(all laugh)
Everyone else, me.
- [Interviewer] Do you ever ask him for fashion advice?
- Oh my brother?
Yeah, obviously not today, but-
- I tried to dress him y'all.
I tried to dress him.
(siblings laugh)
- Yeah, that was harder than I thought.
- That was so much fun.
I do enjoy talking to siblings
'cause I think it's really cool
to see just how people evolve,
and how they relate to each other.
- [Interviewer] You got any words of wisdom
for all the siblings out there?
- I lost my brother five years ago and he was 17.
Just love your siblings.
Make sure that they know that you still love 'em.
Yeah, even if they're the favorite.