- First we gotta lay down some rules.
(upbeat pop music)
(school bell ringing)
- I am set for the first day of school.
- [In Unison] Hey, guys!
- It's Brooklyn and Bailey,
and today we filmed a back to school
expectation versus reality for y'all.
- Because back to school is here,
and I feel like there're a lot of
expectations for when you go,
and then reality comes crashing down.
- And it's sad.
It's just a sad day, you know.
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Now, let's go on to the back to school
expectation versus reality.
(school bell ringing)
(upbeat pop music)
This is so cute!
Oh my gosh, I love dressing up
for the first day of school!
I look good.
(record scratch)
(yawn)
Do I really have to look nice
on the first day of school?
Cause I am way too lazy to change.
Eh, this'll do.
- Oh my gosh, Ally, I just got
my school schedule in the mail,
and I wanna see if we have any classes together.
- Oh my gosh, I just got mine too.
- Okay, I'm gonna read it out loud,
and just, like, say if you have the same class as me.
- Okay.
- Okay, first period, I have English.
- I have English too!
That's so exciting.
- Oh my gosh, you do?
Yeah, one class!
Okay, second period, math.
- I have Mr. Collins too.
- Yeah, with Mr. Collins.
- No way.
- Oh, my...
Okay, two periods.
- Oh my gosh, we have all of our classes.
- We're gonna have the whole schedule together!
(record scratch)
- Hey, Brooklyn, I just got my schedule
in the mail, did you?
- Yeah, I just got my schedule in the mail too.
- Oh my gosh, do we have any classes together?
I have math first period.
- Oh, no, I have English first period.
(buzz)
- Dang it!
What do you have second period?
I have English second period.
- I have math.
(buzz)
It's gonna suck, our schedule's
so not together this year.
(upbeat rock music)
- I love my new backpack, and my new journals,
and my new pencil pouch.
I am set for the first day of school.
Oh, I forgot to get a backpack for tomorrow.
I forgot to get a backpack for the first day of school!
Um, okay...
Let's see what I got here.
Yep, yeah, that should work.
- Yeah, that assignment though.
Such a good book.
- Yeah, it was really good.
- Oh my God, Great Expectations, like,
the summer reading is so easy,
such a good read, and I got my 10 page essay
done in, like, five minutes.
- Really? - [Brooklyn] Yeah.
- Oh, wow.
- It was, like, so simple.
- Yeah, I was able to finish the book in, like, a week.
It was really good.
- Yeah, it took me no time at all.
- Yeah, but that assignment, though.
- Oh, I know, I've been working on it all summer.
- Wait, what assignment?
- The summer reading assignment for Great Expectations.
(gasp)
- Oh my gosh, we had summer reading!
Is that due today?
- [Boy In Blue Shirt] Yeah. - Yeah, I think so.
- And there's a 10 page essay?
- Yeah.
- What period is it due, fourth?
This is third period, I don't even have any of it.
I didn't even read the book.
Oh my gosh, this is not how I wanted
to start the school year.
- Good luck, Brooklyn.
- All right, class, first day at school.
Let's have a party!
Whoop, whoop, whoop!
(upbeat hip-hop music)
♫ Supersonic tronic
♫ You gon' love my flow
♫ My beat is technotronic
♫ And my bass is low ♫
(record scratch)
Selection one, include Olrich, Emin,
Balance Between a Larger Situation,
Overcoming Disadvantage,
and Language in the 21st Century, ed.
Humphry Turkin and Timothy Reagan.
Amsterdam Benjamin's two--
- Aly, oh my God!
It's so good to see you!
- I know!
- It's been all summer!
- I know, I haven't seen you at all.
- I know, and I checked my schedule, and
I think we have all of our classes together.
- Really?
- Yes, I'm so excited!
- Oh my gosh.
- I'm just, like, so excited.
Aly!
It's so good to see you again,
I haven't seen you all summer long.
- Hi, um...
Bailey?
Yeah, we had English...
No, we had math together.
- Actually, I'm Brooklyn, and it was chemistry.
- I knew that.
- How was your beach trip, man?
- Pretty good.
- Oh, hey, guys how are y'all?
- Hey, what's up.
- How's your summer been?
(mumbling)
Oh, great, you know, I was in Mexico,
and then I went camping.
- Hey, Aly, what's up?
(shouting)
- I mean, how was your trip?
- It was so much fun.
- It was good.
- Oh my gosh, you guys, you got tan over the summer.
- Hey, thanks!
- Dang, I mean, last time I saw y'all,
I had to wear sunglasses, you were hurting my eyes,
but now it's like.
- Yeah, it was..
Yeah, that's fun.
- Michael, oh my gosh, you got so tan over the summer.
Did you go to the beach?
- I did, thanks.
- Aly, uh, you're looking a lot paler.
Are you sick?
- Yeah, I went to the beach,
but it didn't really do anything.
- Oh.
- All right, class, first day of school,
and I don't believe in giving out tests,
or homework, or anything,
so we're gonna play get to know you games.
- Yeah.
- Yeah!
- Oh, yeah! - [Girl] Oh yes!
- No homework, school is easy.
- No homework!
This is gonna be fun!
- First we gotta lay down some rules.
There will be no biting, no fighting,
no texting, no shouting, no blinking,
and no breathing in this class.
And don't you even think about asking any questions.
I got your homework here.
(crying)
- Why?
- I hate this place!
- Where's the dropout forms?
- Thank you guys so much for watching our video.
I hope you guys can relate on some level
to the expectations and reality
for going back to school.
- Brooklyn and I can definitely relate.
It's basically our life when we go back to school.
- Yeah, definitely.
- Pretty much.
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- [In Unison] Bye!