(upbeat music)
(boys laughing)
- [Interviewer] It's nice to see how supportive
you all are because-- (boys laughing)
- Yes. - It's really--
(boy mumbling)
so at least you got your movie-going all set, huh?
You sound like you're up to speed.
You watch a lot on the tour bus or do you?
- [All] All the time.
- If we're not sleeping, we're watching movies.
- [Interviewer] What are the big favorites right now?
What do you listen to--
- I just saw Urban Legend.
- Oh you did? - On the tour bus?
- No, not on the tour bus.
- No, what's the favorites on the tour bus?
- On the tour bus?
- He always takes Pulp Fiction.
- Pulp Fiction. - Spinal Tap.
- Really? - Oh yeah.
- Young Frankenstein.
- Yeah, that's a good one.
- Yeah Mel, lots of Mel Brooks movies.
- Ferris Bueller's Day Off he likes.
We just watched it.
- [Interviewer] You play the scenes over and over again
or do you watch the movies all the way?
- Oh yeah. - That's our life.
(boys giggling)
- We retain quite a bit from a first viewing, actually.
Our life is one big movie,
we just replay scenes.
- That's a quote.
- Does it seem that way when you have something
like what's going on today?
I mean we have scored of cheering fans out there,
but this is old hat to you by now.
This happens really everywhere you go.
When did it start getting old hat?
- It's not really old hat because
we don't get to come to New York every day.
But I mean, it's not, it is routine but it isn't.
You know what I mean?
Because everyday something different happens,
you know what I mean?
Even though there's a lot of people there everyday,
different things happen with different people,
you know what I mean?
So in a way, it's we're used to it,
but then somebody always does something usually
that kind of catches us off guard on a regular basis.
- [Interviewer] Is New York a big deal for you guys
to get this kind of acceptance in your hometown?
- Oh yeah. - Yeah.
- Big city. - It's great to be home,
especially I mean, New York is like you said a big city
and sometimes its kind of hard,
especially in New York, they're very critical people.
They're critiquing everything all the time
because there's always plays, always something going on
in the entertainment business.
So it's nice to see a lot of people
accept that stuff and our music.
- [Interviewer] But you guys have all been in show business
for a long time, right?
I mean you've been singing-- - For a while.
- I think everybody but Lance.
- Yeah, I'm just a loser.
(boys laughing)
- That's all right.
- Actually we've been singing together
for three years as a group,
but two of the guys were on a TV show on the Disney Channel
for how long were you in it? - I had a run for four years.
- Four years, two years, and then--
- These guys were working at Universal.
- Yeah, Universal Studios,
and then I was just going to school.
- Lance was just popular in class.
- [Interviewer] You guys all couldn't wait
to get out of town and go to Orlando.
- Exactly. - All right,
thanks a lot Carson.
Well it's an exciting day in New York City
and these guys are the reason why.
Hanson fans are lined up just a block from here.
- I don't know. - I think you are
the reason why.
Are you guys excited about this Live at the 10 Spot?
- It's gonna be very, very cool.
We are really excited, yeah.
- Oh, I don't know, no.
- He's just kinda maybe. - Maybe.
- How is this any kind of a different show?
I mean you guys have certainly played big shows before
in the past year. - Mm-hmm, absolutely.
- Yeah, but it's a cool show because
we're doing more of a set and we have more--
- More of a set. - Yeah more of a?
- More of a set, yeah.
More of the show, yeah.
- Yeah I've already been inside actually
and seen the set that they're gonna be working on.
They're on their way to sound check right now.
But it is really awesome.
Now is this the set that you're gonna be taking
out on the road this summer?
- This is part of it.
You get to see a little sneak peek of the show.
But yeah, yeah, it's kind of for
all the people that don't get to see it.
But you definitely have to see the show
to get the full thing.
- And as far as the songs that people are gonna hear tonight
on Live from 10 Spot, anything special, any surprises?
- You're gonna be hearing,
we're gonna be playing a song from 3 Car Garage,
the new recordings we're releasing.
And then a lot off songs off The Middle of Nowhere.
And we'll be playing a cover or two.
So that'll be cool. - Yeah.
- Get some old flavor in there.
- Yeah, right. - And some of these songs
are gonna be, I would imagine a lot of these
are gonna be in the tour this summer, too?
- Yeah all of the songs that we're playing
are going to be in the tour.
But also-- - And many, many more.
- And many, many more, yeah exactly.
This is only about half the show,
set wise and song wise and everything like that.
- Hi, my name's Layla. - Hi, Layla.
- Hi. - Hi, Layla.
- Hi, Nick.
I just wanna say that I love your music
and it's been a huge inspiration in my life
and I just wanna thank you so much for that.
Just start with that. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
- My question is, what '90s artist or group
has influenced you and who do you admire?
- The '90s? - '90s.
- I think--
- For me it would have to be Boyz II Men.
- Group wise, yeah. - Just because,
their first album, but then when Boyz II Men II came out,
it was just phenomenal. - Evolution.
- And they had, what'd they have,
like four number one singles?
- Yeah. - Or something like that.
And to think of having all that success
and they're a great bunch of guys.
We've had an opportunity to meet 'em,
and they are so very down to earth.
We've presented them with awards on award shows
and we look at them with goo-goo eyes thinking,
wow, man would it be like to do that?
And here we are.
So I think we as a group kinda look up to them
because they are in a group
and they've had a lot of success
and we would like to emulate that.
And it looks like we're on our way to it, we're trying.
- Yeah, and they've stayed so humble, too.
That's another good point to add about Boyz II Men,
as well as you guys, through all the success
and all of this, you're still the same five guys
that started this whole thing off.
Anybody else wanna add an influence to your music?
- So I was gonna say something.
I think besides, I think one of my,
even though it's a different type of music, is Nirvana.
I think Nirvana was really,
(girls screaming) awesome.
Definitely one of the '90s groups,
I think they were just a big influence
on a bunch of people out there.
- Yeah, definitely. - I think definitely.
- [Interviewer] I know when you guys sing your songs,
you know certain people sing certain parts.
How do you guys decide who is gonna sing what when?
- Well this group is typically,
it's a four part harmony group.
Justin is the bass, sings the lowest part.
Drew typically sings the part right above that,
which is the baritone part.
And then I sing the next part above that,
which is usually the lead or the second tenor part.
And then Jeff, 'cause he's so talented
with the high range, sings the higher falsetto.
- It's 'cause I sound like a girl.
I get to sing the high stuff. - And high stuff.
So I mean we mix it up sometimes
and different people sing different parts,
but typically we try to keep that form.
- Yeah it just works out because
it's our vocal range as individuals
and we just kind of compliment each other like that.
- Okay here we go. - Here we are.
(keys jangling)
(man grunting)
- Hey bud, do you mind helping me for a sec?
Thanks brother, I appreciate it.
There's the handle right there.
All right, cool, I got it.
Thanks, man, I really appreciate it.
- You're welcome.
In here? - Yeah.
Cool, thanks.
Go, go.
Go, go, go, go.
(dramatic music)
- The weekend can really only go up from here, you know?
(girl laughing)
- [Adam] Don't hurt yourself.
Your hindsight is really 20/20, razor sharp.
- Scream, scream.
- Ah, help me!
- [Adam] She needs help.
she needs help.
Dude, we've been robbed. - Can you untie me?
I mean we just got robbed, man.
- [Adam] Did somebody just leave?
Did you see a car when you got there?
- Can you untie me? - Dude, there's a wire cutter
in that third drawer, right there.
Do you see it?
- Let's go! - Thank you.
Thank you, thank you so much.
- Please help me, sir.
Thank you, oh my god.
- Hey, you okay? - Yeah.
- I'm like, literally, I'm shaking.
(intense music)
I'm literally like, I don't.
- Hey, what's the problem?
- We were just robbed.
These guys just saw these three guys drove away
in a white van?
- [Investigator] What do you mean, just a big white van?
- White van, three guys.
- How much stuff did they take?
- All I saw is the van was--
- He tore out a TV, that's all we know.
I mean-- - Yeah.
- You helped him carry out the van,
steal our television?
- I didn't help him, he said.
Well, I guess I did help him.
- Why would you help him carry a television out?
I don't understand this.
Are you involved in this crime?
- Absolutely not.
- So why would you help someone carry a television out?
- They were a moving company,
I showed up, they said can you help me bring it to the van?
I said, yeah.
- Give me your names.
I want information from you guys.
- Sure.
Tom Cruze. - Tom Cruze?
C-R-U-Z-E? - Yep.
- Okay.
What's your email, Tom?
- I'll type it in.
- You're gonna type it in my phone?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- There you go. - Thanks.
Nice try homeboy?
What does that mean?
You being a smart ass with me?
- I don't know, man.
- They're on to us.
- Can I get this story just straightened out
before the police come?
Explain to me what happened.
- I came to this house to get Punk'd,
and you guys did a pretty good job.
- Huh, what? - What are you talking about?
- Why are you laughing?
This isn't a funny thing.
Is this funny to you?
- This is hilarious. - Why is this funny to you?
- I figured all of this out already.
- What'd you figure out?
- The hidden camera is right here.
- We lost him. - Yeah.
- Yeah. - All right.
Here we go.
- 742, can I get a back up, please?
- We're done.
(man mumbling)
- We're abandoning, you gotta make them abandon out.
- Just let them walk, we don't reveal.
- You guys aren't supposed to be here.
Then get out of here if you're not supposed to be here.
- All right.
(suspenseful music)
- What the hell just happened?
- It was totally a prank.
- He made it the whole time.
From the moment that he walked in.
- How do you-- - How do I know?
'Cause I saw a camera in the van.
I thought something was sketchy from the beginning
because I looked in the van
and I could freaking see a camera.
- In this white van? - Yeah.
I did like a video camera show recently,
so I know what they look like.
- It wasn't anything about the actors.
It was about the bit and it was about making a camera.
He was right up on it from the very beginning.
- Yeah. - Right at the beginning.
The problem is, had he not done a hidden camera show,
no way. - Yeah.
He wouldn't have known. - No way.
- If you could be best friends or a side kick
with a superhero, who would it be and why?
- I would pick Superman.
Actually, no I wouldn't. - No, I'd pick the Hulk.
- If you were best mates with Superman,
you'd always be Superman's best mate.
- Yeah.
- You know you could be like a really nice guy,
and they'd be like, but he's Superman.
So, go on.
But he could fly, and you could fly around.
- You can hang onto his cape.
- It's bitter sweet being best friends with Superman.
- I think it's gonna be Iron Man
because he's just got that swagger vibe
and you know he'd be fun to be around.
- Yeah, and you just wanna go over to his house,
'cause he's got a great gaff, some nice cars.
- Yep. - Yep, Iron Man it is.
- And maybe he'd let you try the suit on, who know?
- Maybe. - Yeah,
I'd wanna chill with Hulk. - Yeah.
- And maybe you'd get his power a little bit, as well.
It'd just be interesting to be the Hulk.
- @KellamisRugged wants to know,
what is your favorite song as of right now?
- My favorite song, go on.
- No. - Oh.
Is Flowers in the Window by Travis.
- Like the one that's out now or?
- Oh, like a new one? - Any song.
- All right, then I'm gonna stick with mine.
- It's a good choice. - Thank you.
- I'm gonna go new.
I wanna go, well not too new.
Actually yeah, Maroon 5's new one.
(snaps fingers)
- Love Somebody? - Yeah.
(humming) - Yeah, I like that one.
- Favorite song of the moment is.
- Oh, I don't know any new music.
♪ Versace Versace Medusa ♪
♪ Versace Versace Versace ♪ (laughing)
- That's all three of our favorites.
- I'm gonna go with Drake, Hold On.
- Join me in welcoming BTS. (crowd screaming)
("On" by BTS) (crowd screaming)
BTS, all right.
- Hello. (all chanting greeting)
- The sights and the sounds are incredible here
in our Times Square Studio.
Gentlemen, I can't thank you enough
for stopping by here at Fresh Out Live.
I know you're incredibly busy and what a day to stop by.
(audience applauding)
On the new album, there are group songs,
there are individual songs.
Can you take me inside the writing process?
- Okay. (audience laughing)
Since there's seven songs,
Oh you want to answer, V?
(speaking foreign language)
- All right you dropped the music video for On today.
We were showing our audience here.
We've got some of the biggest fans of BTS.
(crowd screaming)
And what do you know, there it is on the big screen.
- Woo woo woo!
- Why was this the right song to lead with?
- Okay, JK's body wow.
- To call it a music video,
it's really like a movie,
these visuals you guys give us.
It had 15 million views in the first six hours.
I can't even imagine what it has right now.
Why was this the song to lead with
and is there special meaning behind it for you guys?
- Come on. (audience laughing)
Come on, come on.
(audience cheering)
(speaking foreign language)
(audience laughing)
- Well done. (audience applauding)
- Do you know what I wanna ask you guys about?
The BTS ARMY. (audience applauding)
Can I ask a question about the BTS ARMY?
- That's right.
- BTS is incomplete without ARMY.
(audience cooing)