The BEST episodes of The Naked Brothers Band

Every episode of The Naked Brothers Band ever, ranked from best to worst by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The best episodes of The Naked Brothers Band!

"The Naked Brothers Band" follows brothers Nat and Alex Wolff as they rehearse, perform and live their extraordinary teen lives. Their dad is part of the show, too, and he helps guide them as they make decisions about their careers. Acting, singing and dancing may be their job, but these brothers still have lessons to learn about friendship, family and fame.

Last Updated: 1/24/2024Network: NickelodeonStatus: Ended
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Everybody's Cried at Least Once
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5.50
4 votes

#1 - Everybody's Cried at Least Once

Season 2 - Episode 8 - Aired 4/12/2008

The band prepares to leave on their tour. The band members face different problems: Dad is still upset about his split from Betty, so Nat and Alex end up leaving Lucky behind and give him to Dad; Rosalina's father is getting divorced for the fourth time and almost doesn't make it in time to say goodbye; and David isn't allowed to bring E.T.—if he leaves him home, his mom will send her to the kennel. But everything worked out after all: Dad started laughing again after he started watching George Lopez's stand-up comedy on television, and Dad and George Lopez end up going to accordion camp together; Tuffy ends up letting E.T. come on the bus after all; and Rosalina's dad made it just in time before the bus left.

Directors: Melanie Mayron
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Battle of the Bands: Part 1
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5.50
4 votes

#2 - Battle of the Bands: Part 1

Season 1 - Episode 11 - Aired 10/6/2007

The Naked Brothers Band and another band, the L.A. Surfers, find themselves competing in a "Battle of the Bands" charity event benefiting Little Kids Rock, a nonprofit organization that provides free instruments and lessons to children from low-income public schools. Rosalina starts to fall for the L.A. Surfers lead singer, Bobby Love. It annoys Nat that Rosalina is seeing the opponent's lead singer. It turns out that Bobby is just dating Rosalina to get to Nat and is lying about everything, i.e, his British accent, not writing his own songs, etc. Nat and Bobby fight and declare at a press conference that the charity event is now a competition and the losing band's proceeds from their next CD goes to the charity. After Nat's unsuccessful attempts to tell Rosalina the truth about Bobby, he and the band make fun of her, and she quits. She tells Bobby what happened (what the band thought about him), Rosalina throws her music in the garbage, and when no one is looking, Bobby steals it. At the concert, Bobby's band plays Nat's new song that he stole from Rosalina. She discovers Bobby is fake, and runs over to the Naked Brothers, hugs Nat, and apologizes to him, crying. There is a net of balloons above the stage and Rosalina pulls the rope. Balloons fall all over of Bobby's band and his fake identity is revealed. The Naked Brothers play Nat's new song, "Girl Of My Dreams", dedicated to Rosalina. They win the Battle of the Bands. Songs Performed: "L.A.", "Girl Of My Dreams" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Polly Draper
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Cleveland
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5.50
4 votes

#3 - Cleveland

Season 2 - Episode 9 - Aired 4/19/2008

The band kicks off their tour in the midwest. The fans are going crazy and the band mates are annoyed that Nat gets all the attention, especially Thomas. Rosalina is jealous too, but tries not to show it. She is jealous of all the attention that Nat gets from all the girls that like him. The band members try to make Thomas feel better, but it doesn't work. But, when they arrive to Cleveland, everyone starts screaming for Thomas and he thought Nat did that for a joke. Qaasim and David go online to figure out how Thomas got all the girls. A crazy lady (Melanie Mayron), who interviewed the band, said that Thomas loves the girls of Cleveland, but he actually said he loves girls from Venus. Since the crazy lady thought he said he loved girls from Cleveland, it made the people of Cleveland his favorite. At the end, the band performs "Body I Occupy" at a concert in Cleveland. Also, Thomas rewrote the song, "Boys Rule, Girls Drool" from The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie back when he was nine, to "Girls Rule, Boys Drool", and performed it on stage in honor of the girls of Cleveland.

Directors: Melanie Mayron
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VMA’s
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5.29
7 votes

#4 - VMA’s

Season 1 - Episode 1 - Aired 2/3/2007

The Naked Brothers Band are invited to the Video Music Awards. This means that Nat and the rest of the band have to get ready and practice while Rosalina is having her braces removed. Jesse reads Nat and Alex their horoscopes; Nat's had said if he failed, he would bring everyone down with him. Alex's said that he would have to be cautious of falling objects and stay away from motorized vehicles. This worries Alex and now the band fears they will not win the VMA's. Despite their fears, the band wins "Best Rock Video" for their song "Banana Smoothie". Songs Performed: "I'm Out", "Banana Smoothie" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Polly Draper
Writer: Polly Draper
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Mystery Girl
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5.25
4 votes

#5 - Mystery Girl

Season 3 - Episode 1 - Aired 10/18/2008

The band is making a major motion picture, but it's far from quiet on the set as Nat grapples with why his girlfriend, Rosalina, is trying to get herself written out of the script. To Nat's dismay, he discovers that Rosalina is about to leave on a six-month cruise around the world, her prize for winning a music competition. Meanwhile, on the set, Alex freaks out when he discovers that his part in the movie requires him to kiss his skateboarding buddy, Juanita. Nat has to kiss his co-star star, actress Miranda Cosgrove, who plays herself.

Directors: Jonathan Judge
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Operation Mojo
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5.25
4 votes

#6 - Operation Mojo

Season 3 - Episode 2 - Aired 11/22/2008

When Nat sees a tabloid photo of Rosalina kissing another guy during her around-the-world cruise, he becomes convinced that he is losing her for good and goes into a funk that threatens to prevent him from finishing the movie the band is making. Desperate to snap him out of his gloom, Alex leads Nat into the wilderness, believing that surviving the perils of nature will lead Nat to discover his inner strength and regain his mojo. But with so much at stake, Alex knows that failure isn't an option. So, he enlists the aid of his band mates to clandestinely stage events designed to make Nat believe he is a wilderness hero.

Directors: Polly Draper
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Naked Idol
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5.25
4 votes

#7 - Naked Idol

Season 3 - Episode 6 - Aired 3/14/2009

After returning from her worldly travels, Rosalina gets a visit from Michel (Jake Hertzog), the french piano prodigy that Rosalina kissed on her cruise. Michel tries to persuade Rosalina to kiss her "goodbye" and when Nat sees this, he and Michel get into a brawl and Nat proudly almost breaks his finger. When Rosalina gets back, she yells at Nat for hurting Michel. She then breaks up with Nat and quits the band. This leads to the band members starting auditions for the "Naked Idol" television event, which is to find a new bass player, with videos of auditions over the computer and successfully narrow it down to three people. A girl named Kristina becomes the new bass player and Rosalina cries while watching this on TV in her room.

Directors: Polly Draper
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The Wolff Brothers Cry Wolf
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5.25
4 votes

#8 - The Wolff Brothers Cry Wolf

Season 1 - Episode 2 - Aired 2/3/2007

The band is filming a music video for their song "Sometimes I'll Be There", and Nat must pretend to cry as the music video director is desperate to win an award. When the director discovers that he is unable to do so, he asks Alex to. Alex can do it instantly and persuades Nat to give him $10 whenever he pretends to cry. When Nat finds out that Alex had been using acting tears from the director the whole time, an angry Nat chases Alex around the set. To make him stop chasing, Alex drops a bowl of concrete grapes on the floor. When Nat's steps on them, it causes him to cry because of the pain and the director becomes excited as they are "real tears". Songs Performed: "Sometimes I'll Be There" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Melanie Mayron
Writer: Polly Draper
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Alex’s Clothing Line
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5.25
4 votes

#9 - Alex’s Clothing Line

Season 1 - Episode 5 - Aired 2/24/2007

Alex gets a new clothing line and is satisfied with it until he sees everyone wearing it, including a boy who pretends to be him. On the other hand, Nat writes a song about a blond haired girl with shiny blue eyes. A suspicious Rosalina questions whether or not Nat has a girlfriend. It is later revealed that Nat wrote those lyrics only so the rest of the band would not ridicule the fact that he has a crush on Rosalina. Song Performed: "Beautiful Eyes" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Melanie Mayron
Writer: Polly Draper
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First Kiss (On The Lips, That Is)
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5.25
4 votes

#10 - First Kiss (On The Lips, That Is)

Season 1 - Episode 9 - Aired 4/7/2007

When Nat and Rosalina find out they have to kiss in their new music video, the two are nervous, though for different reasons. Rosalina is conflicted about her feelings for Nat—after all, she is a teenager while he is only eleven. She begs the director to recast and he does, setting up a contest for a lucky girl to be the first girl ever to kiss Nat on the lips. Nat is hurt and his friendship with Rosalina becomes strained, especially when the winner of the contest, Daisy is a very pretty, sweet girl that everyone likes including Nat. Later on, however, Rosalina feels guilty and tries to resolve her relationship. Subsequently, she gives Nat his first kiss on the lips in his dressing room. Song Performed: "Long Distance" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Melanie Mayron
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The Song
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5.25
4 votes

#11 - The Song

Season 1 - Episode 10 - Aired 6/22/2007

Nat and Alex write the exact same song for Juanita and her friends at the foster home she lives at. Nat and Alex fight over who wrote the song first. To resolve the conflict between Nat and Alex, Cooper uses the cameras to see who wrote it first and it turns out that they "wrote it at the exact same time." Nat and Alex's dad reveals to them that their mom—who died, but not in real life—wrote and sang the song to Nat and Alex when they were young. Later on, their dad tells them that he and Betty are going steady, much to Nat and Alex's dismay. Betty lets their dad buy Nat and Alex a puppy named Lucky, as she is hypoallergenic. Song Performed: "Nowhere (I Miss My Family)", "L.A." Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Melanie Mayron
Writer: Magda Liolis
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Alien Clones
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5.25
4 votes

#12 - Alien Clones

Season 1 - Episode 13 - Aired 10/20/2007

The concept behind their new video shoot is that there are alien clones of all the band members that are taking over. Alex takes this idea to heart and becomes terrified that everyone around him is actually an alien clone. Alex becomes even more frightened, when he sees Jesse with a new tattoo that says "Gus 4-E". Alex believes that she is an alien clone and the band thinks he is crazy, but decide to go spying on her. They begin to hear strange noises and run around the house scared. They later find out that the noises came from Mr. Wolff and then Rosalina shows up and tells them that Jesse is dating a guy named Gus who lives in apartment 4E. This episode was part of "shocktober". Songs Performed: "Run", "Alien Clones" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Alex Wolff (Lead Vocals and Lyrics), Nat Wolff (Lead Vocals and Lyrics)

Directors: Melanie Mayron
Writer: Magda Liolis
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Battle of the Bands: Part 2
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5.25
4 votes

#13 - Battle of the Bands: Part 2

Season 1 - Episode 12 - Aired 10/6/2007

Directors: Polly Draper
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The County Fair
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5.00
4 votes

#14 - The County Fair

Season 2 - Episode 10 - Aired 4/26/2008

The band stops at the county fair where they each participate in different activities. The bunny suits don't work, so they all dress up as girls (excluding Rosalina, who dresses up as a boy) so they don't get recognized. Nat and Rosalina go on a bull riding contest and gets teased by boys. Alex enters a beauty pageant. Qaasim, David, and Thomas compete in the Greased Pig Contest.

Directors: Jonathan Judge
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Concert Special
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5.00
3 votes

#15 - Concert Special

Season 2 - Episode 7 - Aired 4/5/2008

The band performs a concert in front of a live audience featuring new and old songs from the show.

Directors: Jonathan Judge
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The Bar Mitzvah
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5.00
4 votes

#16 - The Bar Mitzvah

Season 2 - Episode 5 - Aired 2/23/2008

Cooper prepares for his big Bar Mitzvah while Alex switches places with a skate-boarder named Mitchie Brusco who looks like him (because they both have a mole on their upper lip). While Alex gets to meet Tony Hawk, Mitchie must go to Cooper's Bar Mitzvah. At the Bar Mitzvah, a tape is shown where Nat, who is on too much laughing gas, reveals Cooper's secrets. This sends the party into a disaster, so Nat decides to have the band perform but discovers that Alex is really Mitchie. Meanwhile, Alex gets into trouble when he challenges Tony Hawk to a skate off. Alex and Mitchie both decide to fake injuries and they switch back.

Directors: Melanie Mayron
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Sidekicks
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5.00
3 votes

#17 - Sidekicks

Season 2 - Episode 1 - Aired 1/21/2008

Nat and Alex are going to their middle school party. The theme is superhero costumes. When Jesse introduces her two sisters, Tessy and Bessy, to Nat and Alex, she tells Nat that Rosalina's high school prom is on the same day as the middle school party. Rosalina goes with the most popular guy in school because Nat tells her to (he was told it was every girl's dream). Nat gets stuck in a situation where he takes "the most popular" girl in the freshmen class, Patrice, to the prom. In the end, Patrice and Wade (the most popular guy in Amigos High School) are together while Nat and Rosalina are also together because their dates left them. They dance for a while and then leave the high school prom to go to the Masquerade Party in the middle school to perform Nat's song "I Don't Want To Go To School".

Directors: Polly Draper
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Great Trip
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5.00
4 votes

#18 - Great Trip

Season 2 - Episode 2 - Aired 2/2/2008

Nat, Alex, and Jesse try to win a free trip to Kids Paradise, a huge water park, through dog food cans. David ends up winning the trip and must decide who to take. The whole band sucks up to him by giving him presents so that he will take them. He tells Rosalina he can't take her because she's a girl, Cooper snores too loud, Thomas gets scared when he is away from his mom for too long, Qaasim because gets scared on roller coasters, and Alex's feet smell. So, he decides to take Nat and Mr. Wolff. Nat leaves Alex in control of rehearsals and he and Jesse take control of the band. Nat becomes a sergeant, yelling at the bandmates and making them do push ups for being 10 minutes late for band rehearsal. Meanwhile, on the trip, David accidentally pushes Nat's dad down the slide and he tries to get revenge, but David is too lucky. The band becomes tired of Alex taking charge and they pull a prank by making him believe that E.T., David's dog, can actually talk. When they get back, David tells Nat that he may not actually be lucky, but rather smart. In addition, he says he dislikes it because it is too much work.

Directors: Polly Draper
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A Rebel and A Skateboarder
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5.00
4 votes

#19 - A Rebel and A Skateboarder

Season 1 - Episode 7 - Aired 3/17/2007

Rosalina wants to wrestle Nat, though he prefers not to wrestle a girl. On the other hand, Alex runs away to the skate park because Jesse is still dating The Timmerman Brothers. Realizing he cannot get there on his own, he asks Jesse to drive him to the skate park. Jesse feels it is a good idea and that he "works too hard". When Alex is at the skate park, he meets a girl named Juanita and Alex develops feelings for her. When Alex returns to the band with Juanita, Nat wrestles Rosalina, and subsequently, she beats him. The rest of the guys are impressed. Rosalina's professional wrestler friend suddenly appears and teaches the band how to wrestle. Song Performed: "I Could Be" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Alex Wolff

Directors: Melanie Mayron
Writer: Magda Liolis
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Nat is a Stand Up Guy
star
5.00
4 votes

#20 - Nat is a Stand Up Guy

Season 1 - Episode 3 - Aired 2/10/2007

Nat wants to prove to everyone, especially Rosalina, that he is more humorous than Alex so he decides to perform stand-up comedy. Subsequently, his performances becomes disastrous. Meanwhile, the director has oversized people shaking their butts for a music video featuring Nat's new song, "Catch Up With The End". In addition, Alex runs around in a chicken costume. An unhappy Nat explains to the director that the lyric is a "metaphor" for "discombobulated" and is not supposed to be humorous. However, the director misunderstands him. That night, George Lopez appears at a benefit, where the band are to perform Nat's new composition "Catch Up With The End". After the performance, Nat meets the director and his wife, who finds out what her husband did for the music video. The director's wife chases him while shouting, "You make this sad, chicken song funny!" Songs Performed: "Catch Up With The End", "I Indeed Can See", "Crazy Car" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Polly Draper
Writer: Polly Draper
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The Premiere
star
5.00
4 votes

#21 - The Premiere

Season 3 - Episode 7 - Aired 4/11/2009

The band is going to be on the Red Carpet as they premiere their new movie. It is also a big choice for the band whether to keep their new bassist Kristina or take Rosalina back. In addition, things go awry when Nat tries to find a date for the premiere.

Directors: Jonathan Judge
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Valentine Dream Date
star
4.75
4 votes

#22 - Valentine Dream Date

Season 3 - Episode 5 - Aired 2/7/2009

Nat decides to go on a dating game show. Nat's girlfriend Rosalina takes a break from her six-month cruise to surprise Nat for a visit, but Nat needs to figure out how to explain to her about the dating game show. Alex also has dating problems himself; Alex helps Jesse get back together with her ex-boyfriend, Abdul (Daniel Raymont), by pretending to be Cupid. Abdul ends up falling in love with Jesse, which causes problems for Alex since he always claimed to be her boyfriend, ever since he was 6 years old.

Directors: Jonathan Judge
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Puberty
star
4.75
4 votes

#23 - Puberty

Season 1 - Episode 6 - Aired 3/3/2007

Nat and Alex thinks that Nat is going through puberty as his voice is getting deeper. On the other hand, Alex is furious at Jesse because she is dating all three of The Timmerman Brothers. To win her affection, Alex wears a fake beard and armpit hair to convince Jesse that he is older and going through puberty. However, it does not work and Alex remains angry at her. Nat realizes he just had cold and when he finds out that Rosalina prefers his voice deeper, he puts his head in the refrigerator to catch another cold in order to impress Rosalina. The episode ends with Alex forgiving Jesse. Song Performed: "Taxi Cab" Music Produced by: Michael Wolff, Michael A. Levine Music Supervised by: Michael Wolff Music Composed by: Nat Wolff

Directors: Polly Draper
Writer: Magda Liolis
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Three Is Enough
star
4.75
4 votes

#24 - Three Is Enough

Season 2 - Episode 3 - Aired 2/9/2008

Cooper asks Patty Scoggins out on a date. He is nervous and begs Nat to ask Rosalina to go with them. Nat doesn't want to, but he asks her for Cooper anyway. Rosalina suggests that they go see a horror movie, so that Cooper will seem brave. Cooper accidentally spills a blue slushy all over her, but the date turns out well. Nat and Rosalina leave holding hands. Alex writes a new song about his dream girl, Melody. He is mad when the cartoonist puts a picture of his dream girl in Nat's new song, but not in his. He later meets the cartoonist's granddaughter who is his dream girl. She kisses him on the cheek, which makes Juanita mad. Meanwhile, the downstairs neighbor gets annoyed by all the noise that they make, so Jesse goes on a date with him. The Timmerman Brothers go along to split them up.

Directors: Jonathan Judge
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Uncle Miles
star
4.75
4 votes

#25 - Uncle Miles

Season 2 - Episode 6 - Aired 3/8/2008

Dad's twin brother Uncle Miles (Michael Wolff) comes to visit and the boys think that he is way cooler than their dad. Alex says that all younger brothers are better than bigger brothers. The band holds a Battle of the Brothers contest with Cooper and Rosalina as judges. When Betty meets Uncle Miles, she falls in love with him. However, he is not the nicest man and excludes his brother in every way. Alex then realizes that he doesn't want he and Nat to end up like his dad and Uncle; he wants to remain friends. So, they both decide to do bad at the contest. Dad discovers that Betty is dumping him and joining Uncle Miles' band. To get revenge, the boys pull off Uncle Miles' wig, and to make Dad feel better, Alex lets his dad play the accordion for his new song.

Directors: Melanie Mayron
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