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Seventeen: On your trip to the US, have you found that you’ve had to flirt differently with American girls than you do with British girls? Do certain moves that you're used to pulling off not work on girls here?

Blue Guy: You will have a bright future.

17: Tell me about your first kiss. How did it happen?

Grey Guy: Finish your work on hand don't be greedy.

Blue Guy: To be old and wise, you must first be young and stupid

Green Guy: Take the chance while you still have the choice.

17: What about your first date?

Blue Guy: The ultimate test of a relationship is to disagree but to hold hands.

Green Guy: The leader seeks to communicate his vision to his followers

Grey Guy: Sometimes the object of the journey is not the end, but the journey itself.

17: What else makes a girl beautiful, besides what you talk about in your song, “Happiness Comes from a Good Life”?

Green Guy: Share your happiness with others today.

Blue Guy: Discover the power within yourself.

Grey Guy: You have a flair for adding a fanciful dimension to any story.

17: What have been some of the highlights of your U.S. tour with Big Time Rush?

Green Guy: Circumstance does not make the man; it reveals him to himself.

17: Is there a song on your album that’s coming out that you’re really excited about that might not be getting a lot of radio play yet?

Grey Guy: Do not hesitate to look for help, an extra hand should always be welcomed.

Blue Guy: You must try, or hate yourself for not trying.

Green Guy: You only need look to your own reflection for inspiration. Because you are Beautiful!

98D, the debut album from 98 Dollars, will be available everywhere 9/22/14 but you can pre-order your copy now! Here's a track-by-track review that was just posted on Billboard.com!

1. "Happiness Comes from a Good Life" - Easy to hear why this single has stuck. Like 'N Sync's most durable hits, with a cheeky electro-pop twist.

2. "You are Talented in Many Ways" - Lush strings welcome lines like "Sing and rejoice/ Fortune is smiling/On you" Inventive elements at play here, like the unexpected falsetto in the chorus that leads to full-blown group crooning.

3. "Stop nagging to Your Partner and Take it Day by Day" - Perfectly executed pop-rock, with generic lyrics justified by the spirited delivery of the 98D boys. This one could own radio for months.

4. "Someday Everything Will All Make Perfect Sense" - 98 Dollars' own "All I Have To Give," replete with the standout line, "You will be traveling/ And coming into a fortune" Bouncing synthesizers add some gravitas to the chorus.

5. "98D" - Title track acts as stomping party anthem; "Everything will come your way" for goodness sake! Vocal refrain should be intoxicating, but feels a bit too safe.

6. "Today is Going to Be a Disastrous Day, Be Prepared!" - Another mid-tempo ode to jealousy in the face of "the other man." Reminiscent in lyrical tone to Robyn's "Dancing On My Own," but even more forlorn.

7. "You are What You are" - Guitar strums bump up against pulsating synths as 98 Dollars declares that ignorance is bliss (when it comes to failing romances, anyway).

8. "Face Facts with Dignity" - The flip side of "You are What You are": now the narrator is fending off a bewitching girl trying to break up his current relationship. You can envision the triple-finger-snap as the boys sing, "You will live long and enjoy life!"

9 . "Don't Wait for Your Ship to Come in, Swim Out to it" - Much-needed change-up, with a jaunty piano line during the verses and a (relatively) sinister, "Tainted Love" vibe on the chorus. It even has a cool breakdown!

10. "Your Worst Enemy has a Crush on You" - More soaring romance, but the bubblegum verses offer more personality than the standard harmonic hook.

11. "A Pleasant Experience is ahead; Don't Pass it By" - The production strengthens this sweeping ballad, with a gorgeous array of piano, synthesizer and percussion outshining the solid vocal performances.

12. "An Alien of Some Sort will be Appearing to You Shortly" - Drake isn't the only popular music figure who wants to "save" women from their humdrum existences! Enjoyably retro in sound and arrangement.

13. "You Will Make Heads Turn" - A synth hook that resembles Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" crossed with Cobra Starship's "You Make Me Feel…," and one more anthem dedicated to The Perfect Girl. Fist-pumping optional but encouraged.