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Rob and Steelo welcome Madison Beer and hit the bath with some "Bubble Lovers," fall in love with puffer fish in "Puffy Pals," and meet some nice guys doing what they do best in "Nice Guy'n."
Rob and Steelo welcome Madison Beer and hit the bath with some "Bubble Lovers," fall in love with puffer fish in "Puffy Pals," and meet some nice guys doing what they do best in "Nice Guy'n."
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