By now, you're probably getting togetehr with your pals every week to 2Ge+her's hilarious new MTV series. There's no doubt you're totally crushing over Evan, Kevin, Alex, Michael, and Noah, a.k.a 2Ge+her. SuperTeen recently had the chance to chat one-on-one with the cuties. Here's what they had to say!

Evan Farmer - Jerry
SuperTeen: What's the best advice you parents have given you?
Evan: It would definitely apply to my work ethic. You know, show up early. When someone is paying you, it's not your time anymore. That's something that's always been engrained in me. Never make a bet you can't pay. It's almost cliche, but the cliches are there because they're virtues that were passed down in many families, especially mine. I just have an intense work ethic. It's what I love to do. I've always got that insight. And I don't take it for granted. I've done menial jobs, I've done everything possible that I've not wanted to do - and now I get a chance to do what I want to do!

Kevin Farley - Doug
ST: What's your fave song to do live?
Kevin: I really like 'Calculus' cuz it's got that build to it. It starts off slow, but then by the end, you're like, 'Go!' That always gets the crowd going. I love to see the crowd do the 'U + Me = Us.' It's a huge thrill. And I really like it when the crowd is having as good a time as we are. That song really gets them going. They're not just looking at us sweating our tails off. They're doing the hand signals and we're all having a good time. That's what it's all about!

Alex Solowitz - Mickey
ST: What can you tell us about the upcoming series?
Alex: Honestly, I think the other guys know more than I do about it. I just kind of trust the writers to know what they are doing. They are hilarious and they know what to write for my character and everybody else's character. I think we might have some new characters. We're definitely going to stretch and push the envelope as much as possible because that's what people want. I think that the reason MTV gets such good ratings is because they push the envelope. When they do that, they get good ratings, so we're going to push the envelope as much as possible! I'd like to see Blink 182 guest star.

Michael Cuccione - QT
ST: How has being diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease changed your life?
Michael: It's definitely changed my priorities. It made me realize at a young age what really is important. It's important to give back to those who are less fortunate. There are a lot of people out there suffering with cancer and that's why I'm doing my best to try and do this, so kids and people in general don't haev to suffer with cancer anymore...I released a CD - five songs that I had written - called Make A Difference. It was to raise money for cancer research. I worked on it during my battle and released it after I was cured.

Noah Bastian - Chad
ST: Is the overnight success you guys have had surreal to you?
Noah: I think it's kind of surreal right now. It's like, 'Is this really happening?' But of course, we're all kind of scared because we don't know what's going on a lot. It's weird, but it's fun though. The first time I ever saw myself on TV, I was weirded out by it. My mom has played the movie so many times, though, that I think I've gotten used to it. Everybody that comes into the house, she plays it for them. Mom has everything taped, the commericals, everything. She's so funny. She's like the most proud mom ever.