The band was originally formed on September 27, 2016, and announced it the next day via their YouTube account. Since then, the band has released three EPs and two albums.
On October 7, 2016, the group released their debut single "Taking You", a track from their debut EP, Only the Beginning, which was released on November 25 of the same year. Their second EP, Something Different, was released on April 21, 2017. Its title track was released as the lead single the same day. They released their third EP, Why Don't We Just, on June 2, 2017.
They released their debut album 8 Letters on August 31, 2018. It debuted and peaked at number 9 on the Billboard 200.
In 2021, they released singles Love Back and Mistletoe. They also released their sophomore album, The Good Times and The Bad Ones, along with the singles Fallin' (Adrenaline), Slow Down, and Lotus Inn. The album debuted and peaked at number 3 on the Billboard 200.
The band has currently been releasing music they've written themselves, something they have recently committed to doing. They have recently released Let Me Down Easy (Lie), Just Friends, and How Do You Love Somebody. In January 2022, they released Don't Wake Me Up, a collaboration with Jonas Blue.
They had originally planned to go on tour in the United States, The Good Times Only Tour, in 2022 from July 27 to October 1, but because of unforeseen consequences, the band canceled the tour and began an official hiatus.
Come To Brazil
Why Don't We Lyrics
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She was movin' to the bassline
Big bubble, little waistline
Can't fit it all on the FaceTime
She said, "You don't even know me"
If it's real love, better show me
'Cause she don't plan on slowing down
Saw something foreign walk through the door
And I can't ignore it, I need some more, yeah
I just might come to Brazil
Met her late night, last night at a party in the Hills
She told me how she liked my vibe and I said, "That's real"
Said she goin' home in the morning
I said, "Well, you're so fine, I might come to Brazil"
We on the way to the airport
She 'bout to put a stamp on my passport
One-way ticket, ain't coming home, ooh
The party was boring, then without warning
Saw something foreign walk through the door
And I can't ignore it, I need some more, yeah
I just might come to Brazil
Met her late night, last night at a party in the Hills
She told me how she liked my vibe and I said, "That's real" (that's real)
Said she goin' home in the morning
I said, "Well, you're so fine, I might come to Brazil"
I could catch a flight, red-eye, girl, it's no big deal (it's no big deal)
And I ain't tryna flex too much, that's just how I feel (oh)
Said she goin' home in the mornin', I said, "Well
Why don't we come to Brazil?" (I might)
Met her late night, last night at a party in the Hills (party in the Hills)
She told me how she liked my vibe and I said, "That's real" (that's real)
Said she goin' home in the morning
I said, "Well, (I might, oh, well) you're so fine
I might come to Brazil"
The song "Come To Brazil" by Why Don't We is a catchy and upbeat track that speaks about a fleeting infatuation with a girl the singer meets at a party. As they dance the night away, she tells him she is leaving soon but he is so taken by her vibe that he considers flying to Brazil to see her again. The lyrics contain several references to their night together, including the girl's bubble butt and tiny waistline, which the singer cannot fit on Facetime. He wants to show her real love and believes that going all the way to Brazil will prove that.
The chorus of the song emphasizes the singer's growing fascination with the girl, which culminates in his desire to join her in Brazil. He speaks about the party that was initially dull but became exciting when he saw her walk through the door. Driving to the airport, he looks forward to getting a stamp on his passport and leaving everything behind to pursue her. The lyrics convey a sense of spontaneity and impulsiveness, which contrasts with the singer's initial reluctance to make a move.
In summary, "Come To Brazil" is a fun and uncomplicated song about a brief romance that leaves a lasting impression on the singer. It captures the excitement and anticipation of meeting someone new and the possibility of taking a leap of faith to see where it leads.
Line by Line Meaning
We was up late to the daytime
We were awake until the early hours of the morning
She was movin' to the bassline
She was dancing to the rhythm of the music
Big bubble, little waistline
She has a curvy figure with a small waist
Can't fit it all on the FaceTime
Her beauty and figure cannot be fully appreciated over a video call
She said, "You don't even know me"
She doubts the sincerity of the artist's affection as he doesn't truly know her
If it's real love, better show me
If the singer truly feels love, he needs to prove it to her
'Cause she don't plan on slowing down
She does not intend to change her carefree ways
The party was boring, then without warning
The party was uneventful until something unexpected happened
Saw something foreign walk through the door
A person from a different place or with exotic looks arrived
And I can't ignore it, I need some more, yeah
The artist is intrigued and desires more interaction with the foreign person
I just might come to Brazil
The singer is considering going to Brazil
Met her late night, last night at a party in the Hills
The artist met the foreign person at a party in Los Angeles at night
She told me how she liked my vibe and I said, "That's real"
The foreign person complimented the singer's personality and he responded in agreement
Said she goin' home in the morning
The foreign person intends to leave for home in the morning
I said, "Well, you're so fine, I might come to Brazil"
The singer uses the foreign person's attractiveness as a reason to visit Brazil
We on the way to the airport
The artist and the foreign person are heading to the airport
She 'bout to put a stamp on my passport
The foreign person will be the reason for the artist's first trip to Brazil
One-way ticket, ain't coming home, ooh
The singer implies a willingness to stay in Brazil for an indefinite period of time
I could catch a flight, red-eye, girl, it's no big deal (it's no big deal)
The singer is willing to take a late-night flight without it being a hassle for him
And I ain't tryna flex too much, that's just how I feel (oh)
The artist is not trying to be showy but genuinely wants to go to Brazil
Said she goin' home in the mornin', I said, "Well
The foreign person will be leaving the next day
Why don't we come to Brazil?" (I might)
The artist suggests that instead of the foreign person leaving, they should go to Brazil together
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Aaron Jennings Puckett, Alex Schwartz, Daniel Seavy, Jace Logan Jennings, Jackson Southorn, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Joe Khajadourian, Jonah Marais Roth Frantzich, Mike Skwark
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@el-oj5rl
ok but jonah lowkeyyyy sounds like bazzi and im here for it. and zach KILLS his part. I'm proud. and jack.. WhEW and Corbyn, hitting those HIGH notes. Daniel, just SLAYS
@angelicseavey7995
ikrr omggg. Especially in the way he says 'confidence' in Unbelievable like Aaaaaaaaaaaah!!!
@yaelhaskin584
Trueee
@arianaadolph710
YESSSSS DANIEL ALWAYS SLAYS!
@alicesee6884
True
@saraoln
❤❤❤
@gioia.k_
Wdw:
I Don’t belong in this club
Also wdw:
Met her late night last night at a party in the hills
@mangosope6170
gioia_ seaveyy It’s a party doesn’t mean it’s a club 😆
@emilyortiz9056
its alright
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@deziraefarts
And Right when they come out with Don’t change Daniel died his hair 🤣