Pale Waves and Quincey White Dropped By 'TRL'

TRL hosts Sway Calloway and Nessa teamed up to close out a busy week in our Times Square studio. First, Sway interviewed Heather Baron-Gracie and Ciara Doran from the musical group Pale Waves, welcoming them back to New York City right after last year's tour stop at Madison Square Garden with The 1975 to a sold-out crowd. Heather and Ciara played Most Likely To, however even these two bandmates didn't agree on everything! Visualize where the Pale Waves gals differed below.


Next, with the powerful docu-series Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story right now airing on the Paramount Network, Nessa interviewed the parents of the teenager whose unfortunate killing began a uprising of voices against police brutality. Sybrina Fulton, Trayvon's mom, explained to Nessa why they chose Jay Z to executive produce the series, zeroing in on the significance of empathy as parents. Colin Kaepernick also met Trayvon's parents, posting a picture on Instagram to capture the moment.


TRL wasn't over up until rapper Quincey White delivered us some Breakfast Bars -- the music variety, not granola. Right after hearing Quincey's verses, there's no doubt I'll be streaming his debut album I Am Quincey White when it's out later this year. Hear Quincey White's Breakfast Bars below. TRL airs on weekdays at 8:00am.