The band is nominated for their first video music award and the kids find themselves relying on their horoscopes for the day to determine the outcome. The host of a "TRL" like show makes his predictions for winners and Naked Brothers Band isn't one of them - but it turns out he was wrong for the very first time ever and our heroes find themselves victorious at the end of the night.

Nat is amazed by Alex's ability to cry real tears, to feel things on a deep emotional level, and a bet ensues that leaves Alex with plenty of Nat's money and anytime, anywhere pencil sharpener use.  Nat decides he too will show off his emotional depth to Rosalina, but his efforts leave her thinking he's either picking his nose, laughing or just plain idiotic. Little does he know Alex has a secret weapon in fake stage tears he stole from set.

Determined to prove to everyone (especially Rosalina) that he does indeed have a sense of humor, Nat tries his hand at stand up comedy.  When his attempts fall flat, he has to go back to basics and look closer to home for material.

The band takes a day off to hit the beach and Thomas and David decide they want as much attention as Nat, so they fake a drowning and then a fainting.  Unfortunately, their acting skills leave something to be desired and Qaasim has to come to the rescue.  In the meantime, Alex is counting grains of sand in hopes of a world record and Nat and Cooper dissect the art of flirting.

Alex gets a clothing line and is extremely excited, until he sees that everyone, from his kid fans to the local cops, is wearing his "look". Now he has to either find a new fashion sensibility or get used to seeing versions of himself all over.  Jesse, in the mean time, has two days to get the rest of the band up to speed on school work before Principal Schmoke comes for a visit.

The Timmerman brothers, the one hit wonder brother band from a few years earlier, visit the music video set and terrorize Nat with the horrors of puberty.  Nat becomes convinced his voice is changing (turns out it was just a cold) and Alex does everything he can to convince Jesse he's old enough to "really" date her, including drawing on underarm hair and pretending to read thick volumes of obscure books.