Kenan and Kel Talk About Not Googling Themselves

A Shared Lesson: The Perils of Self-Searching Online

Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, the dynamic comedy duo who first captured hearts in the '90s, have reunited for an exciting new project—both off-screen and on. While their paths diverged over the years, they’ve remained aligned on one crucial piece of advice: avoid the endless scroll of self-searches.

In a recent interview, the two stars peeled back the curtain on their upcoming mobile game, Orange Pop!, a vibrant puzzle experience inspired by Kel’s love of orange soda. Kenan confessed to the occasional habit of typing his name into search engines, while Kel revealed he’s sworn off the practice entirely. "I get it," Kel admitted, highlighting how the internet can transform a simple query into an overwhelming whirlwind of opinions and forgotten memories.

The Evolution of a Legacy: Why They Rarely Work Together Now

Despite rumors of a Good Burger fallout, both actors dismissed the notion of a rift. Instead, they chalked it up to natural evolution—life’s twists and turns steering them toward solo pursuits. Kenan offered a pragmatic take: "Reacting to criticism publicly can stir up controversy, even if it’s justified."

Yet, the nostalgia holds strong. Fans soon get another chance to see the pair together in Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein, a fresh film set for summer production. Unlike their classic material, this project promises original storytelling, offering a new twist on their beloved chemistry.

Reliving the Magic: Orange Pop! and a Classic Comeback

Orange Pop! isn’t just a game—it’s a love letter to their past. Packed with voice lines and callbacks from their original show, it’s a puzzle adventure that lets longtime fans reunite with the duo in a playful new format.

For those craving their iconic banter, Kenan & Kel is available to stream for free on Pluto TV, serving as the perfect refresher before the upcoming film drops. Whether reliving nostalgia or diving into fresh projects, the golden era of these childhood favorites is far from over.