Kevin Jonas & Frankie Jonas Reveal Sophie Turner Is OBSESSED w/ 'Claim To Fame'

I don't know what it is. It's so vague. Claim to fame is back for season two on ABC. And join us now, Kevin and Franklin Jonas to our studio. I love games. So I'm like, I'm trying to figure it out. I'm going to need more clues right here. It's definitely tough. It's the first intro in that moment that the contestants have ever seen each other. First time we're meeting them. We don't know who they are when they come to the house. So it's pretty great. So we play along the whole time. So we're thinking we've got good clues but we have no idea what's actually happening. Franklin, what's different this time around? I mean, it's bigger, it's better. We've got season two. We've got some really, really big names. Really big names this season. And some really big drama on the way, too. So aside from a couple of clues like that, what are some other challenges that the contestants have to deal with? We run them through the gauntlet. Some of it is simple like that, like two truths and a lie. But then there are like full blown survivor style, wipeout style. Oh, wow. So we needed a bigger ground. So we actually built out a much bigger house this time. There you go. Running across some legos. So we made it really fun for the contestants. But really the game is living in the house and trying to keep your celebrity relative's identity a secret. A little big brother-esque. Yes, the celebrity. A little bit of everything you love on one house. Guess who, murder mystery. All the things. No murder this time. But that's good. Maybe season three, we'll see how it goes. I like y'all's chemistry. How is it working together, Franklin? It's the best experience ever. I love Kevin. Season one, I never hosted anything. And he's hosted a lot in his life. And I got to learn so much from him. And this season, having that knowledge from season one, we got to really play around and have a lot more fun. And what do your other brothers think of the show? They're actually obsessed. They got really upset when I was like, hey, because I was living in L.A. at the time to do the show, homes, New Jersey. I was coming back to the house. I was like, do you want to hear who went home? They're like, do not tell me what happened. So when it was happening, they got really into the show as well. So it was really nice to see. Especially like my wife. I think Sophie was extremely obsessed with the show. So her and Joe were watching a ton, which is great. I heard they wanted to co-host too. How did you get Franklin? How did you elbow them out? How do you not choose Franklin? No, when they approached us, it was great. And we don't get to work together that often. I get to work with those other guys all the time. So it was nice to be able to spend more time with Franklin. And the age difference between you two. 13 years. We were talking about that. That's a huge difference growing up. You were 10, Franklin, when you got married. Yes, I was. Junior groomsman. Dang, Franklin somehow got a good beard going on. And good hair. Maybe less patchy than me. I don't know. We're all scruffy now. There we go. What a cutie. We've literally grown up with you guys. As a matter of fact, I think we have a little footage from our access vault back in 2008. What was going on right here? Let's see. Look at that. Wait a second. Franklin, is that you? Is that you right there in the middle? That is tiny little you. That's Franklin. I can tell. That's me. Oh, my goodness, you're so cute. That's funny. Matching with Nick, too. Still wearing the stripes. On deck. Always, always. And back in 2008 was the premiere of camp rock. 15 years ago. That might have been the premiere. Was that it right there? Maybe. I think it was, actually. That's insane. 15 years ago. Was that your first movie? We've been doing this for too long, guys. It was crazy to think that it's been going on for that long. We're about to head out on this tour in August. We're doing the five albums in one night thing. It's just overwhelming to think about how many albums it's been but how long it's been to go through it all. 15 years. It's crazy. We're about to head towards the 20th year of doing all of this stuff together. That's awesome, though. The longevity to be able to keep it up. Yeah. Didn't think we'd make it this far. Who was the musical influence came from mom and dad? Or was it dad? Our dad is definitely, you know, the musician in the family. You think we can sing. He can sing. Music was always in the household. We grew up listening to it. Obviously we grew up in church as well. Learning to play there. Hearing music. Being a part of that environment. And then of course brothers on Broadway. And it just continued to go from there. And it passed down to Franklin. Franklin, tell everybody what you've got going on. I just released my first debut ep. It's really good. Thank you. Thank you so much. That's so sweet of you. It's been a labor of love and a passion. Something I've worked on for a really long time and didn't know if I was ever going to put it out there. And I had some really supportive people in my life. Oh, there it is. That's it. Is it hard, Franklin, having these guys as your brothers with music? Has that been a challenge or no? No, it's the greatest blessing in the world. I have, you know, in the modern zeitgeist, I grew up watching the greats. And so I get to have those people in my life to mentor me and to look up to and to know me how to do this thing. He's doing it his own way. It's great. We love it. What was this going to be about? How would you describe your sound? Is it essentially in the same sort of space? Definitely not. Okay. It's eclectic. It's a lot of different things. I like to toy with genres. And it all starts with samples. And then I just go from there. And so we played stagecoach, which was an amazing opportunity because we have some country songs on the record. We have some weird EDM stuff. Oh, that, too. Hey. And, yeah, it's just been the greatest experience in the world and it's to follow in the family business, as it were. Keep it in the family. Yeah, exactly. Kevin, what advice do you give him, if any? You know, I really don't give him that much advice. I just say, like, be present and enjoy the moment, right, because it goes so fast. But the realistic thing is, I think we've supported Franklin in a way that let him do his own thing. Like, do it, craft your own, like, forge your own path. Do it your way. We did it ours. Don't do the same thing. How involved is dad? Dad's involved in some capacities. More just dad now, right? You know, I think that's what we want him to be. More so, he's actually more busy with all the granddaughters is really what comes to mind. So he gets to just be dad. But growing up, probably. Growing up, he was a manager at the time, and then after a bit of change, it was like, all right, it's time for the boys to kind of do our own thing. But, you know, it's just dad being dad. Yeah, well, that's the best. Franklin, your brothers were kind of dads to you growing up, all of them. What's it like for you now to see each one as a dad? Let's describe them all. So how would you describe Kevin as a dad? I mean, he joined it first, so now he's, like, he's the guy who sort of... The grand poovah. Exactly. He was the first to become a dad, and to watch him sort of... He inspired the rest of them, right? In the way that they father, I think. And it's... He just had such dedication to those kids. And he... I mean, he was leaving set on the weekend when he could to go to Jersey just to see him. And it's... He spent so much time and so much effort just to be around them as much as possible. And, I mean, the rest of them, they're just... They're all such great dads, and I think we owe a lot to our father. What about Nick? We were at the Hollywood Star. That little baby, it was hot, it was everything. She was perfect. She is amazing. She's a little monkey. I love her. Yeah, she's great. It's nice that all the wives get along, too. Yeah, no, it's fantastic. And that's not the case. Believe me, it's bad. It could be difficult. No, luckily, like, every part of our family has grown to really support each other. And, you know, be equal parts, you know, family, but also just friends. And, like, we were just talking about the kids, but, like, one of the things we do is we don't give any child advice on kids. That's our golden rule. Like, we do not give parenting advice to each other. And I think it's actually the most healthy version of the thing. Especially the way you're raising kids. But is the favorite uncle. Franklin. Uncle Franklin. Of course. Yeah, he's the uncle. I'm the resident uncle. I have one job. I don't have any kids to come home to. I have one job. Enjoy that, Blair. Yeah, as long as you can, buddy. I love it. Kevin, is it true you're double-jointed in every finger? I am. It's weird. I know it's, like, a weird thing, but... Wait, we got to demonstrate here, Blair. This is the weird one. Wait, whoa! Whoa! Wait, I want to be able to do that. What happened to your thumb? Watch it pop. I'm going to go to this camera, okay? Oh! Oh, we can't get you in any sort of jiu-jitsu. Ed, could you do a back handspring right now, push come to shove? No way. I'm seeing... He's a great gymnast. I was earlier in my life. But, yeah, no, I tried to do one because my daughter joined gymnastics. And I was like, dad, you said you could. And I did it. I was like, oh, my god. Wait, did you run? Did you, like, a round-off back handspring, back flip? I can still do it, sure. But, like, it, like... If you have the video, please give us a little gymnastics here before we go out. This is unbelievable. Oh, here we go. Okay. Wait, what is this for? So, we did, we did this thing for the Olympics last year, oh, two years ago, I guess, now. I can't believe it's been that long. And it was great. It was this special where they ran me, Joe and Nick, through all of the things for the Olympics. It was quite... I thought you were just chilling on a Tuesday right there. Except it got so competitive, Nick broke ribs. That's right. Nick broke ribs doing the, uh, the bicycle race, and, yeah, so that was fun. Well, nothing's more competitive than when you're siblings. Yeah, it's just like, all right, we're gonna do this insane thing. Now we're gonna get more than that. Here we go. Frankly, you got any moves? I mean, not like that. Not like Kevin. Definitely not like Kevin, no. I remember growing up going to his, like, pole vaulting competitions. I'm the indoor kid of the family. I'm the indoor kid. Oh, my gosh. Great to see you both. Congrats on the show. Nice to meet you. Thank you so much. Can't wait for the tour. Season two of Claim to Fame airs Monday nights on ABC. Right up next, we're gonna be counting down our top three viral videos of the week. Stay with us.