The Jonas Brothers Reveal Their Biggest Fashion Regrets

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In this Empire State Exclusives interview, Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas reveal who was the biggest troublemaker growing up, roast each other's worst fashion choices (Kevin’s scarf, anyone?), and share embarrassing Camp Rock moments. Plus, they answer the ultimate New Jersey debate—Pork Roll or Taylor Ham? The brothers talk about their 20-year journey in music, JonasCon, and their highly anticipated “Living the Dream” anniversary tour. You won’t want to miss this hilarious and heartfelt trip down memory lane with The Jonas Brothers!
Hey guys, what's up? We are the Jonas Brothers and welcome to ESB Exclusives.
So, who out of the three of you was the biggest troublemaker growing up?
SK2, by the way.
Oh, okay, okay.
What did you write down?
Mom, dad.
Any specific stories come to mind for Joe?
Nothing we can share.
Nothing we can share on the internet, yeah.
He liked having a good time.
Name something that the fashion police should have arrested you for in your past.
I'm putting a name. I'm putting a name as well.
Oh, oh, I thought this was self-deprecating. He's writing it about me too.
Oh, Kevin's scarf.
I don't know if I spelled this right, but ascots.
I might have two Ts.
Is there an ascot pro?
Where's the ascot police?
I know they're around here somewhere.
Who is the best brother to travel with on tour?
Best brother to travel with? Me.
Be honest.
Let's see, let's see.
You should have said me too.
Oh, I wrote mine first, so I win.
All right, and then the best brother to be stranded on an island with.
Oh, this hurts me to admit it.
I thought Kevin would be my pick.
Did you write me?
I did.
Oh, see, now I want to change and I answer.
Kevin would figure out a way to get us off of there.
I'd be freaking out, so don't pick me.
That's for sure.
Yeah, I'll go with Kevin too.
Thanks, guys.
He's gonna build us a house.
Fire, shelter, food, in that order.
Then we move into another house right next to it.
Name the Camp Rock character that you are most like in real life.
Yeah.
Shane, Shane Gray, I know that one.
Uncle Brown.
Is that his name?
Yeah, it's actually, I get, you're giving very much Uncle Brown.
I think my name is Jason.
Is that correct?
Celebrating 20 years in the business.
My name is Jason in the movie.
Do you feel like Shane?
You don't know.
I feel like Shane Gray.
Like, like, um, healed Shane or just?
Like I'm hearing voices in my head.
Tortured rock star.
But you get along with all of them.
Yeah.
That's good.
If you could listen to one Jonas Brothers song for the rest of your life, what would it be?
So hard.
Don't cheat.
Nice.
Shameless promo here.
Good. I like shameless promo.
It just came out. Gotta plug it.
Our cover of I Want to Be Like You.
Oh, I like that.
From the Jungle Book.
It's a great one.
Name Joe's most cringe Camp Rock moment.
He shouldn't be embarrassed about any of it. It's all, it's all iconic.
Yeah, it's great.
However, that being said.
Yeah.
Um, the hip hop dance sequence.
Yeah, the dancing sequence is special.
Iconic.
Have you ever been here before?
Are you excited for the whole experience?
Being able to see New York, this whole, this whole view.
We have been here before.
I think we've performed in the, I think I have.
I performed here with DNC for like a bat mitzvah.
Of course you did.
That's fun.
We love it here. It's great.
I mean, we, we, I think we came to visit when we were really young as kids.
Well, before the band started, um, taking trips in from New Jersey.
It's gorgeous.
An insane view.
And, uh, obviously really intimidating.
As a New Jersian, the people want to know, do you say pork roll or Taylor Ham?
It's Taylor Ham.
Taylor Ham, for sure.
Pork roll, for sure.
Really?
We're divided on this.
Really?
Joe did not grow up saying pork roll.
He's just saying it to be defiant.
I was going to say Northern New Jersey is usually.
Prove that Kevin.
Usually Taylor Ham.
You didn't know me my whole life.
I said growing up.
I didn't say your whole life.
All right. And then Jonas Khan is this weekend.
How does that feel to have an entire event dedicated to your careers?
It's about damn time.
No, we are kind of shocked when we were young in the band.
I mean, we would perform in malls and we would drive to get there.
And typically a minivan or a van and trailer at one point.
And we perform in a mall in hopes people would listen to us.
And it kind of felt right that 20 years later we're performing in American Dream mall.
And we actually have a van and trailer there identical to the one we had when we were younger.
And it's going to be emotional, I think, for us.
We are so excited.
We're doing so many different activations and there's a lot of fun things we have planned.
But to walk down memory lane and to kind of hear some of these stories.
It's really special for us.
And you just announced that you will kick off your 20th anniversary tour this year.
So what are some of those like when you think back on your previous tours?
What are the most memorable moments?
And what are you looking forward to in this tour?
I think any time we can play for our fans, it's important.
You know, we've been touring for a very long time.
But every tour we've put on, we try to make it special and unique and new.
And I think this time specifically, this 20 year Live in the Dream tour,
it's about a celebration of these 20 years.
And I think that's, you know, we're here because of our fans.
And so we're going to give them a show that really represents that.
All right.
That's it.
Thank you guys so much.
