Jonas Brothers Confirm Will Ferrell Christmas Movie Cameo, Scott Kelly Crashes Their Interview

Welcome back to the show. We love you. There's a lot I want to talk to you about. First, I want to say you have a Christmas movie coming out tomorrow. Disney Plus, Hulu. Congratulations. Tell me, what was Christmas like growing up in the Jonas family? There was a lot of time spent picking out ornaments from our father. He liked to do one by one. And there's a story that involved every ornament. That's in the movie, by the way. It is in the movie as well. It's a true story. And most of the time, these were... All made up. Made up. Made up stories. Oh, is that right? Our dad would be like, that trip to New Zealand was so lovely with your mother. There was never a trip to New Zealand. You could name it. Just creative. But there was a special memory. Our parents couldn't... Our dad couldn't afford Christmas ornaments their first Christmas together, so he bought these apple ornaments. So every year, he does have this beautiful thing where he pulls up these apple ornaments for our mom to remember their first Christmas together. It's quite beautiful. Very beautiful. I love that. You put out Christmas music before. We put out a Christmas single last year. It went number one. No big deal. It went number one. No big deal. Come on! That was the best. Thank you for doing that. But I didn't realize this, though. Nick, you kind of got your start making holiday songs. I did. Yes, I was doing a Broadway show here in the city. At the time, I was doing Beauty and the Beast. Played Chip the Teacup. Hey! And each year, the Broadway community puts together a benefit CD for Equity Fights AIDS. And my dad and I had started writing songs in the car ride to and from Wyckoff, New Jersey, where we grew up and lived at the time and going into the city. And so he got the great idea, thank you, Dad, to ask if I could do an original song as the composition for Beauty and the Beast, the show, for this benefit CD. And they said yes. So, you know, I recorded the song. I was nine years old. And then our family chiropractor basically was like, I've got this client of mine who works, you know... Dr. Wallony. Shout out, Dr. Wallony. He's like, this guy, he works at Sony Music Group. Is it okay if I play him a song? And my dad was like, yeah, sure. You know, it could be anybody in the building. Turned out to be one of the top dogs at Sony Music Group at the time who brought me in and signed me when I was 10 years old because of that Christmas song. That's the craziest story. Anything can happen at Christmas. Anything can happen. I wonder what it would be like. It is like a bad plot for a Christmas movie. I actually like this. This could be a sequel. You could play the chiropractor. Oh, my gosh. I could play the nine-year-old. The nine-year-old chiropractor. Yeah. I wonder what it would be like to hear you sing at nine years old. Oh, wait. We actually found... You have it, don't you? We're friends with the fam. We have hookups. Here's nine-year-old Nick Jonas singing his original Christmas song. And together we'll sing. Oh, my gosh. That is fantastic right there. My voice was just a touch higher back then. A little bit higher. Yeah, a little bit higher then. We get to hear everyone sing in this movie, including you, Kevin. Yeah. Good job. Kevin, this is a big deal. You're going to be releasing your debut solo song, Changing. It comes out next week. I can't believe it. Finally. I can't believe it. But what made you do it now? You've been in the band since it started. It's about finding the right song. Really? You know, a really good friend of mine, Jason Evigan, I wrote him in February. I was like, hey, do you have any songs that you might feel could work for me personally? He responded to me, literally responded to the message in June with this song. Wow. So it was about timing, I guess. It was about timing, yeah. And I heard the song and I felt like, gosh, this feels like something I have already lived in and it's mine. I don't know, it felt organic to me. You crushed it. Thank you. You gave a sneak peek. You played it at it. I've been playing on tour. It's been great. I mean, were you nervous when you were performing? You know, like yourself coming out at Yankee Stadium, just being thrown into the fire to sing in front of a, it's kind of a, you kind of go, got to go big or go home. So I did it at Fenway and I think... People loved it. Congratulations. It comes out next week. Check out the Kevin Jonas single next week. How do we set up a very Jonas Christmas movie? Well, there's a lot of real chaotic shenanigans in the film. Basically, the plot of the movie is that we finish our tour over in Europe and we cannot get home for Christmas because, you know, because a sort of magical Christmas spell has been cast on us by a person that Joe meets. The first time that's ever happened. The first time that's ever happened. Joe meets at a bar that may or may not be Santa Claus. So this is one of the crazy chaotic moments in the movie of us trying to get home. And it includes some great cameos that we'll say in this film and one very great, I'd say, in one of the best Christmas movies of all time makes a cameo. Can we see it? I think we can because it comes out in like an hour and people are gonna know. So in an hour, you'll know. The King of Christmas. The one and only. Will Ferrell. Will Ferrell is in it. He makes a cameo. He's so funny. It's a great way to start the film. He's the best. Alright, it's our Jorts co-star. It's our Jorts co-star. Exactly. It's a Jorts reunion. Yeah, it's fantastic. I did a cameo in he and Reese Witherspoon's movie, Cordially Invited, last year. Yeah. And when we were talking about who could possibly set the stage for the tone of this movie and the feel, there was one person that came to mind and it was obviously Will Ferrell. We all thought there's no chance he'll actually do it. So we reached out and he said, yeah, I'll be there and I'll bring my family. They'll be in it too and it's just incredible. He's the greatest. He's the greatest and it's so funny and it works perfectly. I want to show everyone a clip. Here are Jonas Brothers in a very Jonas Christmas movie. Take a look. Oh my God. Do you think I'm gonna starve to death out here? No. I think you're gonna freeze to death and Joe and I will be forced to eat you to survive. Oh my God. Truck. Should we hitchhike? Are you crazy? I saw this list that said hitchhiking is the sixth most likely way people get killed. I also saw this other list that said we're the second most punchable band. Put those lists together and whoever's driving that truck's gonna punch us to death. No. Stop! No. Nick, what are you doing? Getting us home. Yeah! Come on! Get us home, Nick. Get us home. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. I just want to say before you go, in addition to this, you're also on tour right now. Yeah. One of the best concerts I've ever seen. The most talented people on earth right here. But something went viral this last week. I don't know if you saw this. Someone was... Can we explain what's going on here, Joe? Oh. Yes. Somebody was getting their resume read at a Jonas Brothers concert. Somebody zoomed in and some guy named Scott Kelly... Have you seen this? ...was getting his resume reviewed and it went quite viral. So one fan was just... Yeah. One fan was just... 50 million views on it. It's insane. Filming. And then they're just having to see someone was scrolling on their phone and looking at a resume. Yeah. Did he get the job? The world needs to know. Scott Kelly, if you're out there, Scott Kelly is up on top here. Nobody can find this guy. Yeah. Uh, well, we wanted to help, so I'm not kidding. No way. We did some digging. I'm not joking, by the way. This is serious. The real Scott Kelly is here. Everyone, please welcome Scott Kelly. We found him. Wow. It's a Jonas Brothers. Hey. That's... That's Scott Kelly. Scott. Oh. Have a seat. Nice to meet you. Pleasure. Good to meet you. I know this is Scott Kelly because I saw his LinkedIn. It's definitely him. Yeah. Yeah, they found me. Uh, Scott, can you explain what is happening in your world? It's been an interesting week. Okay, good. All right. So Monday, I'm sitting in class for an MBA program I'm going through, and my buddy hits me up and says, hey, dude, you're going famous on TikTok. I'm like, I don't even have a TikTok. So he sends me this blurry screenshot. He's like, is this your resume? I'm like, no, it's not my resume. Over the next 24 hours, everything I have starts blowing up with messages. So I actually download TikTok, go look at the original video and go, yeah, that's me. He's great. And it was later confirmed because the gentleman who was actually in the video reached out on Veterans Day of all days. That's right. Yeah. And it was surprising because I get this random message I don't recognize and I go to open it up and actually already had him saved in my contacts. Turns out he and I were in the same infantry battalion in the U.S. Army back in 2014 up at Fort Drum. Oh my God. Thank you for your service. Yeah, he later went on to do some great stuff with the 75th Ranger Regiment. I went on to join Special Forces and now we find out we're both in upstate New York working on the civilian side. It's a small world. Isn't that unbelievable how small? So then this happens and I got to ask, did you get the job? So, I never actually applied for a job. Yeah, I know. So, Brandon's actually, he's been very successful in the Special Forces military career. He's the president of a company out there called Ramir that do home services in the Buffalo area and he's always looking to bring on veteran talent. The transition from being in the military to being civilian can be very challenging. There's a lot of transferable skills. There's not a lot of great bridges to help you make that transition. So, he actually goes out of his way to hire veteran talent in the area for his company. Yeah. And so, wasn't looking for a job but he and I are going to link up. He's actually coming on a podcast that I host called At the Water's Edge. It's a national security podcast and we're going to be talking about how the veteran community can do more to help each other when we transition out of service because it's a rough ride for most of us. You have not met each other. No. They have not met each other. This is a totally real thing. We wanted to surprise you guys. I'm like in shock. Can I share a real thing? Yeah, please. I had never heard of you before this. My wife had to tell me. What are you talking about? I didn't have Disney Channel growing up. I didn't know. It transcended Disney Channel. Actually, they come all the way back to Disney Plus. Okay, there you go. It's okay. Words is happening. I'm huge fans now. Thank you, man. Love you guys. We love you, Scott Kelly. Yes, we do. Scott Kelly for the win. I'm happy that you're here. In fact, we want to even help out even more. This is a QR code to your LinkedIn profile. You don't need a job, but in case you need Scott Kelly for anything, you can link to him right here. Scott, thank you for being here. I appreciate this. Thank you so much. The Jonas Brothers, Scott Kelly. Thank you for your service. Scott Kelly!