Whatcha Doin' at the Jonas Brothers?
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What is the context of the Jonas Brothers concert?
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Ever since the Partridge family did it back in the 70s, everybody has wanted to get their siblings together to form a family band. That's why we got the Jackson 5, the Brady Bunch, Alvin and the Chipmunks. Even the Kardashians tried releasing an album called Kim K and the Monotones. Oh my God. I thought you guys were going to join in with me, but that's okay. I'd buy it. It's not all about you, Kim. And a one and a two. In the last couple decades, there's three brothers who've risen above the rest to conquer the music world. I'm talking about the Jonas Brothers. That's right. Nick, Joe, and... The other one. Is it Milton?
No.
That's it, Kevin. Nicky, Joey, and K-Dawg all came to town, and they had the fans going wild. Old and young alike, which is why we sent Jose and Alexis down to the party to find out what you're doing at the Jonas Brothers concert. What you doing at the Jonas Brothers concert? Here to see my boy Nick Jonas. Okay, only Nick. Only Nick. And how are you going to show Nick that you're only here for him when there's three brothers on stage?
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