Fans Are Freaking Out Over the Cute Interaction the Jonas Brothers Had With BTS
Two boybands are better than one! During the Jonas Brothers‘ performance at the Billboard Music Awards on May 1, Joe Jonas and BTS shared a moment and we simply cannot get over it.
Before the trio sang their latest hit, they performed some of their respective solo ones. Joe sang DNCE’s “Cake By the Ocean,” and while he was off stage and interacting with the crowd, he approached BTS for a few seconds and they jammed out together. This is too much, and fans seem to agree.
“Legends supporting legends” tweeted one person. “That was everything,” wrote another followed by a heart-eyed emoji. Can you just imagine if they actually collaborated?! They need to make it happen.
While it may be a while until the two groups work together, at least they both gave unforgettable performances at the BBMAs. BTS performed “Boy With Luv” with Halsey for its live television premiere and it was nothing short of entertaining.
As for the JoBros? After Nick Jonas kicked it off with “Chains,” followed by Joe’s DNCE bop, the guys performed “Sucker.” This amazing medley proved why we love them together.
As if that wasn’t already a memorable night, things got even more interesting once the awards ended. Joe, 29, and his longtime bae, Sophie Turner, tied the knot in a very typical Vegas manner: at an Elvis-themed chapel. While it has yet to be confirmed if the ceremony was legit, it sure seems like it based on the clips that were shared by Diplo, who recorded the whole thing on social media.
“Gonna hit this wedding real quick,” the DJ, 40, posted on his Instagram Story with a video of the supposed bride and groom walking into the chapel. Diplo also shared the moment the couple exchanged their vows. I guess whatever happens in Vegas, doesn’t always stay in Vegas. Congrats to Joe and Sophie!
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