Joe Jonas Reflects on Infamous ‘South Park’ Episode: ‘I Was the Only Brother That Loved It’

Joe Jonas Reflects on Infamous ‘South Park’ Episode: ‘I Was the Only Brother That Loved It’

Joe Jonas has taken a look back at South Park's famous spotlight of the Jonas Brothers, admitting that he views it as a personal "claim to fame.

Joe Jonas on South Park’s Infamous Jo Bros Episode: ‘I Was The Only Brother That Loved It’

At the height of Jonas Brothers mania in 2009, South Park took aim at the pop trio in the episode The Ring where they’re viciously beaten and threatened by a psychotic Mickey Mouse after refusing to wear their purity rings. “You have to wear the purity rings because that’s how we can sell sex to little girls,” Mickey explains to them. “If we make the posters with little girls reaching for your junk, you have to wear the purity rings or else Disn…

Joe Jonas Thinks He’s The ‘Only Brother’ Who ‘Loved’ When ‘South Park’ Had Mickey Mouse Assault Them

YouTube A particularly memorable South Park episode for Disney fans came in 2009, when Mickey Mouse was depicted brutally attacking Uproxx cover stars the Jonas Brothers. The trio was relatively young at the time, and it turns out the way Joe Jonas sees it, he was the only one of them who appreciated the episode. In an upcoming episode of Mythical Kitchen’s interview series Last Meals set to launch on YouTube on June 3 (Entertainment Weekly has …

South Park: Joe Jonas Appreciated Parody; Nick & Kevin? Not So Much

South Park fan Joe Jonas on the Jonas Brothers' initial reaction to being parodied and abused by Mickey Mouse in Season 13's "The Ring."

Joe Jonas Reflects on Infamous 'South Park' Episode: 'I Was the Only ...

Joe Jonas: Music for People Who Believe in Love - Spectrum Culture

“I felt every fear ‘til the fear ran out,” sings Joe Jonas on his second studio album Music For People Who Believe in Love, his first solo project in nearly 14 years since 2011’s Fastlife. Despite what a rather unoriginal album title seems to promise here, Jonas’ second solo LP reminds us of many things. He’s an amazing vocalist, for starters, perhaps even stronger than his brother Nick, whose own solo talents have often taken the spotlight in t…