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Joe Jonas has demonstrated that nothing stands in this man’s way when it comes to his drama persona in service to his art. There, in the middle of the street, the protagonist (a.k.a. a Jonas Brother) posted a video of himself dramatizing or rather half-dramatic lip-syncing for his new single, “Loved You Better,” mentioning his two brothers plus their collaborator, Dean Lewis. The melancholic ballad reverberates with tones of regret and missed opportunities in lines of “I should have loved you better / But I couldn’t even love myself.” But Joe was very much the actor in his presentation-just there, standing as still as a statue, hardly moving his lips at all, as cars roared past him down the street.
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The clip generated instant reactions from the public. Some fans lauded the dedication, while others joked about his lip-syncing skills. One user commented, “At least we know he isn’t lip-syncing at concerts,” pointing out how little Joe had moved his mouth in the clip. Another user was pretty straightforward in saying, “Pésimo actor, pésimo playback. Pero igual te amo”-“Terrible actor, terrible lip sync. But I still love you.” The comment section may just have collapsed into hallowed laughter, a testament that even if executed questionably, lovely Joe has got it.
Indignant fans rose to his defense, calling it “iconic” and thanking him for the “dramatic enunciation on those streets.” Another wrote, “Mi esposo, lo amo… mi casa, mi templo, mi todo,” (Translation: “My husband, I love him… my home, my temple, my everything”), further pointing to the fervent devotion of the Jonas fandom. You can read more about his impact on his fans in a recent post titled Joe Jonas playfully asks followers.
However, the true viral moment was aided by a fan who commented, “Pelo menos a gente sabe q ele n tá dublando nos shows né kkkkkk” (“At least we know he’s not lip-syncing at concerts lol”). The comment sparked a flurry of replies; others were agreeing, with one saying, “KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK VSFFFF” (Internet slang in Portuguese for hysterical laughter).
The jokes notwithstanding, the song is receiving praise. Several fans have commented on having been playing the record on repeat, calling it “one of my favorites” and applauding Joe’s vocals. “Your singing is beautiful in the song,” wrote one fan-poof-resolving any doubts about the street performance and cementing the song firmly in the love column. This kind of performance artistry reflects his commitment to his craft, similar to what he showcased at his recent album release.
It was not the first time Joe fully embraced his dramatic side. Remind me of the meme? “Maybe I’m a little dramatic”? Yeah, he does know what he’s doing perfectly. And honestly, it kind of was worth it. Whether out of intent or lack thereof, the video stirred conversation, laughter, and streaming. Ticket to success. His appearance at a recent event also proved that his style and charm are unparalleled, as seen at Macy’s event.
Will there be more of Joe Jonas’s dramatic street performances? Probably. Should he really practice his lip-syncing? Maybe. But that, by now, is juice for the charm. And if anything, that’s just a reminder that a handful of awkward, polished-unpolished moments belong in the lives of all global superstars-a.k.a. fans would not want it any other way. Joe’s recent chaotic tour rehearsal day further showcases this perfect blend of drama and authenticity, which you can find out more about in this nostalgic throwback vibe.
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Additionally, Joe has recently shared reflections about his love for reflective surfaces, which highlight his playful personality in his ever-evolving artistry here.