I like to think so. Although, it's not often that I'm in a locker room or shower with my brothers, so I couldn't really tell you. But, I'd like the Internet to believe that I'm still killin' it.

It's up to you, Reddit. If you can make that happen, I will be so thrilled.

Oh my god. My dance moves in CampRock were so terrible. I thought I was killing the game, too. Actually, Tyler The Creator posted it one day and I was like, "Oh, cool! Tyler thinks my dance moves are sick!" and I realized he was just totally calling me out for being a total dickhead and the way I danced, but respectfully. I think my flat iron hair and my squeaky voice are a little embarrassing. Also, I watch it now and realize it was so many years ago, it is really bad quality. It just reminds me of how much older I am now. I'm 27.

1-10 rating of how embarrassing CampRock is to me now, 10 being the most and 1 being the least, I'm going to give it a solid 8. When I see old merchandise from CampRock days or somebody is like, "Oh my god, CampRock is my jam", I really have a hard time believing them.

I lost my virginity to this girl named Ashley. You can probably just Google it. It's pretty easy to figure out. I dated a girl named Ashley, so just Google it to figure out which Ashley that is. It's quite the great story because I didn't have any condoms, so I went to our drummer, Jack's room, who was my roommate at the time and I demolished his room looking for them. Found them underneath his underwear drawer. When he came home, he thought somebody broke into his room because his whole room was demolished because I was in dire need. Needed to happen then and now. Safety first, kids.

I loved it. When it first came out I was so pumped. I know that Nick was really kind of not into watching it, but I thought it was the funniest thing at the time and it's kind of a compliment because obviously if you go to a comedy show and they pick you out and make fun of you, you can't heckle back, you gotta just take it and enjoy it, and for me I've always been a fan and I knew that was kind of a wow we made it moment, and also they were kind of attacking Disney more than me, so I didn't really feel threatened. Now I watch it back and laugh and Mickey kicked my ass so I won the episode by being beat up by Mickey Mouse.

Nick's nipples are not as big as they may appear. It did take multiple surgeries to get them down to a normal size. I think it was like 30-40 surgeries to just get them to a little quarter shape.

RIP Harambe.

P.S. Dicks out for Harambe.

You finally figured me out, u/teekay0496.

I would like to hopefully be rocking out on Mars, like Obama promised us, today. Maybe they can speed up the trials and I can go up there and hang out. That would be nice. First band to play on the moon and Mars. We're going to do a galaxy tour.

I remember when that photo came out. It's actually a really funny story because we were legit late for something and Kevin was waiting on the corner. Nick and I were both together and we were heading to meet up with Kevin and he was just waiting on the corner looking at his phone, and now that it's like a part of the whole meme family. I'm really proud. I think at first Kevin was like dammit, did I really just become a meme, but now that Kevin is quite the internet savvy guy I think he appreciates it a lot. I also use it constantly. I've Tweeted it and Instagramed it a couple of times, so I definitely support Kevin memes.

I've had a few pretty bizarre moments. There was one time that I was in Toronto and I was hanging out with my buddy John and we were invited to a U2 concert. We had an early morning the next day, but we were like we should probably go. Then somebody came up from Bono's PR, and they were like we would like you to invite to Bono's after party, and we were like that's not real, there's no way he wants us to come to an afterparty. But we were like you know what, just in case it's actually his invite we should just go for a few minutes and check it out, so we went to the party and we were waiting for probably about 30 minutes and we were starting to get ready to leave, I had like one or two drinks and it was time to get rolling, and we were like we're gonna wait for like five minutes, and surely five minutes late just like out of a movie, the doors open, it was as if it was a smoke machine, and Bono walks in, he was wearing jeans and a jean shirt buttons down to his belly button. He struts his way in and is doing the pointing at people and just being a total badass, sits down with us for probably the next 4 hours and we have the most amazing conversation, and inspiring, and we talk about him, I asked him for advice for writing songs and he's like don't be afraid to offend people, I have countries I'm not allowed back into for things I said, you have to really say it from your heart because it's what's important. It was such an incredible night. And I remember Colin Farrell was there as well, and I guess Colin Farrell sent one of the jerseys of a rival team at the time that Bono was to him, and he wrote something on the jersey to be like screw your team cause they have different teams, and Bono was so mad and was like "where is that bastard?!" and looking for him around the party to fight him, so definitely a memorable night.

I think that probably half of those questions are true. I was seeing a therapist and I wasn't on speaking terms with my brothers. When it happened, we were focussing on going on another tour and we had plans to hit the road and do what we had been doing for a while. Nick brought it to the table that he wanted to focus on different things, like acting and doing music on his own. At first, it was really shocking to me because it was kind of all I had known was the Jonas Brothers, forever. So, I was pretty mad and confused because, I was like, I've been putting so much time and effort into this for so long and now I just have to stop and figure out what's next. And maybe I was a little envious of Nick because I knew that he already had kind of a leg up and had plans to work on music already and he was creating and producing. So, I was probably mad at him, too. I remember kind of losing it a little bit and I didn't speak to anybody. I closed myself off and we cancelled the tour and didn't really know what was going on. We were honestly trying to figure out if it was the right decision to call it off or do a final tour or final goodbye, but I think, for all of us, we did it for ten years and it was a lot of time doing one thing. After taking some time away, I realized that maybe I could start to travel and do some other stuff. I really took a long time to figure it out and I wasn't even creating. I just traveled and tried to really find myself because I was doing this Jonas Brothers thing for so damn long. Now, I think that I'm really glad I took so much time away because I'm able to find myself and create music that I'm proud of. I started a little bit of acting and opened a restaurant. I was trying to see if maybe there was a different career path that I would go into. Ultimately, I realized that I really enjoy the music stuff, so that's really where I found home.

On the questions about the drug addition. That was all false. That probably would have made me look really cool, but unfortunately that wasn't real.

I don't know if anybody told you but the Jonas Brothers split up, I’m so sorry. Also my weirdest fan encounter actually happened three days ago. This woman was sitting outside my house in a car for a while and her car was completely full of furniture and clothes and my friend went up to the car to ask what was going on and she said that she was waiting for me and said that she was moving in and that she was waiting until I got home to start unloading her stuff from her car. So that's been one of the weirdest.

We also have a pretty good story. Our bass player, Cole, was on the bus a fan broke in and was sitting, waiting for him, and when he got on the bus she wanted to give him studio quality photos of her pet skunk riding a go-cart and that's all she wanted, so she handed him the photos and she left. We still have the photos too.

It depends, I think sometimes it's flattering. I think it's nice to be able to see fans, especially ones that are from different countries that we've never been up to and they show their support. Other times it's a little creepy because they’re at places before we get there and I'm wondering how they figure that out. Did they tip somebody off? Does their aunt work for Delta. Let me know, I'm curious.

Living with my brother Nick is great because it is actually like living alone. We decided to move in together because he was out of a lease and wanted to find a new place and he convinced me by saying, "You're really bored with your place, right?" and I was like... I guess. So, I moved out and then he forgot to tell me his lease wasn't up for six months, so I was without a house for a little while. Just floating around. Then we found a place in the valley of California and it's nice because he's been traveling and I'm home alone all the time. I get this nice sized house, just chilling. Also, when he comes into town, he came into town this past weekend, our housekeeper put a bunch of his new clothes in my closet and he left town to go finish filming Jumanji, so I don't have to go shopping. I just have a bunch of Nick's free new clothes now.

To answer your first question, do you ever stalk fan accounts, I totally do. On Instagram and Twitter. I love reading when people go off on each other. Like, if somebody is a big fan of another artist and somehow they tag each other in photos or tag me in photos and it's like trying to get me to get mad. I love watching fans interact and defend each other. Or fight. I do have a few favorites. There is a great twitter account called PeopleBehindJoe, which is just a collection of photos of the most random people behind me. From politicians to athletes to guys at gas stations. It's a really fun account, so I suggest you take a look.

We actually once played Hanson in a broomball tournament against New Kids On The Block and we beat Hanson really good. We swept the floor with them, but New Kids On The Block kind of put us to shame and made us realize that we're children. So, out of the three that you didn't ask, New Kids would win.

And if any of the members of Hanson are on Reddit and happen to be reading this. You still owe me to send me some of your MMMHops beer that you promised me back in 2011. Thanks.

I just hope their actual father isn't reading their Twitter accounts. But I take it as a compliment...if you're old enough to say that. I think you should at least be 18 to be able to say daddy to someone.

I once got in trouble at Disney World cause I took a picture of Mickey Mouse sitting down, and I had flashes like my life was gonna end of Mickey Mouse just like the cartoon in South Park beating the crap out of me just like the viral video of it actually happening in real life.

We were writing in the studio and trying to come up with new ideas and we kept having writers block cause and writing these R&B type songs. I believe one was called "Wet Dreams" which we never used because it was super cheezy, and one day we were just having fun and messing around and we wrote a bizarre tune called "Cake by The Ocean"

Thank you Lauren for answering on my behalf :)

I feel like it would be fun to go to university. I've always wanted to learn how to cook, so maybe I can go to culinary School? It's never too late for that - maybe I'll give it a shot one day!

We haven't heard a song called "Blown", it's got a feature by Kent Jones on the record, it's the only feature on the album and he did an amazing rap on it, and it's kind of just a vibey tune about letting loose and getting to know somebody, being wild and crazy, and it's one of my favorites, it's been on a lot of different movies for some reason and commercials. It's currently on a CitiBank commercial, and there was a Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles 2 which is a dream come true for anybody, and Megan Fox is taking her clothes off in the scene, so we won on two accounts.

Sure, on my way.

We wrote a song once called Don't Charge Me For The Crime, which was like the weirdest story song we ever came up with about being the getaway driver for a bank robbery. Maybe it was a little ahead of it's time, being 16 year-old Disney kids, it's probably not the best song to be singing. And we got the opportunity to work with Common and he was totally into it. So, Common actually raps on the song. I don't know how we got away with this being on an album, especially working with Disney for so many years, but it's out there. I'd say it's probably my favorite and least favorite song, in the same right, because it's kind of fun to listen to now, but I'm like, how the hell did we get away with this?

Thank you very much about saying it's tastefully sexy. There was definitely some half chubbing going on during the video. I wouldn't say a full blown boner, but I would say a haflie. I mean it's kind of hard not to in that situation especially when you're trying to be intimate, and also they put us in an elevator, me and Charlotte McKinney who I'm sure Reddit is very familiar with. They put her in an elevator with me and then they had kind of a hidden camera filming this whole time, and I had a great time doing the video.

Also, during our Toothbrush video I worked with Ashley Graham and the first thing out of her mouth - I never told anybody this - she actually said if you get a boner I'm gonna start to laugh, so that was how she broke the ice to get us comfortable on set.

I have a few. One being Daniel Craig. I have had multiple Daniel Craig birthday cakes in my life. One was a photo of him coming out of the water from Casino Royale and they made it into a cake. Obviously, Matthew McConaughey is one, too. I think he's the man. So, between those two, there's a lot of man crushing going on.

Also, I'm pretty into this guy, Ken Bone, recently, tbh. He kind of takes top of the list for me. Depending on who he votes for.

C'mon Ken, we're believing in you. Don't let us down!

Well, I have a few favorite bad movies. I really love Surfer Dude, the movie that stars Matthew Mcconaughey. If you've never seen it, you definitely should. Maybe have a little help from the marijuana and then watch. The movie is based on not being able to catch a wave in Malibu and the heartache from all of that. Also involves a reality surf television show that Matthew is trying to decide if he wants to star in or not. There's also an insane amount of co-stars. It's unbelievable. We actually did something recently with Matthew Mcconaughey and Cole, our bass player, told him that we're really big fans of the film and Matthew said, "You're one of the nine, brother".

It depends on what hair generation we're talking about. I had really long hair at one point and I don't know why, but I wanted to have the hair like this guy from Tokio Hotel. It's a German Pop-Rock band and he has this beautiful anime style hair. For some reason, I decided to do my hair just like him, so it would take quite a while. He kind of looks like a cat, too. Props to that guy for taking that much time.

I would say it took a good 20-30 minutes to get it to the proper flat iron shape. Lesson learned. Last time I'll be doing that, kids!

I think part of the beauty of Cole is that that's genuinely him through and through. I lived with Cole for a while kind of on and off for the last year and a half, and then my favorite outfit he has a house dress, kind of a Hawaiian ladies dress that he found and he rocks it around the house quite a bit. My favorite is when he orders Post Mates and they come to the door and Cole answers in a dress, basically like a clown chasing the delivery guy.

I saw Cole once in a tuxedo once when we did Grease Live. It was essentially the scariest thing ever and Cole looked like a murderer. To see Cole in normal clothes is not ok, so he has to stick to what he's doing always.

I really love Cactus Taqueria on Vine St in Los Angeles, that place is pretty bomb. It's a little shack on the caddy corner, so I recommend going there and usually going after a night out.

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Of course I have, bingo bungey piano, whatever your name is.

Ultimately, I hope the person I'm into or date would like the music I create.

Are you asking if I've hooked up with somebody that's been to one show before? Yes.

I think probably, it's a two part answer. It's already out there for people to hear, so it's on the EP so you can already hear it. And after creating over a year I feel like it didn't really make sense as much anymore to the full physical album, I wanted it to be a cohesive sounding record and I kind of evolved from that song. And I think every time, even when we performed it live I felt like it had kind of these feelings back when I was doing it with my brothers, I felt like it could've been one of our songs back then, so truthfully I think there are songs on the record that I think might be a little bit more mature, and I was coming up with the track listing and I was like hopefully nobody will cry about it, but I'm just gonna leave it off. I think that's one of the beauties about having an EP and then releasing a full album so that you could be able to dictate what you can put on and what you don't.

I used to be Valor, but I stopped playing because nobody plays it anymore :(

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Honestly, one JinJoo is enough in my life. I couldn't image more. Especially, one drunk JinJoo is like fighting a little cheetah, constantly. Having to get her from kicking you and slapping you. I would love one Cole-size JinJoo all the time. That would be really great. Or like a little Cole that could sit on my shoulder.

Thanks for your hard work on the video! Much appreciated!! Glad you enjoyed it as much as we did!

There's something my dad told me when we started,

Live like you're at the bottom, even if you're at the top.

So, that's something we've held onto for quite a while.

Recently, my manager, Philymack, said, "Try to take all news, like good news". And obviously, you can't use that all the time, for really bad stuff, but overall, being able to try to find the positive when you think the world is crumbling around you. I really think it's been resourceful and helpful.

Also a great quote that I say every time that I cheers when I have a drink is may all your ups and downs be in bed.

I feel like this is a weird creepy fantasy about tacos, but to answer your first question well best of luck with your health and fitness that's great, I would say for me my ideal cheat day there's a place here called Salt and Straw in LA, if you ever visit you should definitely go. They have this insanely good cookie dough ice cream there, and they make their own waffle cones, it's insane. In NYC and it has nothing to do with the name I promise Joe's Pizza on Bleeker & 13th is bomb, and the pizza there is incredible, especially if you're gonna go out late all night and then stop there at 3 in the morning with an A&W root beer, I honestly have many cheat days. Also Krispy Creme donuts, I'm a big fan. I'm a classic guy though I like to just have the classic Krispy Creme right out of the oven too. And I would say burger, I would just take burgers and fries. In N Out Burger is my favorite fast food joint.

And Tacos. I forgot about the tacos. Tacos toppings starting from the meat. If I go to Chipotle I like to just have, I actually ask them for double chicken. I also once asked them how much it would be to buy the whole chicken tray, $6. So now you now. So if you ever just want a shit ton of chicken, $6 people.

She probably owns in the hundreds at this point, and she leaves them around everywhere. I find them in my bags, and we find them in different luggage bags in my car, but her sunglass game is strong.

Yes, I love cigars a lot. Me and Nick are both big enthusiasts of cigars. We will hopefully plan a trip to Cuba soon and can go to factories and smoke cigars the entire time we're there. I personally love Cohibas and Bogey’s. Tatuaje is also a family friend company of ours and we actually toured with the owners for a while. They came on the road with us in South America and after the show they would set up shop and they would have cigar rollers and we would hang out and smoke. The reason I love cigars is because I grew up around lot of people who smoked cigars and I always loved the smell. Then I tried one for myself and I think I got horribly sick. I also had a smoothie right before, so I was hugging the toilet for a few hours (that means throwing up). Now, I love them. I think it's a nice little past time and a little vice in my life.

any or all early 2000's Bad rock... Limp Bizkit, Nickelback.. ya bro.

Hi Dani! I'm level 18.

For those of you who have no idea what Dani is talking about, we have a video game. It's pretty fun. It's actually insane, I'm addicted to my own game. It tells me, "Hey, would you like to buy more lives?" and I'm like... dammit, so pretty much am I paying myself?

I created DNCE after working on music and writing on my own for a while. I always thought about what it would be like to be in another band and I think that's one of the beauties about music - you get to do whatever you want. There's no one sitting there telling you exactly what to do. You can just create. I could create a country record or who knows what and luckily enough for me I had three really amazing friends who were looking for something new for themselves, as well.
They're incredibly talented and I'm glad that they want to take this journey with me. I've always felt comfortable being in a band and I wanted to do something that was in my wacky brain and luckily enough, people dig us writing songs about pastries and toothbrushes. So, thanks for listening!

We pretty much have a bunch of spot dates for the rest of the year, and some different radio shows during the holidays, but we are hopefully to do a bigger tour during the springtime/summer of 2017. We'd love to do a world tour to go to a lot of different places like Japan and a lot of different cities in Europe, so I feel like it would be a longer one. Maybe it will be a DNCE tour solely, but we've talked about maybe linking up and going out on tour and co-headlining with a DJ or something like that too.

I'm a big cold brew fan, and so I like to try different cold brews around the country. We've gone to pretty much every bougie third wave coffee spot you could imagine in the US. It has to be a place that they are particularly really rude to you and the lines very long and they take at least 5-10 minutes to make a latte, a lot of reclaimed wood and exposed brick...chalkboard menu, preferably. I'm a cold brew guy, but I do like a latte once in awhile. There's a great movie called Barista I watched recently. I'm a huge fan now of all the different guys and girls that compete in those competitions. I plan on going to one of the competitions eventually and trying their specialty drinks.

Dead or alive, I would definitely go with Bill Murray, he would bartend...drunkenly bartend. Will Ferrell would be pretty sweet to have there as well. It would be funny to see the competition of who can make who laugh more. I would love to have Bob Marley in the room, and he can make us weed brownies.