OMG Nick Jonas plays a mandobird!

[Geoff B]

OMG!! one of, like, my students like totally showed me this video the other day! They were like, you should watch this, and i was like y? and they were like cuz it has a mandolin in it, and I wuz like OK! then I saw it, but didn't hear it and like, it was like, totally disspointing and stuff...

[man dough nollij]

This thread is like so totally WHATEVER! I'm all like "okay", so he goes like this pop star has like this mandolin and whatever, and I'm all like: WHATEVER!

Totally!

[crazymandolinist]

I was at a church Christmas production walking down a crowded hall and some older gentleman thought me and my friend Drew were two of the Jonas brothers. Very random moment, and he just happened to pick the only two guys in the youth group who played instruments! Who knew!

[mrmando]

Nick--er, Kevin--is now immortalized at Emando.com. I'll have to check my traffic reports in a couple of months and see how much is coming through that page.

[journeybear]

OK, first of all I'm SO disappointed that it's Kevin, not Nick, playing the mandolin, because Nick is MY fave, he's so cool and writes songs and plays more than one instrument, but then I'm all like, WOW!!!, cuz at last SOMEONE in the Jonas Brothers plays it, and how cool is that? If you watch the video, you hear it come in about 1:55. And yeah, it sucks that they drop it when they start to rock - that's SO old skool, using it just for the "old-timey" segment, cuz WE know how mandos can rock.

BTW, would someone who has access to their CD with "Lovebug" on it please look at the credits and tell us if it's a studio musician or a Jonas Brother playing it? Gazillions of fans want to know ...

And oh yeah, Martin Jonas should totally say he's the Jonas Brothers' funny uncle or something. And someone mentioned Billy Jonas - I saw him at the Philadelphia Folk Festival OMG maybe ten years ago. He's done some wonderful stuff with found objects and kids and stuff like that. Kewl!