Demi Lovato And Joe Jonas' Rendition Of This Is Me Makes Fans Nostalgic
On August 10, the Jonas Brothers kicked off their musical tour in unforgettable style at the MetLife Stadium in a Disney Channel time machine. But what came next was simply unexpected. The trio was then joined by their former Camp Rock co-star Demi Lovato for a nostalgic collaboration. The Sorry Not Sorry singer's appearance came during the group's JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour stop in New Jersey. The singer-actress' reunion with her ex-lover Joe Jonas has also fueled speculation about a potential Camp Rock 3.
A video making the rounds on the internet features Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas singing. FYI: The show featured the duo's mesmerising renditions of This is Me, which had once peaked at number nine on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Sharing the video on X, one of their fans said, 'Demi lovato and joe jonas singing 'this is me" wasn't in my 2025 bingo card."
demi lovato and joe jonas singing 'this is me" wasn't in my 2025 bingo card pic.twitter.com/FA7tePOxNF — daniel is FAST (@ohoneygotovegas) August 11, 2025
Another tweeted, 'im never shutting up about this my soul left my literal body The Jonas Brothers really brought out Demi Lovato in the year 2025."
IM NEVER SHUTTING UP ABOUT THIS MY SOUL LEFT MY LITERAL BODY THE JONAS BROTHERS REALLY BROUGHT OUT DEMI LOVATO IN THE YEAR 2025 pic.twitter.com/EVZOENa8xL — emo jonas (@carlajonas) August 11, 2025
Joe Jonas And Demi Lovato's BTS Moment
Besides the nostalgic reunion on stage, Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato even collaborated for a TikTok video backstage. Seventeen years after the first film, Camp Rock was released, the duo was seen lip-syncing to the film's Wouldn't Change a Thing in the clip.
Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato reunite in new TikTok. pic.twitter.com/EGlSIk2Wcr — Pop Base (@PopBase) August 11, 2025
Following the first movie, its sequel, Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, was released in 2010. Now that the Jonas Brothers have yet again collaborated with Demi, fans are speculating about Camp Rock 3.
Joe Jonas And Demi Lovato Dated Briefly In 2010
Demi met Joe in 2007 on the set of the Disney Channel movie Camp Rock, where they played on-screen love interests. Their initial friendship later developed into a strong connection, with the duo officially confirming the dating rumours in March 2010, after the premiere of Camp Rock 2. Right before they were about to embark on a tour together for Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam in November 2010, they parted ways. Since then, they have maintained a strong friendship over the years and even congratulated one another on special occasions.
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