Would The Jonas Brothers Want To Live A Normal Life?

Behind the fame and fortune (it was reported somewhere that the boys earn about a million dollars a month) and all the hassles and frazzles that go with it, you would think the Jonas Brothers would want a quite normal life.  No shrieking girls mobbing them wherever they go, no interruptions in restaurants when they and their parents are having a peaceful lunch, no Jonas Brothers songs to co-write and record, no TV appearances, no concerts, no never-ending trips while on a tour… No.  The answer is no.

“We know that we’re living so many people’s dreams every single day.  The fact that we get to do it, it’s unbelievable.  We’re really honoured and we love what we do, so, no, probably not, I wouldn’t want to go back to normal life.” Kevin Jonas, 20 years old, says.

He adds, “If I wasn’t doing this, I’d probably be working at Starbucks.”  No way, he’d ever switch a “quite, peaceful, and normal life” with being able to sit half way around the globe in Paris and to be able to play their Jonas Brothers songs there.  “It’s incredible to do that as a living.  And, you know, it’s the most unbelievable thing in the world,” Kevin adds as he sits there in Paris doing an interview via teleconference.  No one could blame him for saying that.  That’s the life most teenagers would even want to have.

NOT A NORMAL LIFE BUT THEY ENJOY THE RIDE

The latest album, self-titled “Jonas Brothers” just sold more than a million for the brothers from Wyckoff, New Jersey.  Fresh from a hugely successful European tour, Kevin, Joe, and Nick are now busy making Jonas Brothers songs more popular than ever with their “Burnin’ Hot” concert tour all around the United States.

JONAS BROTHERS SONGS TRIVIA ON “A LITTLE BIT LONGER” ALBUM

Comes August 12, 2008, “A Little Bit Longer” album—their third, comes out of the market too.  This is their second album under Disney’s Hollywood Records (their first Jonas Brothers songs were recorded under Columbia Records).

•   “Burnin’ Up” is the album’s first single was first aired over radio stations on June 20, 2008.  The video for this song also premiered on Disney Channel on the same day.
•   “A Little Bit Longer.”  Of all the Jonas Brothers songs, this must be the most personal one.  This was written by Nick Jonas about how he deals with Diabetes.  Here’s an excerpt of the song’s lyrics:

 

“All this time goes by Still no reason why A little bit longer And I’ll be fine Waitin’ on a cure But none of them are sure A little bit longer And I’ll be fine”

What makes this album especially special is that, besides a collection of great Jonas Brothers songs, it includes more than 30 pages of bonus features, exclusive video performance, 60 exciting photos that you can print, lyrics of the songs, more exciting graphics that you can download to your facebook or friendster (or print) and a lot of hidden links.