The Jonas brothers reveal the greatest regret of their career

The Jonas Brothers had a whole career to ponder and, with all their success, break-up and eventual meeting, there must have been one or two regrets on the way. Although the decision to wear the purity ring is definitely at the top of the list, it's actually their Disney Channel show they'd like to share.

The Jonas Brothers Have Their Own Shows

After appearing in Camp Rock, Disney Channel channels offer them an original series JONAS in which they play semi-electronic versions autobiographical of himself. In 2010, a second season of the show was broadcast, entitled JONAS L.A. before being canceled.

In their new documentary, Chasing Happiness the Jonah brothers acknowledge that JONAS L.A. Nick revealed, "We should not have done that. This really retarded our growth, you know? I have the impression that it was just a bad move. "

He added," This was just not the moment. Literally, we could not
evolve because of that. "

Joe also shared that" the show was not good, "adding,
"We did not feel like it was us anymore. I felt young and we become
adults. "

Kevin agreed, admitting that the show" was not on the mark for
we, with the group we became, the songs we wrote. "He explained," I
think that affected the perception of the group, that we were a joke. They are
not true. They are robots. "

Rings of purity became a joke

The Jonah brothers also explained why they wore rings of purity.
and how they finally understood that they had made a mistake, as Joe explained:
Church, it was encouraged that we go through this program. It was like waiting
for the right person or wait for the wedding. All the children with whom I grew up
so that's what I thought, "Oh, that's cool."

He realized at a time when it no longer made sense, noting: "At age 15, I was probably:" What ?! What is that? And that was not what we were, it was just something we did when we were young kids. But we wore the rings early in the group, starting to explode. At this point, it was already too late because it was in the media. "

Kevin added," We've had all this success and it's the only one
We could hear or focus on what people were saying about us. "

South Park is even mocked the image of Jonas Brothers in an episode, as Joe said:" They said that Disney had created a group who were these brothers boy cookie-cutter tape. That everything was perfect and that they used Christianity and purity as a way to sell music to children … I mean, they were not far away, that's for sure. "