Kevin Jonas Crashed Nick's SNL Monologue to Finally Get an Answer: "Are We Still a Band?"

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Nick Jonas made his Saturday Night Live hosting debut on Feb. 27 with a little help from older brother Kevin Jonas. I wondered if the Jonas family would make a cameo for the big day - turns out, Kevin stepped forward to support Nick and ask the question that's on all of our minds: "Are we still a band?"

Kevin's concern is all jokes for the show, but fans were genuinely confused when Nick dropped a single and announced a new solo album last week. The last time something like this happened, we didn't hear from the Jonas Brothers for years. Well, Nick reassured Kevin that the band is definitely still in business. "Are you sure?" Kevin questioned further. "'Cause I just bought a house." Watch Nick's full monologue, including the funny family cameo, above.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/nick-jonas-saturday-night-live-monologue-video-48189692

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