The Jonas Brothers Are Getting Roasted in an Upcoming Netflix Special
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Have you ever wanted to see the Jonas Brothers get roasted? You’re in luck, because the group is about to be the subject of a Family Roast on Netflix. The new comedy special will premiere Nov. 23 on the streaming service.
Jonas Brothers to Appear in ‘Family Roast’ Special on Netflix
According to a press release, the upcoming special “celebrates the universal truth that no one can get under your skin quite like your own family.” The program will feature “sketches, songs, games, and special guests” who will roast the brothers.
The special will be hosted by Saturday Night Live star Kenan Thompson, featuring appearances from Pete Davidson, Niall Horan, Gabriel Iglesias, John Legend, Lilly Singh, and Jack Whitehall. It will be available to stream November 23 on Netflix.
The Jonas Brothers shared a video announcing the new special. Joe Jonas doesn’t really seem to understand what a roast is, as he repeatedly says “roasted” over every little detail his brothers share about the event. The video ends with former The Voice coach Nick Jonas cracking up over it.
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The Brothers Have Been Busy This Year
It feels like the Jonas Brothers have been all over the news and our TV screens this year. Not only did Nick return as a coach for Season 21 of The Voice, but the brothers also starred in an Olympics special on NBC this summer. It unfortunately ended in a trip to the hospital for Nick, with no one declared the winner.
The group has also been on their Remember This tour, named after their single released earlier this year. The tour also featured singer Kelsea Ballerini. They’re set to wrap up this week. This year, they also released the singles “Who’s in Your Head” and “Leave Before You Love Me.”
Fans can also look forward to the brothers’ upcoming memoir Blood, which is written from all three of their perspectives as they detail their rise to fame. The book is available November 9, 2021.
