We love a full-circle moment just as much as pop culture nostalgia that hits like a time machine – which is why we’re still buzzing about the Jonas Brothers’ tour opener at MetLife Stadium, where a surprise reunion with Demi Lovato turned back the clock. The impromptu Camp Rock revival saw former Disney stars-turned-exes sharing the stage in a joy-filled, song-stacked comeback that left fans wondering: Is this 2008 or 2025?
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Joe Jonas (the sincere heartthrob) and Demi Lovato (the powerhouse vocalist) revived their iconic Camp Rock chemistry in a nostalgia-soaked showstopper. Clips from the Disney films flashed across jumbotrons as Joe admitted their dad had ‘finagled’ roles for all three brothers in the 2008 movie. Then came the surprise: Demi stepped out to join Joe for ‘This Is Me’ – their first performance of the anthem in over a decade.
But the real spark? Their duet of ‘Wouldn’t Change a Thing’ – a song they famously performed during their 2010 breakup era. This time, smiles replaced stiffness; lighthearted energy eclipsed past awkwardness. The fraught air of their post-split sequel press tour melted into sheer joy, with fans screaming lyrics word-for-word as if they’d never left their childhood bedrooms.
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When The Script Gets A Second Act
The reunion spilled offstage into viral gold. In true Gen-Z-meets-Millennial fashion, Demi and Joe lip-synced to Debby Ryan’s iconic ‘I wanna make history’ monologue – a sly wink to their own pop culture footprint. Demi later called the moment ‘for the history books’ on TikTok, locking it in as a generational touchstone for anyone who grew up on final jams.
The real hook? While Demi’s new dance-pop era (‘Camp Pop?’) promises breezy, feel-good tracks, this surprise Camp Rock chapter offered something richer: proof that time can turn messy histories into moments of genuine joy. As one fan perfectly tweeted: ‘On behalf of zillennials everywhere – thank you for healing our inner Disney kids.’
Final question: If exes singing bops with grins can go viral in 2025… what other throwback bombshells will this summer of reunited icons deliver?
Catherine Pun
A Hong Kong native with Filipino-Chinese roots, Catherine infuses every part of her life with zest, whether she’s belting out karaoke tunes or exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations. Her downtime often includes unwinding with Netflix and indulging in a 10-step skincare routine. As the Editorial Director of Friday Club., Catherine brings her wealth of experience from major publishing houses, where she refined her craft and even authored a book. Her sharp editorial insight makes her a dynamic force, always on the lookout for the next compelling narrative.
