Joe Jonas Talks Trump, Wandering Around Craft Services Shirtless, and the Elusive 'Camp Rock 3'

The Jonas Brothers were an A+ boy band and DNCE is legit 🔥, so when given the opportunity to chat with Joe Jonas about important topics like Donald Trump and Guess underwear, we leapt at the opportunity. More importantly, we asked Jonas about the below photo, and turns out no, he was not joking. Camp Rock 3 might actually happen—and if it does, it'll be a lot darker.

On Filming Another (R-Rated) 'Camp Rock'

"If it made sense, sure. For all of us—Demi, Nick, it would be funny to do a spin on it. Do the graduating days, make it kinda dark. An adult film. Well, not an adult film. An R-rated film. We've joked around about the idea a couple times."

On Donald Trump and Politics

"We live in a world now where, whether you voted for Trump or not, it's a crazy generation. A lot of people are vocal, and you can be selective. I think it's nice we have this platform—instead of having to go on a big show, we can say what we feel right away, and people can disagree or not. DNCE likes to have fun and take you out of that mindset a little bit, because it's a heavy world right now. So, we try to stay out of the politics side. But there are certain things we're passionate about—global warming is a big thing for us."

On Shooting Those Shirtless Guess Photos....

"You're trying to flex as much as you can, because you want to look your best. There was a lot of laughing going on. When you're shooting, you're so exposed in your underwear—but after a time you forget, so you're walking around catering in your underwear."

On Competing with Nick for Best Body

"Nick and I go to the gym together once and a while. It's really funny to see. That's where we get competitive. Nick can put up a lot of weight, he's got massive shoulders. But we don't want to look like each other. I want to be a little bit smaller, Nick is always carrying invisible suitcases around."

On Being a Sex Symbol (FYI, He Doesn't Consider Himself One)

"I don't think I'm a sex symbol. There's a little bit of an idea that you've gotta stay in the gym if you're going to be in an underwear campaign, so you have that in the back of your head. But it's a lifestyle now. It was life-changing, I had to focus on getting in great shape for this. But no, I don't think I'd consider myself a sex symbol."

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