A superfan will do anything for their idol, but one Jonas Brothers superfan has let middle brother Joe create her latest tattoo and given him the result.
Demvlogs, a TikTok user, posted a video of herself at a recent concert put on by the Burnin’ Up hitmakers at their Las Vegas residency show, holding a placard that said, ‘Joe, create my next tattoo.’
The 33-year-old is seen accepting the sign and pen from the enthusiastic fan and considering what to draw until his elder brother Kevin, 35, approaches and whispers a suggestion in his ear.
As Joe laughs, a fan can be heard saying, ‘Hey! ‘Don’t draw a wiener,’ Joe says as he begins to draw.
While singing, ‘I just saw the lightning strike, knew it right then when I looked in your eyes,’ he finished his drawing and handed the sign back to the fan.
As the camera went to the social media user hugging her pal with the band in the background, he smiled and raised his thumb.
We next see the fan at the tattoo parlour, having the drawing permanently tattooed onto her leg.
She later reveals the finished work to viewers, which is a cloud with a lightning bolt coming out of it, mirroring the line he was singing at the time he made the illustration.
The film then turns to her second night at a Jonas Brothers event, where she shows Joe she has made the decision to get the tattoo.
She holds up a second sign that reads, ‘Joe, I got the tattoo!’ and her phone with an image of the tattoo on.
He can be seen widening his eyes in astonishment as she completes the inking, before smiling and pointing at her.
Joe has subsequently shared the video with his 12,600,000 Instagram followers.
If you want to get your own tattoo done by a Jonas Brother, or simply see them live, we have good news: Nick Jonas recently announced a new tour is in the works.
‘Later this year, there will be a tour,’ he told fellow singer Kelly Clarkson on her chat show. “The album is finished.”
‘We are very excited about it. We’re kind of in that planning moment with the campaign, the album, the single — all the things.’
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