Joe Jonas Explaining The 'No One' Meme To Nick Jonas Is Painfully Relatable

Nick Jonas, you sweet summer child. It's okay in case you don't understand certain memes. It could be one of the most adorable things we've ever heard about you, though.


It appears Nick doesn't understand one particular subset of internet jokes usually aimed at or written about him and his brothers: the ones known as "no one" memes. He's probably not alone, although at least he had his dear brother around while in a recent fan-centric video to assist him out.


In a fun segment the Jonas Brothers created with Twitter Music called Fan Tweets, the guys read a few of the very tweets real fans had written to or about them. They gave commentary on various messages, mostly involving their comeback, latest album, and other pretty typical stuff. However while in the course of the clip right after a comment on their book announcement from Twitter user @needycv, Nick Jonas came out with the truth. He doesn't really understand the "no one" memes.


"Oh, this is the thing I never understand,” he mentioned, while reading over the tweet. Usually, these types of memes are referring to actions that no one asked for, nevertheless folks are doing anyway. It's a very popular meme format that you'll visualize immediately in the event you log onto Twitter, especially in the event you follow a few stan accounts. Nick's very accommodating sibling Joe was quick to assert that it wasn't just this meme that he didn't understand, yet most of them.


"He doesn’t understand memes and he didn’t get this one,” Joe joked. “I explained this to you like 400 times.” Nick still didn't seem to get it, though, as he appeared quite perplexed.


“I just don’t understand why the no one part isn’t an explanation,” he mentioned, apparently bewildered.


At this point, Kevin took it upon himself to jump in.


"It means ‘no one asked for it although this is what we’re doing!’” He cheerfully recommended, which seemed to clear things up for Nick.


For some reason, it's actually super relatable and very pretty that Nick needed some additional help with figuring out this popular meme format. Some days, even as denizens of the world wide web, even we're not sure what some of those are attempting to mention. You're not alone, good sir.


However given that you're in a ridiculously popular musical group, you may hope to try and brush up on your meme knowledge a little more. Luckily, your brothers seem super ready to assist you out. Ah, brotherly love. Isn't it grand?