Jonas Brothers Debut A Swoon-Worthy Ballad For The J-Sisters At The Grammys

Just if you had any doubts whatsoever, we're here to confirm that, yes, the Jonas Brothers are back and better than ever. Just over a week immediately after releasing their latest single "What A gentleman Gotta Do" on January 17, the brothers took the stage at the 62nd Grammy Awards for an electrifying  efficiency that included trumpets, the hand jive, and most importantly, a never-before-heard track.


The JoBros' rather anticipated efficiency started with the siblings on a b-stage located in a middle of the audience. It was there, dressed in coordinating black-and-gold suits, that they debuted their brand new song, "Five More Minutes." The romantic ballad appears to be an ode to their wives, and in it, they plead for just a little bit more time with the ones they love most. Kevin even gave his partner, Danielle, a mid-performance kiss.


Soon enough, the trio made their way to the main stage for a upbeat and energizing efficiency of "What A male Gotta Do." Joined by trumpeters and dancers jiving in sync, the brothers lit up the stage. They also included elements of their recent music video, which pays homage to a few movies, however perhaps most notably the iconic homecoming dance scene from Grease. Thus, the jivers.


Inevitably, much of the social conversation around the efficiency was about their new ballad, which Nick teased throughout a January 22 appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. "We have a very special efficiency lined up," Nick mentioned. "We don't wish to give anything away, nevertheless we're playing the new song that just came out, and then we're doing something else which I don't think anyone's going to expect."


Their efficiency, certainly, was just one of a couple of reasons why this year's Grammys meant so much to the Jonas Brothers. The sort was nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Efficiency for their comeback single, "Sucker." And whenever they might have lost to Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road," they're still winners in our eyes soon after such an eye catching, feel-good set.