Jonas Brothers Tug At The Heartstrings With Their Surprising Live Lounge Cover: Watch

Jonas Brothers may have scored a No. 1 hit in the U.S. With their comeback single "Sucker," however across the pond, they faced stiffer competition. "Sucker" came oh-so-close to topping the U.K. Chart, however Lewis Capaldi's gut-wrenching breakout ballad "Someone You Loved" ultimately edged it out of the best spot. The brothers have a fully chill attitude about it, though — on Thursday (May 30), they used their BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge appearance to cover Capaldi's hit and prove there's "nothing although love" between them and the Scottish singer.


"Here's the backstory: This song just edged us out at getting to number one here, several weeks in a row. So it's a hate-love relationship, however more love," they explained, laughing as they shot down any claims of passive-aggressiveness and insisted that they're huge fans of Capaldi's Instagram.


As for the cover itself, Joe and Nick traded verses before beautifully harmonizing on the chorus, giving the ballad a faithful rendition that proves they're true fans — afterwards, they tweeted, "Seriously we can't stop singing this tune. It's been a problem all day." Capaldi, meanwhile, reacted in usually hilarious fashion:


Besides their cover of "Someone You Loved," Jonas Brothers also busted out a funky version of "Sucker," the lead single from their upcoming album, Happiness Begins. Check that out below.