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That's why they pay you the big bucks, Joe.

We're here at Sirius XM Radio and we're doing a bunch of interviews.

Here we go.

There was a minute where you guys had taken a break.

Did any of you think that you were done during that hiatus?

Like, we can't possibly come back.

I definitely thought we were done.

We were all comfortable and happy and doing our thing, but it was that kind of moment where you get back together and you're just in a quiet room and we started just kind of playing music again for fun.

It just felt natural and I was like, damn, I haven't felt this in a while.

We're always on the go, so we have these kits with us.

I have literally everything we could need throughout the day.

I'll give you a tour of mine right now.

I've got some hair products in here, a bunch of keels.

Can I peek through?

Let's normalize men's grooming, guys.

This is a very good hair product.

Cheap, but good.

And very messy if it's open, which it was just open my bag, which is very dangerous.

This is discontinued, but it's the best shaving cream in the game.

Tom Ford shaving cream.

They don't make it anymore, but it's beautiful.

Smells amazing.

Look at this.

I want to eat it.

It looks like cake frosting.

I've tried to eat it.

It doesn't taste very good.

I got the YSL on my back.

Can I have the Costco size YSL cologne?

Always.

So we just finished some radio.

We're driving through Times Square, which brings back a lot of memories for us.

There was a Virgin Megastore, which for those who don't know, that was a really big place where you would actually go buy music in person.

We always dreamt of going and buying our CD and holding it in our hands.

It was like inciting a riot because there were so many people that showed up.

Well, we announced it on stage at Madison Square Garden, which they said not to do, but we were rebels back then.

We didn't understand that that was going to cause chaos.

We didn't really expect it to, so we showed up and there were too many people lined up outside the Virgin Megastore, but it made for really fun memories.

Looking at Times Square and knowing that we did have our moment there, it was special.

We're headed to our favorite studio right now.

It's actually owned and designed by Alicia Keys and Swiss Beats.

It's the best studio in New York, I think, and it's where we recorded a lot of the album.

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This is Alicia's actual piano.

And funny story, our first ever performance at Madison Square Garden was for this big radio show.

And they said, okay, you can do anything you want.

Alicia's going to let you use one of her pianos.

She was also performing.

But just do not get up on top of the piano.

Cut to Joe. Got up on top of the piano.

What did I do?

Nothing.

Really? Excuse me. My daughter is FaceTiming me.

Hello.

Look at how long my hair is.

Wow.

It's so beautiful. Your hair is blown out. You look gorgeous, babe.

Whoa, it's so long. Uncle Nick, so pretty.

Hi. Hiya.

Hi.

We're filming right now, but I wanted to answer and say hello to you.

Good morning.

Say hi to Vogue, darling.

Say hi to Vogue.

Show them your hair.

Wake up with Vogue.

In the past, it would be picking and choosing which storyline we wanted to go with for different songs.

We were all going through so many different things.

Somebody's going through a breakup. Somebody's getting married.

And then it's one of those moments where you look back, and it's quite funny.

It's last year, and you're like, oh, we were actually all in the same place.

Whether it be parenthood or our relationship as brothers and family and what that looks like and the dynamic.

We can't sing things that are inauthentic or aren't true to our real lives because so much of our life is for the world to see.

Right.

We've lived public lives for more than we have at this point.

And so it would be totally inauthentic to sing something that isn't true to that.

New York City has been a big source of inspiration our whole lives.

We lived just across the pond, as they say.

That is New Jersey, where dreams are made of or crushed.

And we look at New York City and think, one day, that could be us.

We're headed to our stylist's studio to do some fittings for some upcoming what-have-yous and what-nots.

Much prefer walking in New York than getting in a car.

Or prefer city biking around.

It takes twice as long in a car because you just sit in traffic.

That's also the worst way to see a city.

Because then you just get on your phone and you're not seeing what's around you.

But when we walk, we always make sure that we're in age order.

Always.

You don't want to confuse anyone.

And that we're being filmed.

Yeah, and we're being filmed.

We like to go under the radar.

Thank you, sir.

What's up?

Good to see you.

Thank you.

How are you?

Good to see you.

It's been so long.

What's it been?

A day?

Maybe a day.

How's it going?

A couple hours?

This is Sydney Lopez, our incredible stylist.

We have some looks here that we will probably use for some album press down the road.

Nice.

I love it.

I like that.

Yeah, this is nice.

This is like the classic Valentino studs on a Canadian tuxedo.

I think that what they do so well is they've got that classic men's tailoring approach, but always finding a way to keep it feeling youthful, edgy, fun, not taking itself too seriously.

Classic leather jacket, but with the Valentino studs.

Nice little sparkly polo.

Some high-waisted pants.

Very comfortable boots as well.

And they're very comfortable shoes.

One of the challenges at times is telling a cohesive story between the three of us, while also knowing that we're completely individuals and drawn to different things.

Having someone in the mix to help us find a common vision and overall aesthetic I think is important.

It's just about staying true to your individual style while being part of a collective.

Cool.

Not bad.

Not bad.

Not bad at all.

Off to SNL!

Next up on our very busy day is sketch rehearsal.

We have our scripts for the two sketches that we are in, and we're going to go rehearse them.

I love it.

It's a great line from someone.

Any questions about anything?

I don't have any questions.

It's pretty straightforward.

Yeah, it's pretty straightforward.

What a man.

Are we going to have tear-away clothing?

Yes.

I believe so.

Fantastic news.

And is it head-to-toe spandex?

Exactly.

We could try to match you to her.

The closer you are to her, the funnier it will be.

I think we'd go all the way if we're going to do it, right?

I think so.

Before you say another word, this is Jonas Brothers manager, part of my job is to deliver bad news.

We're going to take these city bikes over to Sona, which is my wife's restaurant.

It's Indian fusion food, and it is delicious.

I can hardly wait.

Let's get it.

Let's go.

It's definitely a hangout spot.

It's in the family, which is great, but this place is just our favorite go-to meal.

It's constantly feeding us an appropriate amount of food with friends, which is wonderful.

I think the thing that's nice about when we spend time together outside of work now is that we're choosing to do it.

For so long, we were always together, always working, but we actually genuinely enjoy hanging out.

I value these types of moments, these meals, with you guys more than I ever have before.

I agree with that.

Enough of that sentimental stuff.

Just giving you props on the food.

I love it.

Do you like the new menu?

The new menu?

Insane.

The paneer pizza is incredible.

Thanks for watching.

Vogue, thank you so much for spending the day with us.

It was a lot of fun.

We got some quality time in.

And if you liked it, maybe we'll do 48 hours next time.

Bye.

Bye.