It was supposed to be just another episode of The Hot Ones Versus, the spicy wing challenge where celebrities answer questions while progressively turning red from the heat. But for Camp Rock fans, Joe Jonas’ recent appearance may have turned into the biggest Disney Channel gossip of the year.
The Notes App Confession That Started It All
While facing a question from his brother Nick, Joe was asked to read his most recent Notes app entry. Without hesitation, Joe unlocked his phone and read:
“Ooh… Read Camp Rock 3.”
The camera caught his brothers’ shocked reactions before Joe quickly added, “It’s the truth, sorry Disney.” Whether it was a genuine slip-up or a playful tease, the internet immediately lit up with theories.
More Signals of This Happening
Just two days before the interview aired, on Sunday, August 10, Demi Lovato joined the Jonas Brothers on stage at MetLife Stadium during their Jonas20 tour — a celebration of the band’s 20th anniversary. It was the first time in over a decade that Lovato and the brothers sang together, performing beloved Camp Rock classics. The surprise appearance wasn’t just a nostalgia bomb; it confirmed everyone’s on good terms again.
The Jonas Brothers haven’t stopped collaborating with Disney over the years, and their continued willingness to sing Camp Rock hits, even in 2025, suggests a healthy relationship with the company. That makes Joe’s “accidental” reveal feel less like a joke and more like a possibility.
Joe, Don’t Play With Our Feelings
Fans are already emotionally invested. The original Camp Rock (2008) became a Disney Channel phenomenon, launching the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato into superstardom. While the sequel, Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, didn’t match the first film’s cultural impact, it is still cemented in Disney Channel history.
With Disney revivals like Wizards Beyond Waverly Place and Raven’s Home finding success by mixing nostalgia with updated storytelling, the idea of Camp Rock 3 could hit the sweet spot for both longtime fans and a new generation.
A Potential Return to the Campfire?
Whether Joe’s wing-fueled confession was a slip of the tongue or a masterclass in trolling, the pieces are starting to line up: reconciled friendships, public performances of the original songs, and a continued partnership with Disney. If there’s ever been a time for a Camp Rock reunion, it’s now.
Would you want to see Mitchie, Shane, and the gang back on screen? Or is your heart too fragile for another Jonas Brothers tease?
