Kevin Jonas recently told Michael Bublé that the Canadian singer’s music has earned a spot on his “baby-making” playlist. This light-hearted revelation was made during an episode of Jonas’ podcast, “Hey Jonas!”, which aired on 9 July 2023.
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The moment unfolded with Kevin, 38, earnestly informing Bublé, 50, that his tracks were part of their intimate playlist. To which Joe Jonas cheekily added, “Baby making sexy time playlist.” Bublé, known for his smooth vocals and charming stage presence, responded with mock earnestness, saying, “Oh, dude. You don’t even know what that means to me.”


This candid discussion marked a notable moment for the hosts and the guest. Kevin took the opportunity to reminisce about his wedding day, sharing a light-hearted regret that Bublé couldn’t perform at the event. “The only thing I wasn’t able to provide for our wedding was you singing back then. We’re heading towards our 20-year anniversary,” he said, reflecting on the missed opportunity to have the singer serenade them.
Bublé brought an amusing perspective to the admission when he mentioned the nature of their music being reciprocal. He quoted lines from their hits, saying, “Like, dude, ‘I’m a sucker for you.’ Are you kidding me?” With laughter ringing out among the Jonas brothers, he elaborated further, claiming, “There was not one time we conceived where I wasn’t singing, ‘What a man got to do?’”
The playful banter regarding Bublé’s inclusion in Kevin’s playlist first arose in a previous episode featuring Bill Nye, where the trio discussed their go-to tracks for getting “revved up.” In that conversation, Kevin divulged that he had curated a selection filled with his wife Danielle’s favourite songs, which prominently featured Bublé’s smooth repertoire.
While the Jonas Brothers and Bublé have not yet collaborated on a musical project, their paths have crossed on stage. Earlier this year, during a concert in Vancouver, the Jonas Brothers invited Bublé to perform his beloved classic, “Feeling Good.” In a humorous social media post around the event, Bublé downplayed his excitement about attending the concert. However, in a twist, he was filmed energetically teaching children the dance moves and lyrics to Jonas Brothers songs.
Expressing his gratitude, Bublé shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, stating, “Truth is, I love the @jonasbrothers more than the Jonas Brothers love the Jonas Brothers. Thank you, Kevin, Nick, Joe, and the crew for being so amazing to my kids. What a performance! I was blown away. It’s a night we’ll never forget.”
This exchange highlights the camaraderie between Bublé and the Jonas Brothers, as well as their shared sense of humour. It also showcases the fondness fans have for the accessible and relatable nature of these artists. This friendship continues to be a talking point, blending both their legacies in the music industry with personal anecdotes that resonate with audiences.
The playful interactions encapsulated in the podcast shed light on the personalities behind the music, reminding listeners that these artists are not just entertainers but also individuals with shared experiences and laughter. The rapport displayed between the Jonas Brothers and Bublé offers a refreshing glimpse into how music can connect people, both professionally and personally.
