Top 10 Best Songs of the Jonas Brothers

The comeback nobody saw coming, but everyone needed. A funky pop song with an irresistible chorus. The falsetto "I'm a sucker for you" is gold. The song is mature, sexy and incredibly catchy. The video with their wives (Priyanka Chopra, Sophie Turner) made it complete. It became their first number 1 hit and proved they are even more relevant as adults than as teenagers.

The peak of Jonas mania. A theatrical rock track about a hot girl. The rap from bodyguard Big Rob is legendary among fans. It's over the top, dramatic and fantastic. The video with the cameo from Selena Gomez is pop culture history. The ultimate boyband anthem of the late 2000s.

Their breakthrough hit on the mainstream radio. A tight pop-rock track with a synthesizer hook. It's about a breakup via SMS. Nick's singing is compelling and fierce. The song bursts with urgency. "S.O.S., I'm falling". This was the moment the world outside of Disney learned who they were.

A song that starts as an acoustic, Beatles-esque track and halfway through explodes into a rock anthem. It's about hopelessly falling in love. The dynamics make this song special. The guitar solo and energetic finale are surprising. A musical highlight that shows they had more firepower than just simple pop.

Originally by Busted, but made world-famous by the JoBros with the Disney audience. It's about a time travel to the future. The lyrics are hilarious and absurd. The energy is pure pop-punk-lite. The chorus is impossible to not scream along to. It represents their carefree early period.

The successor to their comeback hit. A breezy, summery song about feeling good. "I'm feeling so cool". The atmosphere is relaxed and confident. The falsetto of Nick and the harmonies are spot-on. The song doesn't take itself seriously at all and that's exactly its strength. The perfect soundtrack for a ride in a convertible.

A summery track with a reggae-like beat. It's about dancing and making mistakes because we are human after all. The production is modern and smooth. The song has a lovely vibe. The video with the 1980s aesthetic reinforces the retro feeling. An earworm that shows they can also make relaxed music.

The ultimate teen ballad. Nick and Joe sing with intense seriousness that only teenagers can have. It's a power ballad in the style of the 1980s. For millions of fans, this was THE song to swoon to. It's sweet, sentimental and a perfect time document of their heyday as teen idols.

From their recent album The Album. A funky, 1970s-inspired track about their fights as brothers and making up in the Waffle House restaurant. It's cheerful, groovy and nostalgic. The harmonies in the chorus are "smooth". It shows the adult dynamic between the brothers: we fight, but we're family.

A track from their 'Lines, Vines and Trying Times' period. It has a more electronic, danceable sound. It's about insecurity and jealousy in a relationship. The song shows they tried to break free from the standard Disney sound. The energy is nervous and propulsive. A favorite with die-hard fans.