To understand what unfolded between Dylan Sprouse and Joe Jonas, we have to go back to the original essay the “Burning Up” singer wrote. Just a couple of months after the Jonas Brothers broke up, Jonas decided to write about his journey to stardom for Vulture. It was in this essay that he detailed his relationship with Disney.
He wrote, “Disney is great at creating fame. They’ve done it with so many pop stars and young actors…” The musician discussed how their appearance on “Hannah Montana” catapulted their success and was Disney’s “trial” to see if they could handle their own show. The brothers were ecstatic to join Disney but quickly realized it wasn’t how they pictured it. Having to maintain a certain look and persona was exhausting for them. He said, “We went along with it at the time, because we thought Disney was our only real shot, and we were terrified that it could all be taken away from us at any moment.” Jonas revealed that being part of Disney, there were unspoken “expectations.” He said, ” We didn’t want to disappoint anyone. … so we put incredible pressure on ourselves, the kind of pressure no teenager should be under.”
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Once Jonas spoke his truth, he received support from fellow Disney alum, including former co-star Demi Lovato. They wrote on Twitter, “@joejonas love you brother. #family/friendsforever.” However, not all Disney alumni agreed with Jonas, and Sprouse had some choice words for the musician
