“I think it’s…”: Joe Jonas digs into Taylor Swift’s new album as Travis Kelce keeps cheering her on through the controversy

Taylor Swift’s newest album, The Life of a Showgirl, might have debuted with glitter, hype, and chart-topping success, but one conversation fans can’t stop revisiting is the unexpected musical déjà vu some listeners are experiencing.

And now, Joe Jonas, Swift’s ex and former tour mate, has finally chimed in with a comment that feels like a carefully wrapped wink.

Fans compare Taylor Swift’s new track to Jonas Brothers hit while Joe weighs in

Within hours of the album’s release, TikTok detectives and passionate Swifties began pointing out how the title track featuring Sabrina Carpenter sounded surprisingly familiar. The chorus, many argued, echoes the Jonas Brothers’ breezy 2019 hit Cool. Some joked that the “best song” on Swift’s album was actually the Jonas Brothers’ own.It didn’t help that Swift has faced multiple claims that other songs on the project share sonic DNA with recognizable hits, including comparisons between Wood and the Jackson 5’s I Want You Back.While neither Swift nor the Jonas Brothers initially acknowledged the chatter, Joe Jonas finally nodded to the drama in a new interview with Esquire. When asked if he listened to Swift’s album, Jonas kept it polite but intriguing: “I’ve heard some of it.

I think she’s obviously the biggest artist out there, and I think it’s good.”

Then came the line that launched another wave of speculation: “Everybody’s got an opinion about it, but from what I’ve heard, there are some catchy melodies.”Considering the conversations linking Swift’s “catchy” hook to his own hit, fans didn’t miss the possible shade. Subtle? Yes. Coincidental? Swifties say absolutely not.

A complicated pop history continues to unfold

Jonas and Swift’s history goes all the way back to 2008 and one infamous “25-second phone call” breakup, a story Swift told the world with fearless transparency.

Since then, both stars have grown, succeeded, and moved into new eras, but their names still collide like two nostalgic pop planets whenever headlines like these appear.Whether his comment was a supportive compliment or a cheeky nod to the plagiarism whispers, one thing is clear: in the universe of Taylor Swift discourse, even a slight smile from a former flame becomes its own chart-worthy moment.Also Read: As Taylor Swift’s world shifts with Travis Kelce, Blake Lively takes a subtle step toward repairing their friendship