Joe Jonas responded to baseball fans who were not impressed with the Jonas Brothers’ performance at the World Series over the weekend. The band’s performance—a tribute to cancer survivors—players, coaches, and fans held up signs to commemorate their loved ones that have been affected by cancer. The brothers participated by holding a sign celebrating their dad, Kevin Jonas Sr., who is a cancer survivor. Fans expressed their annoyance at the performance’s interruption of the game. “You stopped the game for a performance?” one user wrote under an MLB Instagram post. “Sorry, this isn’t the Super Bowl; there is no halftime show. So ridiculous,” another fan wrote. Joe Jonas then joined in, commenting on post, “Why these guys?” The MLB has reported that the league and its 30 clubs are founding donors for the cancer research initiative Stand Up to Cancer, donating $50 million since 2009.
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