Jonas Brothers React to Viral Video of Resume Being Read at Concert

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The Jonas Brothers are suckers for a great work ethic. 

After a video of a fan looking at Scott Kelly’s experience quickly spread online, the Jonas Brothers – Nick, Kevin, and Joe – were convinced he was the right person for the role.

A concertgoer at the Jonas Brothers’ Buffalo show shared a funny moment on TikTok. The video, posted on November 10th, shows someone scrolling through a resume on their phone while at the concert. The poster, Jen, wrote that the resume belonged to Scott Kelly and wished him good luck.

The Jonas Brothers saw a video that quickly went viral—earning over five million views—and were impressed by the applicant’s strong work ethic. Nick Jonas even revealed that Scott Kelly’s dedication and insightful thinking were the inspiration behind the iconic line, “red dress,” in their hit song, “Burnin’ Up.”

Joe and Kevin both highly recommended Scott Kelly for the position. Joe stated that Scott had helped him out on numerous occasions and had even hired him in the past. Kevin simply confirmed he was a reference for Scott, expressing his confidence in Scott’s abilities.

The Jonas Brothers weren’t the only ones helping Scott find a job. Many brands also commented on the video, eager to let potential employers know he’d be a great hire.

Old Navy praised Scott Kelly’s professional appearance, giving him a strong recommendation. Kia commented on his motivation, saying he’s a driven person and should be hired right away.

 

It’s not entirely known what kind of work Scott was looking for, but Vrbo vouched for his skills, stating, “Scott Kelly built my house. I recommend him.”

The viral video has received a lot of attention, with many people named Scott Kelly jokingly claiming to be the applicant featured in it. It’s still unclear whether the actual Scott Kelly applied for or got the job.

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