The Jonas Brothers called on their fans on Thursday (Dec. 3) to help put on an interactive virtual concert, during which the sibling trio performed old and new hits like “Lovebug,” “Sucker,” “SOS,” “Only Human” and more.

Throughout the Lenovo’s Yoga and Intel Evo’s For All Creators performance, fans voted on the setlist by dropping suggestions in the comments section, and used custom hashtags to launch visual effects on their screens.

Despite all the cool features, viewers were just excited to see the Jonas Brothers perform in 2020 (even if it was virtually). See below for some of the best reactions to the online concert.

Justin Bieber has had enough of comments comparing his wife Hailey Bieber to ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez.

“Hailey Baldwin is going to do a Live, right?” a fan is seen saying in a video the singer posted to his Instagram Stories on Thursday (Dec. 3), in reference to the model’s Instagram Live with Bare Minerals and Dendoll. “Where she’s talking about herself, 20 questions with Justin Bieber. This is the time where they will not be turning off comments, so we need to fucking bombard that shit with Jelena and how Selena is better. Go after, please, let’s all go after her.”

In a lengthy follow-up post, Justin wrote, “This sad excuse of a human just encouraged people on video to literally go after my wife telling people to say that my previous relationship was better so on and so fourth [sic]. I just wanted to share this so people get an idea of what we face on a day to day.”

He continued by noting that it is “extremely hard to choose the high road” when people are constantly trying to “bully” his wife, before asking his supporter to “lift us up in prayer. We need prayer and support as we continue to put ourselves out there.”

The “Intentions” crooner then encouraged his fans to “uplift and add value to people,” writing, “After watching that I could easily let it steal my joy, but then I think about her life and how miserable she must be to want to spend her life trying to make others feel small.”

Hailey reposted her husband’s sentiment, and added her own take on the situation in order to “protest myself and my mental.”

“It has truly gotten to a level of anger and hate that is shockingly unhealthy and sad,” she wrote. “I would never in a million years wish for someone to be treated this way and I will never condone this kind of hateful behavior. I want only to support, uplift, and encourage other women in this industry and wish them nothing but love and success and I wish for all of my followers and supporters to do the same!!”

She concluded by “wishing the young woman in that video all the best, I hope she finds love, peace and happiness in this life!”

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Miley Cyrus compares a toxic relationship to being trapped like a “Prisoner” in her collaboration with Dua Lipa from her latest album Plastic Hearts.

In an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe on her 28th birthday last month, Cyrus discussed how emotions can only gnaw at you if you let them. “I mean, we’re just trapped in our emotions right now. I mean, really me, there’s no escaping it. It’s like, ‘Locked up, can’t get you off my mind,’” she said. “It’s like anything that you’ve tried to suppress or compartmentalize at that point, it’s coming up. It’s yours to own, to own it or release it.”

Check out the lyrics and music video below.

Prisoner, prisoner
Locked up, can’t get you off my mind, off my mind
Lord knows I tried a million times, million times
Oh-whoa, why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?

Strung out on a feeling, my hands are tied
Your face on my ceiling, I fantasize
Oh, I can’t control it, I can’t control it
(I can’t control it)
I try to replace it with city lights
I’ll never escape it, I need the high
Oh, I can’t control it, I can’t control it
(Oh)

You keep makin’ it harder to stay
But I still can’t run away
I gotta know, why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?

Prisoner, prisoner
Locked up, can’t get you off my mind, off my mind
Lord knows I tried a million times, million times
Oh-whoa, why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?
Prisoner, prisoner
Locked up, can’t get you off my mind, off my mind
Lord knows I tried a million times, million times
Oh-whoa, why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?

I tasted heaven, now I can’t live without it
I can’t forget you and your love is the loudest
Oh, I can’t control it, I can’t control it
(Can’t control it)

You keep making it harder to stay
But I still can’t run away
I gotta know why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?

Prisoner, prisoner
Locked up, can’t get you off my mind, off my mind
Lord knows I tried a million times, million times
Oh-whoa, why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?
Prisoner, prisoner
Locked up, can’t get you off my mind, off my mind
Lord knows I tried a million times, million times
Oh-whoa, why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?

(Prisoner)
Can’t get you off my mind
Why can’t you just let me go?
(Million times)
Million times
I wanna know why can’t you, why can’t you?
I wanna know why can’t you, why can’t you?
I gotta know why can’t you
Why can’t you just let me go?

Lyrics licensed & provided by LyricFind

Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

Written by: Jon Bellion, Stefan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Jordan K. Johnson, Miley Cyrus, Dua Lipa, Alexandra Tamposi, Andrew Wotman

Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee’s “La Santa” hits No. 1 on the Latin Airplay chart (rising 5-1 on the chart dated Dec. 5). The song is one of 20 tracks from Benito’s YHLQMDLG, his second-longest charting title at No. 1 on Top Latin Albums (35 weeks and counting).

“La Santa” reaches No. 1 in its 14th week with a 57% gain in audience impressions, rising to 11 million in the week ending Nov. 29, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data.

With the jump, Daddy Yankee breaks away from a tie with Ozuna and becomes the act with the third-most leaders since the chart’s inception in 1994, with 22. Bad Bunny, meanwhile, clocks his 12th No. 1, which dates back to his featured role in Becky G’s “Mayores,” his first entry and first leader in February 2018.

Meanwhile Bad Bunny’s latest single “Dákiti,” with Jhay Cortez, enters Latin Airplay’s top 10 for the first time at No. 8 (up six spots from is previous peak of No. 14), thanks to a 33% increase in audience, to 7 million. While Bad Bunny collects his 17th top 10, Cortez secures his second.

“Dákiti” is Bad Bunny’s first single from El Ultimo Tour Del Mundo, his third studio album released in 2020. The set dropped Thursday, Nov. 26, at 11 p.m. ET and bows at No. 20 on Top Latin Albums after just one hour of activity. (The sales and streaming tracking week for the Top Latin Albums chart runs Friday through Thursday each week.)

“Dákiti” continues strong on the airplay-, streaming- and digital sales-blended Hot Latin Songs chart, holding at No. 1 for a fourth week.

Over on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 chart, it drops 9-15.

Earlier this week, Noah Cyrus took to her Instagram Stories to defend Harry Styles after conservative commentator Candace Owens slammed his Vogue cover, in which he’s seen rocking a dress.

“he wears this dress better than any of u nappy ass heauxz,” the youngest Cyrus wrote alongside a photo from Styles’ shoot. The “July” singer was then met with criticism over her use of the racially charged word “nappy,” which historically was used disparagingly in reference to African hair texture.

Cyrus’ post had an added layer of insensitivity, as Owens herself is Black. The 20-year-old singer took to her Instagram Stories again on Thursday (Dec. 3) to apologize for her post, writing, “i am mortified that i used a term without knowing the context and history, but i know now and am horrified and truly sorry.”

“i’ll never use it again,” she continued. “thank you for educating me. i in no way meant to offend anyone. i am so so sorry.”

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