Chasing Happiness

A behind the scenes look at the rise and fall of the Jonas Brothers to build up their comback tour. You get to see the struggle for their claim to fame and how it seemingly happened overnight. One of the first bands to utilize the social media platform and soar to incredible heights. It was a well done documentary to show how the brothers came full circle to reunite.

I lived with the happines begins album(my happines really begins with this:) and especially only human track(masterpiece of album)

Thanks for every single moment of this ❤

after years, kevin is still my most favorite :)

Watching Chasing Happiness right now on Amazon Prime. It is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen, just masterfully done - extremely worth spending an hour and a half watching. I have never been a Jonas Brothers fan, but I think I will be now. This is a great story of the power of family, talent, work ethic and faith. Great home video footage of an average family transforming into a major force. Part of the story is how the church rejected the entire family because the boys chose to be a secular band instead of a Christian band - it is heartbreaking. I guess I am truly fortunate to be an Episcopalian. I new we were on the more open minded end of the spectrum, but I am regularly realizing these days, how different our understanding of Christianity is. I also didn't know how hard they worked on stage and to build there career. The perception that they just got lucky and were an overnight sensation is totally debunked with this documentary. They worked extraordinarily hard and are a testament to the American Dream.

Wasn't a fan when they were at their peak, but after watching this documentary, I have to respect the grind. These guys have talent. Nick and Joe were able to carve out solo careers, but as a group, you can say they had to reinvent themselves and evolve which shows on their album.

I didn't know too much about them back in the day, but having seen this, I realized that the perception I had about them as this squeaky boring Disney product was way off. I'm even listening to their music, and it's really good. I also learned a lot about my relationship with my own family, and how important that is to me. Overall, great movie.