Don't be surprised if you soon see Nick Jonas becoming the next Justin Timberlake.
The "Levels" singer was just one of many musicians who performed at the Budweiser Made in America festival over the weekend.
Nick Jonas actually performed a lot of hip-hop classics during the Philadelphia music festival, which was "curated by Jay-Z."
Some of which include Bell Biv DeVoe's "Poison" and Outkast's "Roses," which were combined with his own hit singles like "Jealous." He even did a quick yet funky rendition of the Weeknd's "I Can't Feel My Face."
Although no full video has yet surfaced of his actual performance, here's a 30-second clip:
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While his audience and fans mostly comprise of young women, his use of R&B classics helped pull in some older fans, including some male crowd members, who happily sang along to "Roses."
If you want to listen to Nick Jonas performing a whole cover of Outkast's "Roses," you can watch it below:
The Jonas Brother seems to be generating so much success from his curated plan to veer away from his Disney image and transition into a pop/R&B singer, as evidenced by his latest tracks.
Not only that, but Nick Jonas is also giving off a rebel yet sexy appeal - a far cry from his Jonas Brothers and Disney era - as he performed his own emotional heart-wrenching tracks like "Chains."
Nick Jonas net worth is $18 million. But as his attempts to breakout as the newest Justin Timberlake, this figure will surely rise sooner than most would think.
Nick Jonas also released a new music video for his latest single, "Levels," just last week. Take a look below.
