Joe Jonas, aged 33, recently challenged his brothers, Nick and Kevin, in a playful quiz to test their knowledge about him in a Vanity Fair Q&A.

The question that stirred up laughter and surprise was, “What’s the most embarrassing thing that happened to me on stage?”

To everyone’s amusement, Nick promptly recalled the incident when Joe had an unexpected mishap on stage – he pooped his pants.

However, despite the uproar over this hilarious incident, Joe revealed that there was another onstage moment that left him feeling even more embarrassed.

He confessed that his most cringe-worthy memory was when he took a tumble “on national TV” during the American Music Awards in 2007.

The mishap occurred while the Jonas Brothers were set to perform their hit single “S.O.S.,” which involved a dramatic entrance through shattered glass panes.

Unfortunately, Joe tripped and fell, but he managed to recover swiftly and carried on with the performance like a seasoned professional, though the embarrassment lingered.

Reflecting on the incident, Joe shared that while it was mortifying at the time, he has learned to brush off such mishaps, considering they have become somewhat of a recurring theme throughout his career.

His candid acknowledgment of being accident-prone was further highlighted during a segment on “The Late Late Show With James Corden” in 2019, where he humorously revisited various clips of himself stumbling over the years.

Returning to the comical anecdote of the pants-pooping incident, Joe recounted the incident during a recent appearance on the Will & Woody podcast.

He disclosed how, during a concert four years ago, he unexpectedly found himself needing a hasty “mid-wardrobe s— change” after what he thought would be a harmless gas release turned out differently while he was clad in white pants.

In a light-hearted tone, Joe joked about the surreal experience of realizing his mishap mid-performance and the internal panic of fearing that someone would notice.

Despite the initial embarrassment, Joe expressed a sense of camaraderie with fellow performers who have faced similar onstage blunders, suggesting that such incidents are almost a rite of passage in the entertainment industry.

Accepting that mishaps are part of the territory, Joe humorously remarked that he now feels like he has “paid his dues” and earned a place in the exclusive club of performers with unforgettable stage moments.