Possibility: JoJo on Sesame Street?

[ssetta]

I'm sure some of you may have heard of this hot new young teen sensation named JoJo. She is 16 years old, and has an amazing voice. She had a hit song 2 years ago with "Leave (Get Out)", and her current single "Too Little Too Late" is doing surprisingly well. Well, earlier this month, she performed at a Tree Lighting ceremony at The Grove in Hollywood. Well, Elmo was also there, and he sang a duet with Brian McKnight, and I saw a picture of JoJo and Elmo together. Do you think JoJo would be good on Sesame Street? If so, what do you think she could do on the show?

 

[The Count]

Dunno, never heard of her. The only JoJo I know of is the Muppet dog from JHH.
As far as what she'd end up doing should she appear in a Season 38 or future episode... I'd guess a Celebrity Moment song and pretty much that'd be it.

Like I said... Not rully sure, sorry I couldn't be of any greater help.

 

[Vic Romano]

"Too Little Too Late" is one of my favorite songs right now, that'd be awesome if she was on SS. I'm an avid JoJo fan.

 

[redBoobergurl]

"Too Little Too Late" is one of my favorite songs right now, that'd be awesome if she was on SS. I'm an avid JoJo fan.

Takes a real man to admit something like that! I'm teasing Dave. I like that song too and I think she'd be great with the Muppets. She seems cute and still somewhat wholesome (as opposed to Lindsey Lohan or Britney Spears or someone like that...)

 

[Faylo]

I've been a fan of JoJo since she was on America's Most Talented Kid.. I'd love to see her on Sesame Street!
She's a "Hollywood Good Girl", she's not one of the girls who are out partying and doing unmentionables in the early hours of the morning.. She'd be a good role model for the kids watching the show.

 

[ssetta]

Well, she could do a spoof of one of her own songs, singing about how you gotta "Get Out" and exercise!

 

[D'Snowth]

When I saw the title of this thread, I thought you meant JoJo from JoJo's Circus... where did THIS JoJo come from all of the sudden?