This is justified and lampshaded by the song 'This Is What We Came Here For', in that while kids like Luke (and Tess) are dedicated towards having a musical career, most of the campers from both camps are simply average kids who have some musical talents and wanted to go to a summer camp where they could also play music. It isn't because Camp Rock won the 'war' but because Camp Star doesn't have any campfires. Dramatically Missing the Point: Camp Rock is spared from being closed down because a lot of campers come back to it after Camp Wars is over.While most of the songs are still the result of in-universe performances, there are also songs added that just involve the characters breaking out into song and forgetting it afterwards, turning this film into a blend of diegetic and non-diegetic music. Diegetic Musical: The first film is completely diegetic in its music in the second film, this gets Zigzagged.Camp Star technically wins because Axel bribes people to vote for his camp. Defeat Means Friendship: Inverted by Camp Star (or the majority of the Camp Star kids) in the second film.Dark Horse Victory: Peggy wins the 'Final Jam' competition over Tess and Mitchie.Creator Cameo: One of the writers, Julie Brown, randomly has a scene as a counselor.Concert Climax: Of course! If you have a film called 'Camp Rock', what else are you going to use for a climax but a concert? They're not studying geology, you know.Cloud Cuckoo Lander: Between this, the Hannah Montana appearance, and his Jonas role, Kevin Jonas seems to have been typecast as a kooky character.You kind of feel sorry for whoever had to blow them up. The group use them later in their performance, unleashing them on the audience. Early on Mitchie's mom bemoans the accidental delivery of dozens of inflatable balls. Chekhov's Gun: Minor example in the second movie.Celebrity Star: The Jonas Brothers feature here, and one of them is the male lead.Captain Ersatz: The Jonas Brothers play their own as Connect 3.

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