Joe Jonas on Long Island: Fans wait in the rain for meet-and-greet in Looney Tunes store in West Babylon

Vivian Marcus left Plainedge Middle School early and waited in the rain with her mother for four hours Wednesday to pose for a photo alongside her favorite of the three Jonas Brothers, Joe Jonas.

"It went very fast, but it was a great couple of seconds," Vivian, 13, of Massapequa, said after meeting the former Disney Channel star. "I’m still shaking."

Vivian was one of about 1,000 Jonas fanatics of all ages who lined up to pose alongside him at Looney Tunes Record Store in West Babylon on Wednesday evening. Those near the front of the line that stretched down Montauk Highway to the next block screamed when Jonas walked into the more than 50-year-old music shop wearing a black leather jacket and blue jeans.

Standing under umbrellas, fans clutched their physical copies of Jonas’ new album, "Music For People Who Believe In Love," which they ordered from Looney Tunes for a chance to meet him.

"I absolutely love it," said Samantha Free, 33, of Port Jefferson Station. "It is such a deep and personal album, and I think it’s great that he put this out for everybody."

Around a dozen Jonas fans who were not lucky enough to snag tickets to the meet-and-greet waited across the street from Looney Tunes, hoping to catch a peek of him upon arrival.

Among them was Nicolette Berrastro, who said Joe Jonas has been her favorite of the three Jonas Brothers — who are releasing a new album, "Greetings From Your Hometown," in August and touring together this fall — since she was 9. Now that she’s 26, she finds lyrics of love and heartbreak laced throughout Jonas’ solo outing comforting.

"When Joe and Sophie got divorced, I went through a breakup too," Berrastro, of West Babylon, said. Jonas and actress Sophie Turner, who share two daughters, were declared legally divorced in September, The Associated Press Reported. "I feel like his songs are relatable."

Looney Tunes owner Karl Groeger Jr. said in-store events like photo-ops and album signing have become a widely known pillar of his shop’s 54-year history.

"We had a girl that just came off the plane from Australia, we’ve got people from North Dakota, we’ve had Virginia, California," Groeger Jr. said Wednesday evening as fans were ushered through the doors. "Everybody from all over the country has come down today, and it’s been amazing to see them."