[BLOG] *NSYNC Is The Best Boyband Of All Time

 Of course *NSYNC is the best boy band ever! How could we ever forget their amazing songs and long, tight, shiny black trousers? Their songs were out of this world, and so were Justin Timberlake's outfits! I'm sure many of you have a special memory attached to at least one of their songs. Everyone who lived in the 90s and early 2000s – or later, for that matter – knows at least one song by them, right? So go ahead, look up their videos on YouTube (or better get into Spotify), and rediscover your love for NSYNC all over again.

They are relatable and simply just lovable. Every song that came out of their mouths was just gold. The music was phenomenal and had the ability to make me dance like no other like it does today! Before I get yelled at by everyone, allow me to explain why NSYNC is the greatest boy band ever.

The other boy bands had respect for their fans.

The thing about *NSYNC was that they were so much better than the other boy bands, and they knew it. The other boy bands had respect for their fans. NSYNC didn't need to pander to us because we were already there.

*NSYNC was the perfect balance between mature and immature. They were silly and fun, but they also had great lyrics to go along with them. Plus, unlike most boybands today, they didn't treat their fans like trash. The other boy bands had respect for their fans and didn't treat them like idiots just because they liked them. And I'm not sure if you recall this or not, but before Justin Timberlake became famous, he was in the Mickey Mouse Club with Britney Spears (the first celebrity couple ever).

I remember watching these guys on TV when I was younger and thinking, "Wow! This band is amazing!" They were so charismatic and funny (especially Lance Bass) that I couldn't help but watch them every minute of every day! They had fantastic choreography that I still love to this day! Their music videos are still some of my favorites to this day too!

*NSYNC's debut album launched them into superstardom and was #1 on Billboard 200 for 8 weeks straight in 1998.

*NSYNC was the first boy band to get their own game, but they also had some serious talent. The group's debut album launched them into superstardom and was #1 on Billboard 200 for 8 weeks straight in 1998. They eventually sold more than 50 million albums globally.

Their first single, "I Want You Back" reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.

The second single, "Tearin' Up My Heart," also hit #2 on Billboard Hot 100 chart and topped the charts in Australia, Germany, and New Zealand. This song won an MTV Video Music Award for Best Dance Video in 1999.

The third single, "It's Gonna Be Me," became the band's first number one hit on Billboard Hot 100 when it topped the charts in 2000. The song was also nominated for two Grammy Awards: Record of the Year (2000) and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals (2000).

NSYNC also has a place in music history as one of the few boy bands whose members have continued their careers after the group split up in 2002. Justin Timberlake became one of the most successful solo artists of all time with hits like "Cry Me a River" and "SexyBack." Lance Bass is still active as an actor, reality TV star, and singer. Joey Fatone has appeared in Dancing With the Stars and other shows, while Chris Kirkpatrick and JC Chasez have pursued acting careers as well.

They still talk about their bandmates.

They're the only ones who have been together for over 20 years and are still friends.

I don't mean to be rude, but I've never seen any other band that has lasted as long as *NSYNC. They're still talking about their bandmates and acting like they were when they were in their prime.

Take Justin Timberlake and Lance Bass, who have been best buds since they first met on the set of "The New Mickey Mouse Club" back in 1993. Or JC Chasez and Joey Fatone, who have been friends since they were teenagers singing at open mic nights in Florida before they got famous.

They're also not afraid to let their feelings show for each other. Justin Timberlake is the first to admit that he was in love with Chris Kirkpatrick when the two were younger.

Even Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone have become close as adults — even though he was originally slated to be replaced by Kevin Richardson during their first album (he didn't join until 2000).

They didn't let their fame go to their heads.

*NSYNC was put together in 1995 by Lou Pearlman, a man who's been convicted of numerous financial crimes. The band spent five years together — Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, and Chris Kirkpatrick were all included in the original lineup — and they were known for their clean-cut image and bright suits.

*NSYNC didn't let their fame go to their heads. In fact, there are tons of stories about them being nice guys and doing good deeds. For example, Justin Timberlake once bought a house for a girl he'd met on tour whose family had recently lost theirs in a fire.

Another time, he ensured that every girl in an audience got flowers after hearing about how some girls had been treated poorly by security guards at one of his concerts.

Their music is iconic!

Their songs are timeless, and I still know all the words to their songs. Even the ones I've never heard before. When you think of boy bands, you think of *NSYNC. They're the best boy band of all time because they had great music, good looks, and a great group dynamic that made them more than just another boy band.

The members of *NSYNC were talented singers with great voices, but they were also dancers with moves that could stop traffic. Their dance routines got even better as they went on in their career. Their choreography was always clean and sharp. Their dancing was never sloppy or half-hearted — it was always perfect, which made them one of the best dancers in pop music history.

So there you have it, folks: *NSYNC is the best boyband of all time. They were able to write music that made all of us feel like we were in a club with them, even though we were just watching them on TV. They made us feel like we were partying with them whenever we listened to their songs. We could all agree to at least one of their songs, and it made us feel like they understood how we felt.