Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Your Turn

Backstreet Boys or N Sync?

46 comments:

  1. Backstreet's back alright

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  2. The Beatles. Tavistock was producing better bands back then.

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  3. You're f'n trolling us amirite Entern?

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  4. I was brainwashed as a teenager with N Sync lyrics. My sister LOVED Justin Timberlake and stayed up all night blasting their music all night with poor me in the room next door. I memorized everyone of their lyrics in my sleep :/

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  5. I truly look forward to the day when enough generations have passed that I can stop hearing about The Beatles. They're boy band Elvis bro, let it go.

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  6. BACK STREETS BACK, ALLLLRIGHTE!

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  7. @MyDog, Sibling music osmosis is real 😅

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  8. At my age it's the Jackson Five or Osmonds. But the Backsteet Boys have a couple of good songs, I don't know any from N Sync.

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  9. Neither never bought or listen to their music at all

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  10. i wonder why they dint complain about the sexual abuse. i guess the money was too good.

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  11. Neither, except one of the bstreet boys was two doors down from me in a building in Santa Monica in 2011-12. the one with the tall one with the mustache

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  12. Geez. Don't think Timberdouche has any fans left except people that stanned him with nsync =curlytop Britney days

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  13. Oh, I had a niece who LOVED the Backstreet Boys to DEATH. She hated Justin from Day 1 lol. I should ask her if she feels vindicated or not. I'll admit to having a soft spot for "I Want You Back" though!

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  14. @Heather, Would you say they had the right stuff?

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  16. Backstreet Boys over N’Sync

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  17. No thanks, enty, I don't really want to relive the wars between all the girls I went to middle school with.

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  18. N'Sync over Backstreet Boys any day. I loved "Bye Bye Bye" and "Gonna Be Me"

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  19. @ZZZedMaster - you have good taste :)

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  20. I can't tell the difference.

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  21. NSync
    Bringin Da Noise was my favorite

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  22. Neither.

    But on 2000 Ky Derby Eve, I was working at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom. I was working at the Top E Drag Racer. I was just minding my own business and at 6:30 suddenly 100s of teenage girls mob the racer. All screaming cause two of the backstreet boys were there. Riding the racer about 40 times, tons of false starts and blown engines. They leave at 8pm to go to a Derby Party.

    About a hour later, these two teenagers come up to my ticket booth. One asks "Is Howie here?"

    I replied "whose Howie?"

    "He's a BACKSTREET BOY!"

    "What's a 'backstreet boy'?"

    She shot me a scowl and walked away. I felt good ruining her night.

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  24. Backstreet Boys, but N Sync had better songs.

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  25. Creed..

    Pretty soon... it's gonna be May..

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  26. Neither. It was all Britpop for me with Pulp. You have to admire a band whose frontman decides to impress a girl by doing a ridiculous stunt through an window and breaks a leg. Jarvis Cocker also jumped on stage in protest and mooned Michael Jackson at the Brits mid nineties. MJ was dressed as the messiah in front of images of starving children while others were kissing his feet etc which was rather weird and very disturbing.

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  27. New Kids on the Block

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  28. Way past my time, I crushed on the Beatles and The Monkees

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  29. Not going to front, lol, I liked both. N'Sync more.

    Story: I thought I was smart to make a buck. I bought $1K worth of N'Sync tix. Great seats. Ended up selling them at cost (2) and the rest I ate. Ended up saying F it slo I saw them at SAC then San Jose, then flew to Vegas. Went with a friend and we had fun, but...don't talk to me about N'Sync again. :)

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  30. The Temptations.
    The Four Tops.
    Now THOSE were boy bands.
    Man Bands.
    They had sublime voices, moves, style and sex appeal. The latter day boy bands didn't/don't get by on much.

    Kids, don't shit-talk about The Beatles. It makes you sound stupid.

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  31. Iggy and the Stooges

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  32. Backstreet Boys.

    But, damn, @Minnie and The Moocher....you get it. Slow clap.

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  33. Watch the Boy Band Con-The Lou Pearlman story on Netflix

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