August 2, 20242 yr Where does Jack get that "27 weeks" for 'Stick Season' from?? Clearly very out of date numbers, he said Mr. Brightside had 408 weeks when it actually has 420
August 2, 20242 yr Author Gonna throw this here after a post I had to delete, even though it doesn't apply to the *vast* majority of people here, but ableist slurs aren't acceptable on Buzzjack in any capacity and nobody has the right to intrude on someone's personal life by asking whether they have a disability or not.
August 2, 20242 yr Author 30 | | 11th week *NSYNC Bye Bye Bye 1st single from No Strings Attached Released: 28th February 2000 Label: Jive Chart Statistics NE (11/03/2000) | 3-8-11-20-28-37-44-58-x RE (03/06/2000) | 92-92-x RE (08/08/2024) | 30 Sales: 600k+ Certification: Platinum Status: Standard Chart Ratio 03 Sales 00 Audio Streaming 00 Video Streaming Video Eo-KmOd3i7s Biography At the turn of the century, there was no bigger group than *NSYNC, who ruled the world with their harmonies, teen-idol charm, and flawless dance moves. They formed in 1995 in Orlando, a hotbed of talent that seemed like a sunny answer to Seattle’s grunge, under the tutelage of Lou Pearlman, the svengali who also assembled Backstreet Boys. The quintet consisted of two Mickey Mouse Club alums, Justin Timberlake and JC Chasez, and three aspiring singers, Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone, and Lance Bass, who soon moved to Sweden to hone their craft alongside future superstar Max Martin and other producers. For their 1997 self-titled debut, Chasez and Timberlake were the lead voices, but it was their group vocals on songs like “I Want You Back” and charismatic, choreographed performances that launched them into orbit. Their liberation from Pearlman became a theme for 2000’s No Strings Attached, which moved over a million copies on its release day thanks to the radio and MTV hits “Bye Bye Bye” and “It’s Gonna Be Me.” For years, it was the fastest-selling album of all time, and they nearly eclipsed that feat with 2001’s multiplatinum, more mature Celebrity. But, when Timberlake’s solo career took off and other members pursued their own projects—Fatone opted for acting and Broadway; Bass tried becoming a cosmonaut—*NSYNC called it quits in 2007. They reunited at the 2013 MTV VMAs and, should they ever make a more permanent return, there’s no question that fans old and new will turn out in droves. - Apple Music Top 100 Chart History 1997 09 Tearin' Up My Heart -1/3- 1997 05 I Want You Back -2- 2000 34 Music Of My Heart (Gloria Estefan feat. *NSYNC) 2000 03 Bye Bye Bye -1- 2000 13 I'll Never Stop -2- 2000 09 It's Gonna Be Me -3- 2000 21 This I Promise You -4- 2001 09 Pop -1- 2001 24 Gone -2- 2002 02 Girlfriend (feat. Nelly) -3- 0 x #1 | 3 x Top 5 | 6 x Top 10 | 7 x Top 20 | 10 x Top 40 | 10 x Top 100 Social Media *NSYNC
August 2, 20242 yr Gonna throw this here after a post I had to delete, even though it doesn't apply to the *vast* majority of people here, but ableist slurs aren't acceptable on Buzzjack in any capacity and nobody has the right to intrude on someone's personal life by asking whether they have a disability or not. What happened?
August 2, 20242 yr It should climb next week now it’s been given a reset. I reckon it could have a bigger impact when Deadpool & Wolverine arrives on Disney+
August 2, 20242 yr Author What happened? I'm not going into it here, just wanted to ensure everyone was clear.
August 2, 20242 yr :hi:, catching up! shame to see 'Misses' seeming to be on its way out of the chart :no: and a very underwhelming debut for 'Free', I hope it picks up over the next few weeks! have been hearing it about & on social media a bit more the last couple of days so here's hoping ~
August 2, 20242 yr An 24 year old track doing better than Justin Timberlake's recent material. Well 1 place lower than the peak of 'Selfish' for now
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