In the 90's, who listened to NSync, Backstreet Boys, or the Spice Girls?
 

Haha, don't try to deny it, guys. I know some of you in the 90's listened to these bands. Especially you, yeah you, peeking around from behind the corner there.

Hahaha. Who here listened to N'Sync, Backstreet Boys or the Spice Girls back in the 90's? Come out here and ADMIT IT. I want to know!

Listened? No. Familiar with some of their hit singles? Yes because I didn't control the radio of cars/malls. My sister loved the Spice Girls so I actually remember some of their songs a little more.

For some guilty pleasures which is what I think you're aiming for then I used to like that song "How do I feel" by Hoku which played constantly in the Disney Channel in the late 90s. One of the first songs I downloaded when Napster came out.

I listened to Backstreet Boys as a little kid. Fight me.

NSync is a great thing to bring up for the "Music is horrible these days! It's all boybands and sex!" crowd

I didn't. I didn't care much about music asides from what my parents played(60s-70s rock classics) on the stereo.

And how many males do you know that listened to such bands, anyway?

I remember a few girls at my school liking the Spice Girls, but not the other two bands. Then again I was in 4th grade back in 1999/2000, which I assume was the height of that band's popularity?

The Spice Girls in their prime were pretty hot imo.

I would.

Was too young back then. I'm considering checking their stuff out soon since I listened to a Spice Girl song on the first Just Dance a couple days ago. From what I can tell, they're pretty good.

That is a whole different matter, though.

As someone who was 12ish and a teen when these bands were huge, I used to hear them all the time in my middle school.

Then came the Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera era...or maybe it was a the same time, I know they came after Spice Girls faded away though.

You actually overheard them whilst playing Pokémon games? :P

Boyzone was where it was at

I was in third grade when NSYNC and Backstreet Boys were hitting the waves. I didn't pay much attention to them, but oh, did I know I Want It That Way. The Backstreet Boys were even on Arthur a few times.

Recently, one of NSYNC's songs came on the radio, and all I could think was "Oh no, my generation's Mom Songs are coming back!"...while a few months prior, I jammed to 1000 Miles while working.

There was even a Brittney Spears CD I got as a birthday gift from a classmate, but all I ever listened to from her was on that. It was the Oops I Did It Again one. One thing I've always wondered about that now was...what the HECK was up with the random "goodbye at the train station" where he gives her the necklace from Titanic...right in the middle of the song? What was that??? Why was it there? What did it have to do with anything?

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Hanson, my cousin used to drive me insane with their music back in the day and I often questioned her life choices because of it.

I didn't pay much attention to music back then either aside from the stuff that my dad played on the car radio. I watched the Spice Girls on the Irish tv show Reeling in the Years, though, and thought they were good-looking.:lol:

They were everywhere, how could you not? I admit I liked the Spice Girls. They're MTV vids were cool and I admit, I wanted to bang em.

I was like 8/9/10 years old at best when the Spice Girls were in their height of popularity. Women still had cooties to me at the time.

I listened to some Spice Girls back in the day. I occasionally MC/DJ weddings, and let me tell you, girls lose their freaking mind whenever "Stop" comes on.

Every. single. time.

I remember Britney Spears performing on the Kids' Choice Awards. Can't remember if N'Sync did or not.

My mother prohibited me from listening to the Spice Girls, though I didn't know why at the time.

I still find the Vengaboys to be a guilty pleasure.

My younger sister was heavy into Spice Girls, so that played regularly through out the house during that period of time. I found Nysncs "bye, bye, bye." enjoyable, but beyond that I never got into them or the backstreet boys.

nope music was more my sisters thing.