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Stray Kids Pay Tribute to NSYNC with ‘Bye Bye Bye’ Performance at The AMAs 50th Anniversary Special
Stray Kids made their first-ever appearance at the American Music Awards with a tribute to NSYNC and the legacy of boy bands during the AMAs 50th Anniversary Special.
Stray Kids made their first-ever appearance at the American Music Awards with a tribute to NSYNC and the legacy of boy bands during the AMAs 50th Anniversary Special.
Their performance featured NSYNC’s classic hit ‘Bye Bye Bye’ and a marionette-style choreography, before shifting into their own track, ‘Chk Chk Boom.’
Members Bang Chan, Changbin, Han, I.N, Seungmin, Felix, Hyunjin, and Lee Know delivered an electrifying set, earning praise from fans for their seamless blend of iconic boy band nostalgia and modern K-pop flair.
Watch the official performance below.
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