Lance Vast remembers the exact moment he knew in Sync had become famous in an interview on the BuzzFeed News show that literally happened. That's the show's name. The former Dancing with the Stars contestant retrace his time in the popular nineties boy band. So, according to the singer, when he and bandmates opened up for Janet Jackson's 1999 Velvet Rope tour, that's when it finally clicked. Were you and in Sync Fan or more of that street I'm in. Think I'm from Orlando and that's kind of where they all came together. So I was I grew up on them. So to me it's funny to think about them realizing they were famous because they have been famous. As long as I've been around, I feel like, yeah, did you have the posters? You have a favorite song? Yeah, we're all in. I mean, I was fully and I've been to several of their concerts. Really? Yeah, because they used to perform, like in my town all the time. So I just been a day one er who do you have a crush on? I actually did have a crush on I t o. I am sister so we would all choose our boyfriends from the band. And mine was always late. I mean, causes acute. E is yes.
Lance Bass wants you to dance like 'It's Gonna Be May'
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Related video above: Lance Bass recalls the exact moment he knew *NSYNC had made itLance Bass wants in on Justin Timberlake's "It's Gonna Be May" meme.The former *NSYNC member posted a video on TikTok of him dancing to the boy band's song "It's Going To Be Me."In the caption, Bass made a nod to International Dance Day and called on his followers to use his dance video to make a duet. For the non-TikTokers, that means recording a video alongside the video you're trying to mimic or build on."Guncle Lance is here to teach. Can't wait to see your videos," Bass commented.The video refers to the infamous "It's Gonna Be May" meme featuring Justin Timberlake, who sings the line "It's going to be me" in the *NSYNC song. In the song, Timberlake has some extra flair in his pronunciation of "me," making it sound like "May."The meme has circulated the internet since 2012, according to Know Your Meme, which tracks viral content.It even took on a pandemic twist last year, when Timberlake tweeted a photo of his boy band-era self with a face mask edited on."Spring Summer 2020. Thanks for this, Internet," Timberlake tweeted on April 30, 2020, around the time when health officials started telling people to wear a mask to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Related video above: Lance Bass recalls the exact moment he knew *NSYNC had made it
Lance Bass wants in on Justin Timberlake's "It's Gonna Be May" meme.
The former *NSYNC member posted a video on TikTok of him dancing to the boy band's song "It's Going To Be Me."
In the caption, Bass made a nod to International Dance Day and called on his followers to use his dance video to make a duet. For the non-TikTokers, that means recording a video alongside the video you're trying to mimic or build on.
"Guncle Lance is here to teach. Can't wait to see your videos," Bass commented.
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Lance Bass, seen here at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood grand opening event in 2019 in West Hollywood, California, wants you to dance like "It’s Gonna Be May."
The video refers to the infamous "It's Gonna Be May" meme featuring Justin Timberlake, who sings the line "It's going to be me" in the *NSYNC song. In the song, Timberlake has some extra flair in his pronunciation of "me," making it sound like "May."
The meme has circulated the internet since 2012, according to Know Your Meme, which tracks viral content.
It even took on a pandemic twist last year, when Timberlake tweeted a photo of his boy band-era self with a face mask edited on.
"Spring Summer 2020. Thanks for this, Internet," Timberlake tweeted on April 30, 2020, around the time when health officials started telling people to wear a mask to curb the spread of COVID-19.
