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Sep 14, 2023 12 min

Is *NSYNC in Sync Again?

from Rich and Weekly Hosted by Brooke Siffrinn & Aricia Skidmore-Williams

Are they back together? During Tuesday’s VMA ceremony, Taylor Swift was presented the Best Pop Award by one of the pop-iest pop groups to ever pop - *NSYNC. This was their first public appearance as a group in ten years, and it sent their fans into a frenzy. To ramp up the excitement level even more, after the VMAs they teased a new song for the upcoming “Trolls Band Together” movie, and now social media’s convinced there’s more coming from one of our favorite iconic boy bands. So what’s next? A reunion tour? An album? Come on, *NSYNC! We “Want You Back!"

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