Stray Kids Honor NSYNC at American Music Awards 50th Anniversary

The K-pop group delivered a dynamic performance, blending their latest hit with NSYNC's iconic 'Bye Bye Bye' at the AMAs special.

Stray Kids made their debut at the American Music Awards, performing a special tribute to NSYNC during the 50th-anniversary event.
The performance featured a marionette-style homage to NSYNC's 2000 hit 'Bye Bye Bye,' integrated with Stray Kids' own song 'Chk Chk Boom.'
Lance Bass of NSYNC and AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys introduced the group, highlighting the enduring legacy of boy bands at the AMAs.
Stray Kids expressed their gratitude for the opportunity and the influence of past boy bands, stating the performance was memorable and special for them.
The event, broadcast on CBS, included performances by other notable artists such as Mariah Carey, Green Day, and Jennifer Hudson.