2gether

Fluffy teen pop could no longer be dismissed in early 2000, for 'N Sync wholly characterized such pandemonium when they beat out Backstreet Boys in selling nearly two-and-a-half million copies of their second album, No Strings Attached, during its first week of release. This was a heavy, pinch-hitting double take in the face of angst-ridden rock as well, and the world of teenybopper frills and thrills would not be beckoned. Playing into the wide world of teen pop sensations, MTV went straight to helm and created a shiny-happy boy band spoof straight from the Spinal Tap mold. W...