The Digital Get Down

Jacob and John go back to a time when you couldn't turn the TV on without seeing the guys. They did commercials for toys, alcohol, and everything in between. Grab your hitclips and "come and take a ride" with us on this nostalgic journey through TV land!

This week John and Jacob have a very exciting chat with Winter and Meredith, better known as the Winnebago Girls! The girls discuss their amazing story of how they became the biggest winners in Price is Right history and used the RV they won to follow NSYNC on their last two tours. They share so many fun stories about the road,meeting the guys, and their story being turned into a movie that Lance is currently producing.

John and Jacob dive into an unused 3-page music video concept for "This I Promise You" that they received from an employee at Jive Records. Why wasn't this one picked? Is it better than the video we all know and love?

John reads through the No Strings Attached Fall Tour Agenda that was given to all tour crew and personnel with some very cool facts, some names of people you might have heard before. The book unlocks a ton of info on how the tour worked and where the guys were at all times.

John and Jacob read through what is perhaps the most ridiculous *NSYNC out there. From false info to horrible abbreviations of their names, this book is definitely on our Do NOT Read List.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of No Strings Attached, John and Jacob take a trip back to the year 2000 to discuss Billboard’s top hits and landscape of the music industry at the time the album was released.

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In part 2 of our interview Alex covers the breakup of the group and how their solo projects got started. We also talk in great detail about JCs album, what went wrong with the label, and why it turned out the way it did. Plus many more great stories!

Alex Greggs, better known as "Alex G", has had a major role in the group's history. Besides having a big part in crafting some of the most beloved *NSYNC songs, he also worked closely with JC on his solo album and worked with many other legendary performers throughout his career. In this special 2 part interview, John and Jacob talk with Alex about what it's like being in the studio with the guys and Alex shares so many interesting behind the scenes stories.

Jacob and John take a look at Microsoft's press release for the *NSYNC@MSN internet service from November 2000 and talk about experiencing the group in the early days of the internet.

Jacob and John uncover some rare audio on a unique *NSYNC piece from Germany circa 1997