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Date Posted: 15:23:15 04/24/01 Tue
Author: Kim
Subject: BT refused to work with the Backstreet Boys.

Hehe...man's got good taste. I'm reading a BT board and it's a hot topic over there. Many aren't too thrilled, but what can you do? Not everyone's gonna like NSYNC. Overall though most seem to be indifferent and think it'll be a new thing for him which I think is a good attitude. Here's that post though...
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Well I don't believe that! BT refused to work with the Backstreet Boys, he said it's not his thing....so why would he work with N'Sync? Anyway I heard that N'Sync wanted their next album to be more R&B oriented.


: ::Saves up for next N'Sync ALbum and ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING BT!! Muahahahahahah

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Hehe. :)

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