Stray Kids are set to make history by teaming up with NSYNC for a special performance at the American Music Awards 50th-anniversary celebration. The K-pop powerhouse confirmed this epic crossover, marking yet another iconic moment for SKZ and one for the books in boy bands’ history.
#StrayKids will pay homage to boy bands with #NSYNC at tonight's #AMAs50th Anniversary Special at 8PM ET on CBS and Paramountplus! 👏🕺🎂5⃣0⃣🇺🇸🎼🏆📺🕗🗽👑👑❤️🔥#NSYNCpavedtheway @Stray_Kids @NSYNC pic.twitter.com/AxVg29EEdP pic.twitter.com/5OpFyvW3mG
— World Music Awards (@WORLDMUSICAWARD) October 6, 2024
On October 5, 2024, Stray Kids confirmed the performance, which will air tonight at 8 PM ET. Adding to the hype, members Seungmin, Han, Bang Chan, Hyunjin, and I.N. posed for an iconic photo with Green Day, proving that they’re taking their American invasion pretty seriously!
Stray Kids members with Green Day in a new picture. pic.twitter.com/qWPOyhImDY
— Viral Takes (@viraltakes) October 5, 2024
Member Felix shared his excitement in an interview with Billboard, describing the experience of collaborating with NSYNC as “memorable” and “perfect.” The group’s performance, which is said to be a tribute to the history of boy bands, becomes all the more exciting with the inclusion of the “Bye Bye Bye” singers.
Meanwhile, Stray Kids continue making moves outside South Korea. This year, they released their EP “ATE,” which contains the standout track “Chk Chk Boom” and a video with cameos by Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.
