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NSYNC Popular Song Rankings [2025]
NSYNC is a five-member American idol group that was active from 1995 to 2002.
They released three albums and even performed in Japan, which shows they were quite popular.
Here, we’ve compiled some of the group’s popular songs from back in the day.
NSYNC Popular Song Rankings [2025]
Bye Bye ByeNSYNC1rank/position
As rivals to the Backstreet Boys, the boy band NSYNC gained popularity in Europe.
Although their active years were very short—spanning from 1995 to 2002—they made a huge impact, including setting new record sales benchmarks.
“Bye Bye Bye” is one of their hit songs, released in 2000.
It’s a dance track distinguished by R&B-tinged vocals and a catchy, groovy beat that’s easy to move to.
GoneNSYNC2rank/position
A track released in 2001 by the American boy band NSYNC.
Member Justin Timberlake was involved in its production.
The track became a hit worldwide, was nominated for a Grammy Award, and was covered by Aventura.
I Drive Myself CrazyNSYNC3rank/position
This song was released in 1999 as NSYNC’s seventh single.
It sings of the helpless frustration of realizing your feelings only after a breakup.
It’s one of the few tracks where Justin Timberlake is not the lead vocalist.
I Want You BackNSYNC4rank/position
This song expresses the desire to meet acquaintances and friends we’ve lost just one more time.
The overall atmosphere of the piece is suffused with a mysterious air, with something faintly ominous about it.
Though it’s a song about friendship, it also conveys a sense of attachment—almost like a lingering obsession.
Merry Christmas, Happy HolidaysNSYNC5rank/position
This work brilliantly captures the joy and festive spirit of Christmas, packing all the charm of *NSYNC into a single track.
The lyrics vividly evoke Christmas Eve scenes—snow-covered trees, stockings by the fireplace, and the excitement of waiting for Santa’s arrival.
Released in November 1998, it was also used in the end credits of the Disney film “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.” It drew attention as the only single from the album “Home for Christmas.” It’s the perfect song to enhance the seasonal mood at Christmas parties or cozy family gatherings.
This I Promise YouNSYNC6rank/position
NSYNC is seen as an American idol group, but it’s impressive how well they can deliver love songs like this.
The way they repeat “I promise you” at the end—saying, “I promise”—would surely tug at the heartstrings if it were played at a wedding.
(God Must Have Spent) A Little More Time On YouNSYNC7rank/position
It’s a pop ballad by NSYNC, released as a single in 1999.
It was their first song to reach the Top 10 on the Billboard charts.
The music video, which incorporates black-and-white footage of a mother and child, is themed around life from birth to old age, touching on childhood memories, war, and returning home.