this was where they hit the top and somebody said 'let's ruin them'. if there was no scandal, i think they could stay on top. But then again, they're back to music industry. Unfortunately the music industry seems hard to forget this 'scandal'. anyway, they're truly entertainer then and now.
No,"If You Go Away" it was a stand alone single post step by step then it was later re-released as one of the tracks on their last album before the breakup "Face the Music"
Jordan & Joey's vocals sound even better today, IMO! I guess when you're at the height of your fame, all sorts of weeds come out trying to cut you down. It's not a new story, greed is an ugly thing. Although, I can understand when it's valid- remember "everybody dance now" (or is that the right title of the song?) the actual vocals where done by a heavier set woman & in the video featured a skinnier singer. Hollywood is so wrong sometimes!
@reeree212 I believe this was in early 92, that's when the lip sync issue broke out. And if can notice, the boys look obviously older than they did when they released "Step By Step".
1 big one was at the Apollo. They lip-sang both songs and both performances are on CZcams. If i was a part of the group I would of lip sang because their dance routines were hug and if they sang and danced they would of been booed off stage.
In 1992, NKOTB were fading in the pop music world. I was in the 6th grade at that time. Other singers and groups surpassed them in popularity, such as Boyz II Men, Mariah Carey, TLC, Kris Kross, and Michael Jackson made a comeback. Also, if you watch videos of their early tv performances and concerts, it's clear that NKOTB lip-sang sometimes. I understand why they did it. Their dance moves were important, and it would ruin their vocals if they tried to sing and dance simultaneously. When they needed to sing live, they could do it.
It's not usually the bands choice to lip-sync. It would be the producers of the tv show or the executives running the concert. When they got really big, they always sang live. The whole thing is stupid now though because during the 90s every pop band lip-synced and no one even cared. Just look at NSync and BSB etc.
Jordan's smile is just too beautiful.
Jordan sendo Jordan. Magnífico, belíssimo e que voz poderosa. Simples assim 😍😍😍😍😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
this was where they hit the top and somebody said 'let's ruin them'. if there was no scandal, i think they could stay on top. But then again, they're back to music industry. Unfortunately the music industry seems hard to forget this 'scandal'. anyway, they're truly entertainer then and now.
Vita Masli they are still big today! ❤️
No,"If You Go Away" it was a stand alone single post step by step then it was later re-released as one of the tracks on their last album before the breakup "Face the Music"
where's the part 3? Amazing interview... i haven't seen this in a long time!
Jordan & Joey's vocals sound even better today, IMO! I guess when you're at the height of your fame, all sorts of weeds come out trying to cut you down. It's not a new story, greed is an ugly thing. Although, I can understand when it's valid- remember "everybody dance now" (or is that the right title of the song?) the actual vocals where done by a heavier set woman & in the video featured a skinnier singer. Hollywood is so wrong sometimes!
Donnie can SPEAK!
Now listen to Joe Mac singing a capella PDGG on tour you suckers!
OMFG where's the rest!? it was just gettin' funky :(((
@reeree212 I believe this was in early 92, that's when the lip sync issue broke out. And if can notice, the boys look obviously older than they did when they released "Step By Step".
1 big one was at the Apollo. They lip-sang both songs and both performances are on CZcams. If i was a part of the group I would of lip sang because their dance routines were hug and if they sang and danced they would of been booed off stage.
I know Jon is very shy, but I just wished he would've talked more, like he didn't even talk once.. But he will always be my favorite 💞 #JonGirl
In 1992, NKOTB were fading in the pop music world. I was in the 6th grade at that time. Other singers and groups surpassed them in popularity, such as Boyz II Men, Mariah Carey, TLC, Kris Kross, and Michael Jackson made a comeback. Also, if you watch videos of their early tv performances and concerts, it's clear that NKOTB lip-sang sometimes. I understand why they did it. Their dance moves were important, and it would ruin their vocals if they tried to sing and dance simultaneously. When they needed to sing live, they could do it.
It's not usually the bands choice to lip-sync. It would be the producers of the tv show or the executives running the concert. When they got really big, they always sang live. The whole thing is stupid now though because during the 90s every pop band lip-synced and no one even cared. Just look at NSync and BSB etc.
No....it cuts off at the end!!!!
@starshine977 it's from Face the Music
@Untamedbeauty015 Well in the 90's it was that period where everybody had lud color shirts and styles and hairdos even in the 1980's!LOL
@starshine977 No It is not on that album
@rockerjulie
Cool thanks
Joe's hot af
@rockerjulie
what year was this performance 91/92??
so does jon : /
Im sorry but Arsenio's shirt is blinding me
haterz gne hate....juz jeliouz coz nkotb got all the attention witch r galz
They say "you know" too much. It's irrritating.