my FIRST time HEARING NSYNC - Bye Bye Bye (Official Music Video)!

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my FIRST time HEARING NSYNC - Bye Bye Bye (Official Music Video)!
The editing back then was wayy different that today... time flies!
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[@jsgoodman]

*NSYNC songs came out between '97-2001, but VEVO didn't start uploading videos to CZcams for a lot of artists until 2009.

[@brittaneec4876]

2009?!? That’s about a decade premature 😅 Nsync was the height of the millennium era

[@sofiax.x]

The song & MV came out in 2000! I can’t believe it’s 22 years old!

[@koragray4794]

Actually fun fact about the video concept: the reason why they did the puppet concept is because that their former manager taking advantage of them back in the day (which is the late 90s) so is inspired by the Disney's animated film "Pinocchio" from the song "I've Go No Strings" so that why the puppet theme is for their album "No Strings Attached" and for the video "Bye Bye Bye"

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

Basically, visual effects become dated fast, practical effects don't (if they work, they'll work the same forever). The effect that's throwing you is a practical, in-camera effect. The blue room is a real physical room that's on a humongous rig that can spin a full 360 degrees (I think the room could, also, tilt forward and backwards). The camera stays strapped in place on the wall while the room spins, making gravity seem to disappear from the camera's perspective. It's the same effect that was used for a very famous Fred Astaire number back in 1951 called "You're All the World To Me" from the movie Royal Wedding (if you wanna branch out a bit into something different, I'd recommend checking out that dance number 'cause Astaire was so good at hiding the shifts in gravity, it's difficult to figure out exactly when the room starts and stops spinning).

[@mary_v2023]

Blows my mind on how you haven't heard their songs. It was on the radio all the time, but then I suppose maybe your generation didn't listen to the radio.

[@bc_usa]

The car stunt at the end was real.

[@SarahKing-qu6di]

You should watch making of the video. It shows you a lot of the behind the scenes stuff. The cube they were dancing in actually spun, that's why they were sliding around on a flat surface.

[@neetrab]

As I'm sure you know, this was 23 years ago. If you're

[@realSimoneCherie]

JC 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@M.Moadeli123]

This wasn't 2009. It came out in 2000. It was a banger back in the day. (I was a teenager)

[@lisafarrell5996]

You know the blond curly guy is Justin Timberlake

[@lindaachieng8652]

I would hire that videographer immediately! Today's standards are meh.

[@TGO2000]

I wouldn't judge the video quality as a limitation of the time and it's from the early 2000's not 2009, most videos after mid 2003 were in wide-screen & digital

[@ImSKRIPZ]

Bye Bye Bye is an amazing song prolly my favorite from *NSYNC

[@kis10ann]

Please watch the MTV making the video for this.

[@Harlzy.]

Taking it back in time ayyy

[@longlivejah4608]

The greatest band of all time.

[@ladybuggenesis]

You should watch the Making of this video. It's on CZcams

[@thecontinent9192]

Bro they have a making of this video on CZcams lol, it is a spinning room. There are small areas where they can grab in there, and they do edit them in at certain points. Also they did drive the car but also had stunt ppl as well. Also they did run on top a train lmaoooo *Nsync is the shit.