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Bloodhound Gang Gets 'N Sync

"Look out for a duet in the future," said Lance Bass

'N Sync at MTV Movie Awards 2000 at Sony Pictures Studio on June 3rd, 2000 in Culver City, California.
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June 8, 2000

They wanted to come to our show," says Bloodhound Gang-banger Jimmy Pop about 'N Sync-sters Lance Bass and Joey Fatone showing up for a BHG concert in Atlanta. The pair of teen dreamboats even joined the Gang onstage for its version of the Sync's "Tearin' Up My Heart." "It was probably the craziest show I've seen all year," says Bass. "We hung out with them after the show and had a really fun time." Pop elaborates: "Before I knew it, it was five o'clock in the morning and we were drinking Jägermeister and Long Island iced teas like there was no tomorrow." Pop is a big fan. "They're proud, getting laid and making money," he says. "What else could you ask for?"

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