NSYNC BIO
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As written by two of our founders in the beginning of this project.
So... Here we are trying to decide what information about nsync to include,
the problem is we don't know where to start because we are sitting in front
of my "library" as I like to call it. (Brina enjoys looking through my library
too much hehe)
For starters this is not going to be your average bio. It is going to consist of information that
not EVERYONE and there dog already knows. I want to start by clearing something
up...LANCE DOES NOT COLLECT OLD COMIC BOOKS!
The Nsync band consists of Kevin Antunes, Troy Antunes, William
Ashbaugh, Byron Chambers, Paul Howard, and Ruben Ruiz. Melinda Jay Bell Is Nsync's
special projects producer and Justin's nick name for her is Chicken. Tim
Miller is their production manager and his nick name is Milla. The body guards
names are Randy Jones, Todd Dukes, Eric Burrows, Michael Greaves, Lonnie Jones, Wesley Long, and Andre Persons. On Nsync's Aint No Stoppin Us Now tour
their bus drivers were Leon Blue, Harry Commons, James Forges, Kenny Forges,
Gail Corby, and Mark McBride. There truck drivers for the same tour were David
Desaulniers, Eric Peterson, Troy Cross, Sharon Cross, Dale Carriveau, Chris De
Korte, Gary Lambert, and Sammy Mendez.
Here are a few details about Johnny Wright's mansion. (You better know who
Johnny is.) It is a 32,000 square foot(and growing) lake side Orlando ranch, which
is headquarters for his company "The Wright Stuff". The living room is full
of arcade games like Ms. Pacman and Mortal Kombat. There are two types of Air
Hockey tables, Pool table, and Foosball. There is a sound system with six foot
speakers as well as an old Coke machine. Next door there is a two lane bowling alley and a dance studio. (You think this guy's got any money?)
When Nsync recorded their first demo, they sang the Beatles song, "We Can Work it Out". Justin does a over one
hundred push-ups a day. Before Lance joined Nsync, there was a guy named Jason
rehearsing in his place. He could not handle the long rehearsal hours, so he quit.
When Chris was growing up, his dad
died and his mom, Beverly Eustice, had to move the family a lot to find work.
As a child, Chris was on welfare and had times when he was homeless. His family
could not afford simple luxuries such as a phone or a car. "I don't take anything
for granted." says Chris. Now that Chris is grown up, he bought his mother
her first house she owns. Without Chris's dream of creating a group, the group
we now love Nsync would not be.
JC joined the Mickey Mouse club when he was 13 during its fourth season.
His most popular character was Clarence "Wipeout" Adams, a funny guy with a
sufrer attitude. He made MMC by singing Richard Marx's song "Right Here Waiting
for you" which is ironic because Richard Marx ended up writing "This I promise
You". J.C.'s close friends and family call him Josh. JC sang in the Blaque song
"Bring It All". J.C.'s childhood dog was named Gritz.
Lance toured across the nation before he was a member of Nsync
with the Mississippi Show Stoppers. He is now the manager of Meredith Edwards,
a country singer. He recently starred in the movie "On the Line" with Joey.
JC thinks the most annoying thing about Lance is he likes to see other people
annoyed. Believe it or not, Lance was popular in high school. Lance's mom uses
Nsync stuff to motivate her 6th grade Mississippi class to complete their homework.