Lance Bass Declares NSYNC ‘Sleighed’ Their Iconic Christmas Anthem

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Individually performing the classic Christmas song, the group NSYNC‘s Lance Bass pretty confidently and cheerfully described the performance saying they ‘sleighed’ it. The post made the followers, who deem the song a necessity for Christmas season, gush out with nostalgic praises as the holiday season interaction proved that the boy’s Christmas music was still in demand.

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Christmas has arrived for Lance Bass and he is not at all reluctant to take along his group a little. NSYNC member posted a video of the group’s hit song, ‘Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays,’ along with a caption that was a mixture of boldness and joyousness: “Dare I say that we sleighed that 🛷🎄.” The pun ‘sleigh’ was making a very clear reference to the song as a modern Christmas classic and the immediate audience response was really loud and extremely positive.

The video itself is the epitome of 90s/2000s nostalgia; five vocalists are probably in a cozy setting perfect for Christmas sharing their beautiful harmonies. The song has been the background of many chilly seasons after it was first featured in NSYNC’s 1998 album ‘Home for Christmas.’ Bass’s post was not just a standard share; it was a proclamation. His followers were more than willing to endorse the claim.

Reactions were plentiful, many users were supporting the first-class status of the song. One person expressed it simply, “Literally the best Christmas song not because I’m biased lol” This feeling moved through the comments and one more person said, “Hands down, the best Christmas song ever.” The praises were not limited to the single. Many people referred to the full album as a must-have for Christmas time. “I’ve been listening to the Home for Christmas album all week!!” said one excited fan, while another called it “the only Christmas album I enjoy.”

It turned funny when one user questioned Bass’s pride right at its source. “Who’s ‘they’ cuz we all know 🐐,” they wrote implying that there is no point in arguing—Christmas songs by NSYNC are the greatest of all time due to their quality. To one more fan, who was on top of Bass’s ‘King of Christmas’ title, he said, “We don’t call you the King of Christmas for nothing! The caption is perfect!”

Some comments explored more in-depth the group’s Christmas discography. A user went on a rampage about how the group should not be just associated with this particular song and exclaimed, “Who is saying this blasphemy?! Not just this song…Have they heard y’all’s O Holy Night?! That harmony! The BASS!!!” The user was pointing to the album’s less famous tracks, and quite a few fans agree that these songs because of their vocal arrangements deserve to be showcased.

Among the discussions about music, there was also acknowledgment of Bass’s fashion sense in the video. “That black turtleneck/blazer look is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 on you,” indicated one viewer, combining the season’s good spirit with a little bit of style talk. The vibe was generally that of warm, cheerful acknowledgment. To quite a lot of people, the festive season won’t start until they listen to those well-known harmonies.

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Lance Bass’s goofy post was an invitation to NSYNC’s Christmas music who have been witty and entertaining and gained even greater longevity than the band itself. It’s not just a band of boys that used to dominate the charts with their song; for an entire generation, the sound of their voices is what creates the holiday atmosphere. The total agreement in the comments section suggests that concerning Christmas pop NSYNC’s legacy is not only preserved but also the annual ritual of celebrating it with heartfelt affection is alive and well. The band not only created a Christmas hit but also made a tradition that is always in demand. This festive spirit is something Bass often hosts and shares with fans. Beyond the holidays, Bass also teams up with organizations for important causes. His personal life includes fun moments, like when he hosts a spooky Halloween party with his husband, Michael Turchin, or terrifies his husband in a playful prank with their children.