Chris Kirkpatrick, former NSYNC member, has embraced life in Nashville, where he moved eight years ago with his wife. He praises the city's beauty, friendly people, and vibrant bar scene. Kirkpatrick also co-hosts the "Name Drop" podcast with Brian McFayden, where they share stories from their entertainment careers. He reflects on the surreal experience of performing with legends like Phil Collins and the impact of modern concert audiences using cellphones.
Chris Kirkpatrick, former member of *NSYNC, revealed in an interview that he and Joey Fatone were probably the biggest partiers of the group, while he was also known for pulling practical jokes. Kirkpatrick admits to performing hungover at concerts, but says his hangovers "weren't that bad" back then. The boy band, which was formed in 1995, disbanded in 2002 after completing five nationwide tours and selling over 70 million records. Other celebrities attending the '90s Con event included Dave Coulier, Candace Cameron Bure, and Alicia Silverstone.
Chris Kirkpatrick revealed that the members of NSYNC have a group chat, but JC Chasez is the least active in it because he's an introvert. The content of the chat is usually just random and silly, like sharing funny stories or jokes about the band. NSYNC also had virtual happy hours on Zoom during quarantine. The news was shared at the That's 4 Entertainment 90s Con 2023, which featured several nostalgic reunions.
