Oh, that Chasez boy. I called the whole thing "beautifully raunchy" with nothing but love in my heart, maintaining my (<- keyword) original sentiment from when the clips first leaked: the songs could've come off crude and sleazy, but they didn't - they were playful with a bit of a dirrty edge. It's the same way that Justin's confidence just doesn't translate to arrogance for me.
But YMMV (obviously) and all that. Anyway, I had fun.
However, an observation:
( This is going to be terrifically wankerific, but whatever. )
Oops, did I just say that? *g* Also, is this not where I go into how it's generally counterproductive to flaunt a harem of gorgeous women in an attempt to assert your masculinity, and that I find the practice almost laugh out loud funny in its irony? Moving right along then.
It's interesting that while you can see shades of solo!JC in his *NSYNC performances, these numbers came from a different place within him. There's an electricity, a wantonness and abandon to his demeanor that's not present in the tightly choreographed, scripted production of the group. However, it was nice to see that you can bring the rock star out of the SDB, but you can't take the sparkle out of the rock star. Nice twist on the NSA-era shirt, Jayce. Don't think it went unnoticed.
Also, GIP. Rawr. Yes, please.
Mmm, chocolate cake and Chinese food for breakfast. Leftovers from our viewing party Saturday night, which was preceded by spankin' new footage from
beatpropx. The unedited holiday message! Chris, JC, and Justin hilarity in Radio City! Justin on the Johnny Vaughan Show! Slap your momma goodness all around. Thanks, babe. *smooch*
But YMMV (obviously) and all that. Anyway, I had fun.
However, an observation:
Oops, did I just say that? *g* Also, is this not where I go into how it's generally counterproductive to flaunt a harem of gorgeous women in an attempt to assert your masculinity, and that I find the practice almost laugh out loud funny in its irony? Moving right along then.
It's interesting that while you can see shades of solo!JC in his *NSYNC performances, these numbers came from a different place within him. There's an electricity, a wantonness and abandon to his demeanor that's not present in the tightly choreographed, scripted production of the group. However, it was nice to see that you can bring the rock star out of the SDB, but you can't take the sparkle out of the rock star. Nice twist on the NSA-era shirt, Jayce. Don't think it went unnoticed.
Also, GIP. Rawr. Yes, please.
Mmm, chocolate cake and Chinese food for breakfast. Leftovers from our viewing party Saturday night, which was preceded by spankin' new footage from
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