Joey Fatone

If somebody's going to call you up and go, hey, we got this offer to do this thing.

Do you want to do it or not?

huge fame like it was for you guys writer or writer you know right you can do that in a sense but yeah it's if you want to be an artist yeah it's tough no you can't you have to be out there right does it still like hit the same way when you get that crowd cheering for you at the end it must be still exhilarating just to even perform in general it's just it's it's just a fun thing like i said i i don't know maybe that's the adrenaline that's that that's the uh the fix i get i guess from from performing i don't i don't know

And it's different things, though.

Like, for instance, when I'm with AJ doing stuff or doing my own show, for instance, it's just me just actually having a good time singing songs and you guys singing songs with me.

That's what it's all about.

Yeah.

Then, for instance, doing Ann Juliet on Broadway, you know, I'm playing a character.

I'm telling the story.

That's what I'm doing.

It's not me on stage.

And...

Obviously for this show, that show calls for more comedic stuff.

So I'm going to, you know, try my best to improve on stuff when I'm doing.

So again, for me, when I'm doing these stuff as well, I'm always trying to improve, you know, maybe correct things or make it just perfection, which it's never going to happen, but I'll try to get as close as I can.

For the fans, it was ridiculous.

It was like, you know, they're about to like, you know, West Side Story starts stabbing people and stuff.

Well, and even in the doc, I think it touches it a little bit as well, where it does say, you know, where Lou was more or less of going, well, you know what?

Those guys, you know, I heard that Backstreet Boys said that, you know, NSYNC really can't sing or they don't look really good.

He was the one instigating things or just sending those little rumors just to go back and forth.