Joey Fatone

And the interesting thing is how parallel everybody's life in some way, shape, or form has been because of being in a boy band era.

And I can explain to you how it feels to be in a boy band 80 million times.

You've never done it.

You would never know.

You know what I'm saying?

I don't know.

I've never been in your shoes.

You've never been in my shoes.

So you can never really relate.

But if you've been on a, you know, again, the only time you can really say is like if you've been on a football team and that camaraderie of that team, it's the same kind of feeling.

But then it's like you have the ups and downs like everything.

You've got the pressures of, you know, from, you know, the artist and being a musician in a boy band, you know.

How do you fit in?

Do you fit into that?

Are you the lead singer?

Who are you?

What do you?

And then it's the how much money financially?

What's going on mentally?

So for this, for the doc, you know, I always, you know, me and my manager, Joe, we both co-produced it and directed it.