Once again, after a bit of a hiatus we have returned! The good news is we are back with a pretty epic episode! Your favorite Y2K bitches go where not many dare to go, and that is comparing *NSYNC with The Backstreet Boys. *le'gasp* The scandal, the controversy, how dare we!

We dared though. Even though *NSYNC won our teeny bopper hearts, we still gave The Backstreet Boys a fair shot, and are fans of BOTH boybands. 

Real Talk takes us back to when we drew that line in the sand. What made one band stand out to us more than the other? How did we become more captivated and draw the line in the sand as OG fans? There were many factors, and we explore them all! 

Nostalgia sends us on a ride with straight up comparisons. We compare the two groups with personality and style as well as a little insight on vocals. There's some shade being thrown here but it's all in good fun, we have nothing but love and respect for both groups. Sometimes favoritism happens though, we can't help it. 

Writing/Roleplay explores the fan fiction world again in terms of BSB and *NSYNC cross over fiction. Anyone down to read a Frick and Frack fiction? (Nick and Brian) What about a Justin Timberlake and Brian Littrell slash fiction? It's out there for real. 

To end things we play a fun game of guess the group member that said this quote. A BSB member or an *NSYNC member? 

DISCLAIMER : All talk and comparisons in this episode are simply our own opinions. We are not bashing or hating on anyone within these two boybands, and are just giving our own take on things. You are entitled to agree or disagree with our observations and opinions. This is our view point and ours alone we do not speak for anyone else. 

Important note: 

Howie Dorough 

Vocal Type: Countertenor (Alto)

The Y2K Bitches are celebrating our 10th episode! Yay! In honor of us hitting double digits, we chose to cover the year 2010. A time where social media platforms took off! With the fall of MySpace came the rise of Facebook and Instagram.

For real talk, we get into the big life changes we were both going through. 2010 was an intense year full of new environments and some personal losses. It wasn't all sad times though, there were many good things that happened too! 

The nostalgia segment dives deep into the music, fashion, TV shows and movies that were taking place in 2010. Let's just say it out loud...vampires, vampires galore. Music was leading into a more dance era, everyone loved a good scarf, and boots were a staple piece. 

In writing and role play we talk about how the whole vampire craze inspired us write some paranormal stories of our own. 

Hold on tight spider monkey as we travel back to the year 2010! 

After a week long hiatus, episode 9 is finally here! This week we have a special guest. Our good friend Monica joins us to discuss all things Warped Tour and concert life. Mandy and Monica have been friends since high school, and have gone to concerts a plenty together. 

In our Real Talk segment we basically have a full on slumber party, as we recall our early days, and how we all started out as bubble gum pop teenagers that converted over to the dark side of emo music and the punk pop take over. 

For Nostalgia we recall our early days of Warped Tour in 2005, and how the punk pop scene didn't welcome us with open arms at first. We look back at some of our very first concerts, awkward run ins with band members, and accidental black eyes. Yikes! 

In the Writing/Roleplay segment we put Monica on the hot seat as she spills the tea on one of her own fanfic stories starring one of the band members from the band Good Charlotte. 

To wrap things up we play a very brutal game of 'Would You Rather'

Throw on those Converse, and grab your favorite merch shirt as we get Monica to flash back to her past with us!

Notes worth mentioning: Way back in the olden days, Mandy primarily went by the name 'Amanda'.

We recorded this episode over Zoom. There were some echo issues and feedback going on for the first few minutes, but it goes away we promise !

Your favorite Y2K bitches Mandy and Spencer are back to bring you another awesome episode! This week's episode is all about the man, the myth, and one fifth of *NSYNC, JC Chasez. It's Leo season, so we thought we'd kick off the month with a special birthday episode for a well respected pop star who just so happens to be a Leo. 

In our Real Talk segment, we have a bit of fun explaining what we would personally do for JC on his birthday if he were our 'homie', while Spencer also describes the perfect one on one birthday if he were her boo thang. Going right down a trip to memory lane, we talk about how it didn't seem that long ago that JC turned 23 when we were just teens back in 1999.

For Nostalgia, we fall deep into our 'feels' as we reminisce his infamous birthday's of the past, our favorite songs he's written, and the irony of going from one of the biggest pop stars in the world to being slighted by his record label and the music industry. We also share some of our own personal JC stories, encounters, and concert experiences! 

Our Writing/Roleplay segment kicks off with a bang as we recall how JC was used as a face for a good amount of our writing and role-plays. We also daydream about character roles we would love to see him portrayed in!

SPECIAL FEATURE: This episode also hosts a reading that Spencer does on JC. It's pretty amazing, so be sure to listen for it at the 49:55 mark! 

Guess who's back, back again, Y2K bitches are back, tell a friend. This week's episode is a favorite of ours for sure ! We jump head first into the world of Fanfiction part 1. 

Boot up those old PC's, or dust off those old boxes as we uncover some of the most classic pieces of fanfic that we have ever laid eyes on. For our real talk segment we discuss the books that we read in our earlier days. Reading was the first introduction to writing, and from that stemmed some legit interest in story telling of our own. 

Nostalgia talk runs deep with the websites we frequented in order to get our daily dose of fanfiction. Fanfiction.net, live journal, and even some fan sites used to host a wide variety of fanfics. We reminisce over the different genres, ships, and categories we read on the regular, and even the type of fanfiction we both ended up writing. 

Join us for the writing/role play segment where we each read a few paragraphs from one of our OLD fanfictions! You don't want to miss this we promise. 

Welcome back all you Y2K bitches ! Coming in at the number 6 spot is TRL! In this episode we remember what Total Request Live truly stood for and meant to our generation. We showcase our own countdown of top 10 moments from TRL that were memorable to us. 

Our beating nostalgia hearts recall the impact the show had on not just the guests and VJ's, but also on the entertainers that went on TRL. We revisit the connection between the entertainers, and the fans as well as how it was truly a show built for and by the fans. 

For our writing segment we recall how the inside look into the world of celebrity helped inspire us for storylines. 

Slide onto the couch, sit back, relax, and flashback to your past as we take another journey back to the late 90's early 2000s. 

Waaasssuuup all you Y2K Bitches! We have a special edition episode this week. This is the first of our Heartthrob series. In this episode we talk about our love and admiration for the beloved Jake Gyllenhaal. A staple actor in the late 90's and early 2000's Jake has been a trailblazer in his career since he was 10 years old, and we are here for it. 

In our nostalgia talk we discuss our favorite movies he's starred in, and list all the reasons why he stood out from all the other heartthrobs of his time like Paul Walker, and Freddie Prinze Jr. 

Our writing segment is dedicated to all the ways Jake inspired us as a character for our roleplays, and how we personally crafted original characters based off of his roles and general likeness.

So grab your favorite heart shaped pillow, and join us as we flash back to our pasts to relive all our reasons why Jake has been one of our favorite heartthrobs from the beginning. 

Side Note facts we had to google from the episode: Jake is 16 in the movie October Sky.