Deadpool Fans Cannot Get Enough of the Opening NSYNC Track as It Climbs the Charts

Deadpool Fans Cannot Get Enough of the Opening NSYNC Track as It Climbs the Charts


This year's MCU sequel Deadpool and Wolverine It quickly became a critical, box office, and pop culture hit, With its influence now spreading throughout the music world with the hit pop song released by NSYNC in 2000,Bye bye bye“It made its way to the top of the charts.”The song plays a big role in the crowd-pleasing opening sequence. Deadpool and Wolverinewhere we see the mouthy mercenaries violently murder a group of Time Variance officers. Along with the bloody brutality, we also see Deadpool engage in a solo dance sequence inspired by the moves of the band NSYNC.




Marvel fans clearly can't get enough of the song (with many no doubt reenacting the viral dance) as it'sBye bye bye“It's now in the Top 20 on Spotify and the Top 40 on iTunes. Not only that, but NSYNC's official YouTube channel has renamed the song “Goodbye Goodbye (from Deadpool and Wolverine),With director Shawn Levy celebrating the song's revival via social media.

Released over two decades ago,Bye bye bye“It was a huge hit at the time, reaching number four on the US Billboard Hot 100 and receiving a Grammy nomination in 2001 for Record of the Year. Considered a pop classic, it has appeared in the Marvel universe before, appearing on the 2003 album X-Men 2While this upset Wolverine greatly at the moment, Deadpool fans clearly can't get enough.



Did Ryan Reynolds do that impressive dance?

While the dance routine in the movie is very similar to Deadpool's, it wasn't performed by Ryan Reynolds, who recently revealed who was behind the mask at the time, praised their talent, and thanked them for their “services” (via With Ashley & Co.).

“Well, thank you. I’ll admit it… A lot of people don’t know that I can sing and move really well, but that’s actually the first lie I’m going to tell you today. A guy named Nick Pauly is the guy who choreographed the dances, and I mean he does a lot of the moves that NSYNC originally created. If it looks like the guy dancing doesn’t have arthritis, that’s him. There are moments where, you know, there’s a little bit of popping and locking, except for the popping, really popping, like it’s breaking. And the lock won’t open. So yeah, I’ll do anything I can to free myself. But yeah, I’ll rely on Nick Pauly’s talent. I’ll hang my hat on his talent there and thank him for his contribution and his service.”


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Directed by Shawn Levy from a screenplay he wrote with Ryan Reynolds, Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, and Zeb Wells, Deadpool and Wolverine The film stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman as Deadpool and Wolverine respectively, and the duo joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe after being tasked by the Time Variance Authority (TVA) with a new mission. A mission that will have them traveling across the madness of the multiverse. The rest of the cast includes Emma Corrin, Morena Baccarin, Robert Delaney, Leslie Uggams, Karan Soni, Matthew Macfadyen and a whole host of characters that will delight audiences.

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