Artist	Song
Backstreet Boys	Everybody (Backstreet's Back)
from Backstreet Boys (1997)
Britney Spears	Oops!...I Did It Again
from Oops!... I Did It Again (1990)
*NSYNC	Tearin' Up My Heart
from *NSYNC: Greatest Hits (2005)
Christina Aguilera	Genie In a Bottle
from Christina Aguilera (1999)
TLC	No Scrubs
from Fan Mail (1992)
Hanson	MMMBop
from Middle of Nowhere (1997)
Destiny's Child	Bills, Bills, Bills
from Destiny's Child - #1's (2005)
Jessica Simpson	I Wanna Love You Forever
from Sweet Kisses (1999)
98°	I Do (Cherish You)
from 98º and Rising (1998)
Mandy Moore	Candy
from The Best of Mandy Moore (2004)
LFO	Summer Girls
from LFO (1999)
Vitamin C	Smile
from Vitamin C (2008)
Westlife	Swear It Again
from Westlife (2000)
All Saints	Never Ever
from All Saints (1999)
Boyzone	No Matter What
from Andrew Lloyd Webber: Gold - The Definitive Hits Collection (2002)
Take That	Back for Good
from Take That: Greatest Hits (1996)
O-Town	All or Nothing
from O-Town (Bonus Track Version) (2001)
Joey Moskowitz, David Frank & Wild Orchid	Talk to Me
from Wild Orchid (1996)
Five	When the Lights Go Out
from Five (1998)
Hoku	Another Dumb Blonde
from Hoku (2000)
S Club 7	Bring It All Back
from S Club (1999)
B*Witched	C'est La Vie
from B*Witched (1999)
Aaron Carter	Aaron's Party (Come Get It)
from Aaron's Party (Come Get It) (1990)
Eden's Crush	Get Over Yourself
from Get Over Yourself - Single (2001)

Comment:

Just when we thought the music was all about getting real, teen pop got packaged, processed, and promoted like never before — and we [i]totally[/i] ate it up. [i]So what[/i] if those stuffy old critics dismissed it as Mickey Mouse? What did they expect — after all, *NSYNC's Justin Timberlake and JC Chasez, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera [i]were[/i] ex-Mouseketeers. Aguilera polishes up the Auto-Tune and uncorks her electro-funky magic on her way to a Best New Artist GRAMMY® — in "Genie in a Bottle." Boy-toy heartthrobs *NSYNC tore up Europe before rolling into American teen-idolhood with a nationwide roller-rink tour, sending their breezy bouquet of ear candy, "Tearin' Up My Heart," into the Top 20. And onetime *NSYNC manager Lou Pearlman recaptured his earlier boy-band triumphs at the dawn of the new millennium with O-Town, a group made not only for prime time, but also [i]in[/i] prime time, on the ABC reality series [i]Making the Band[/i]; their soaring harmonies boost the airy power ballad "All or Nothing" to platinum heights. From "MMMBop" to "Oops! . . . I Did It Again," we've got all the artists who provided an alternative to alternative and gangsta rap, and stole the high-school hearts of America in the process.

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