Stray Kids picked up the boy band torch at the American Music Awards 50th anniversary special on Sunday night. The eight-piece group took the AMAs stage for the first time for an ‘NSync-inspired boy band tribute that borrowed music and choreography from the veteran group’s No Strings Attached album cycle.

Boy band Stray Kids performed at the American Music Awards’ (AMAs) two-hour special event held at LA Center Studios in Los Angeles, California on Oct. 6 to celebrate the major U.S. pop music awards' 50th anniversary.

South Korean boy band Stray Kids delivers a high-energy performance of *NSYNC's ‘Bye Bye Bye’ at the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special. Introduced by *NSYNC's Lance Bass and Backstreet Boys' AJ McLean,

Stray Kids made their American Music Awards debut during the ceremony's 50th-anniversary special on Sunday. The K-pop boy band won hearts with their NSYNC-inspired performance. They paid homage to the iconic '90s boy band with a marionette-style performance of their 2000 hit Bye Bye Bye.

Spread the loveK-pop group Stray Kids brought the nostalgia to the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary show with a high-energy performance honoring iconic boy band, ‘N Sync. The group, known for their powerful vocals and dynamic choreography,

It's safe to say Stray Kids made boy band history at the 50th anniversary of the American Music Awards. The K-pop juggernauts, who have spent most part of the last week in Los Angeles preparing for their AMAs debut,