Stray Kids became the second K-pop group after BTS to perform at the American Music Awards. During their smashing performance, the group paid tribute to American pop band NSYNC.

American Music Awards celebrated a half century with the two-hour American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special on CBS. The evening featured various walks down memory lane as well as new performances from today's biggest artists,

Onstage, Stray Kids wore matching ensembles consisting of embroidered varsity jackets, leather trousers and combat boots. In one segment of their performance, they evoked the cover of NSYNC’s 2000 album,

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,

Stray Kids paid tribute to a legendary boyband during their high-energy performance for the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special on Sunday (October 6). The popular K-pop group honored *NSYNC on stage,

Stray Kids paid a heartfelt tribute to NSYNC, following which they took over the stage with Chk Chk Boom at the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special. Take a look!